Examples of using Libyans in English and their translations into German
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The Libyans learned the Iraqi lesson.
I will move the woman a few moretimes until Stetson gives me Night Crawler or I deliver Amanda to the Libyans.
Secondly, the Libyans do not want any foreign military intervention, that is true.
We are also veryconcerned that we are now seeing an increase of Libyans fleeing the country.
It should also encourage Libyans to make changes and to move towards democracy.
We were the first to stand alongside those Tunisians, Egyptians and Libyans who wanted democracy and freedom.
CAMBRIDGE- Libyans have a new lease on life, a feeling that, at long last, they are the masters of their own fate.
For example,they charged Saudi foreign fighters substantially more than Libyans, money that would have otherwise gone to al Qaeda.
In his honor the Libyans issued a stamp with his face and in Iraq the Ibn-Firnas-airport north of Baghdad is named after him.
In order to understand what is happening,we have to step back and analyse the way that Libyans live in terms of their personal experience.
Iranians, Libyans are to invade the restored Israel, collected from all peoples, now not 2 but only one nation Ezekiel 37.
And yet in 2009, Italy struck a deal with then-Libyan leader Muammar Gaddafi to intercept migrantboats in the Mediterranean and hand them over to Libyans at sea.
In order to survive, Libyans will therefore refrain from thinking autonomously, and will always refer to the position of their group.
Today's decision helps pave the way towards a more open andinclusive society for Libyans, with a public administration that responds to their needs.
As the host, the Libyans managed to secure a surprising place in the final in 1982, which the team then lost against Ghana in the penalty shoot-out.
As well as some of the battles with the enemies of the west of Egypt from the Libyans during the reign of kings(Ni scattering) and(Brib age) of the kings of the Second Dynasty 2950 to 2700 BC.
As Libyans tired of Qaddafi's revolutionary rhetoric, he decided that a new organization was needed to stir popular support.
But four decades of military-based dictatorship may be enough for Libyans, a majority of whom never really benefited from their country's wealth or potential.
Libyans enjoy free education and healthcare and subsidised housing, benefiting from some degree of social distribution of the oil income.
The United Nations Security Council, supportedby the Arab League, has authorized the use of all necessary means to protect Libyans from the cruelty of their own leaders.
Unlike their neighbors in Egypt, Libyans are not clamoring for the elections deemed by many Westerners to be of paramount importance.
Now Libyans are free as you say, but as Janice Joplin used to say freedom is just another word for nothing else to lose, as Libyan queuing for funds at their banks door are finding out.
More than ten thousand Ivorians and more than one hundred thousand Libyans were massacred before their quiet and complacent eyes, because they believe they are indebted to their western masters.
Both the Libyans and the French remained on their side of the line, with France showing itself unwilling to help Habré retake the north, while the Libyans avoided starting a conflict with France by attacking the line.
For three days, there has been no outflow of people; some Libyans have decided to return but of course the situation is still shaky and we do not know whether there will be further outflows or not.
The hope that the Libyans will take joint action against the extremists is naive- especially when Europe is openly siding with a faction that on top of everything else has no interest in building up a neutral army and police force….
The close connection between Luwians and Libyans during the Sea Peoples' invasions may have been renewed during the Early Iron Age in the form of the axis Phoenicia-Tunisia.
The latter are either Libyans or third country nationals that used to reside in Libya and that had left their origin country in search of international protection.
And all of them, like most Libyans, share the unrealistic expectation that their newfound freedom will somehow solve their socio-economic woes.
The fact that Lubim or Libyans is a fairly common word, and that it is not found in the ethnological list of Gn 10, where it would naturally appear in the place of Lehabim, adds something to the evidence of identity.