Examples of using Karami in English and their translations into Russian
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Don't… Don't touch Karami.
Karami, the guy on the bike.
His name is Mustafa Karami.
Karami, he doesn't know anything.
Don't do anything about Karami, huh?
Ms. Karami was sentenced to four years in prison.
Unable to do so, Mr. Karami resigned again on 13 April.
Karami struggled for years to separate his consciousness from David's.
On 13 April, after failing to create a new government, Karami resigned again.
Karami descended from one of the most prominent Sunni Muslim families in Lebanon.
Ten days later, on 10 March,President Lahoud asked Mr. Karami to form a new Government.
Abdul Hamid Karami became mufti of Tripoli, but was removed by the French authorities.
You did not know that this man, after everything I said to you everything I said to Edward,that he tried to take Karami?
Neither personality succeeds, and Karami, Wayne, and Cyndi continue as David's dominant personalities.
Karami served as prime minister and finance minister of Lebanon for a brief period from 10 January 1945 to 20 August 1945.
With the backing of a majority of deputies, Karami called on all parties to join a government of national unity.
In 1976, Karami helped broker an agreement to provide for equal parliamentary representation of Christians and Muslims, but this agreement was never implemented.
In April 1984, following conferences in Switzerland, Karami became Prime Minister for the eighth time, heading government of national reconciliation.
Mr. Karami conditioned the formation of such a new Government on it being joined by the opposition in a national unity Government.
Desperate to stabilize the situation, Frangieh dismissed Prime Minister Rashid al-Solh and called on his old adversary Karami to form a government on 1 July.
On 28 February 2005, Prime Minister Karami resigned during a parliamentary debate on the assassination of Mr. Hariri.
Although the situation has since remained generally calm, there was an incidenton 18 January involving a convoy carrying the Minister for Youth, Faisal Karami, which left five people injured.
His sons, Rashid Karami and Omar Karami were also important Lebanese politicians who served as prime ministers and leadind politicians of Lebanon.
He was appointed Prime Minister by president Émile Lahoud on 15 April 2005 to succeed Omar Karami, who gave up after seven weeks of frustrated efforts to form a consensus government and resigned.
Amid the growing pressure, Karami announced on 28 February 2005 that his government would resign, although it remained temporarily in a caretaker role.
After being appointed Minister of Public Works and Transport on 4 December 1998, Mikati was elected to the Lebanese parliament from his hometown of Tripoli in 2000,outpolling Omar Karami, who was elected from the same multimember constituency.
Together with Frangieh andWalid Jumblatt, Karami founded the National Salvation Front, pro-Syrian coalition of Sunni Muslim, Druze, and some Christians, mainly in the north of Lebanon in July 1983.
Amongst those released were Nasrin Sotoudeh, an internationally recognized human rights activist and recipient of the European Parliament's 2012 Sakharov Prize for Freedom of Thought;Mahboubeh Karami, human rights activist and member of the One Million Signatures campaign; and Jila Karamzadeh-Makvandi, supporter of the Mothers of Laleh Park.
Mahboubeh Karami, a women's rights activist and member of the"One Million Signatures Campaign", was arrested on 1 March 2009 and spent 170 days in prison before being released on bail of $500,000.
Ten days after the resignation, following protests in Beirut that weresupportive of president Karami, President Émile Lahoud re-appointed Karami as prime minister on 10 March and asked him to form a new government.