Examples of using Karzai in English and their translations into Czech
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Who was Hamid Karzai?
Ties to Karzai and Ghani, Taliban.
Who was Hamid Karzai?
President Karzai made a welcome promise of a new start in his inaugural address.
Bassam's not Hamid Karzai.
We suspect your wife Karzai might be a drug addict.
Well, then your wife,Mrs. Karzai.
The Karzai regime has whole sections of it which are drug supported and we can't touch it.
Boss is visiting with President Karzai.
Appeal forcefully to President Karzai to take action and support him on this;
The EU expects a strong commitment and leadership from President Karzai and his government.
Colonel, yesterday President Karzai went to visit the families of the victims of Sergeant Bales' attack.
Aren't you glad you waited?" Karzai commented.
The president in his first visit to Afghanistan as the president meets with Hamid Karzai.
The Afghan Government opposes it, President Karzai calling opium'the enemy of humanity.
President Karzai and the Afghan Government have committed themselves to building a democratic, modern state.
Nobody up there is strong enough to fight this enemy and Karzai sure ain't gonna let any of these guys go home now.
And this evening we welcome the distinguished interim leader… of a liberated Afghanistan:Chairman Hamid Karzai.
The u.S.-Backed president hamid karzai Announced that he would Support pakistan if it should go to war.
Karzai, who is seeking to be the embodiment of that option, has come up against a major obstacle, namely his own person.
And he's also accused American officials, President Karzai has, of not cooperating with a delegation he would sent to investigate the killings.
The EU's security policy towards Afghanistan therefore needs to be more dynamic and flexible, and include concrete short-term and long-term measures aimed at restoring Afghan society, institutions and the rule of law, andsupporting President Karzai.
We held talks with President Karzai, numerous government representatives, women's and human rights organisations, and we were very encouraged.
There were a number of very important discussions during the UN General Assembly with President Karzai, with UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon, and with a host of countries.
We have to support Mr Karzai and the Afghanistan Government in retaking control of their country and in retaking control of the policy initiatives in their own country.
We are looking forward to the London conference at which we hope President Karzai will present his plans, and we are looking forward to increasing our support after that.
I would see it differently. President Karzai himself clearly says that the coalition forces are not winning the fight against the Taliban and adds- very fittingly I would say- that winning the war against terrorism will be possible only if some of the Afghan Government's partners stop pursuing their own(different) interests.
Like the Shia family law, the delaying of the Afghan media law, which was passed by the Afghan Parliament months ago by two thirds of the Parliament,is a tool by President Karzai to continue control of the state media, vital propaganda ahead of the presidential elections.
In this case we have to assist President Karzai and the Government of Afghanistan in revisiting this law and making sure that it is in line with international commitments and the constitution.
I support respecting the sovereignty of the Afghan people, but the Karzai regime is corrupt and does not reflect the interests of the majority of the Afghan people.