oran造句
1. Others who stayed were massacred in places like Oran.
2. Oran, Young. "The Institutional Dimensions of Environmental Change. " MIT Press, 2002.
3. In 2009, Oran finally achieved her mother's dream for her when she became the first female dean of the Faculty of Sciences at the University of Jordan, of which her husband is a member.
4. Young, Oran. Ed. " The Effectiveness of International Environmental Regimes. " MIT Press, 1999.
5. Tel Aviv resident Yossi Oran said it offered hope for a resumption of the peace talks.
6. Oran was diagnosed with Asperger's syndrome when he was 14. He now works at Aspiritech.
7. Oran somehow convinced her uncle and grandfather to both fund her Bachelor's degree and allow her to obtain it at the University of Baghdad in Iraq, as her subject was not available in Jordan.
8. That is likely a result of the method Oran chose to solicit feedback.
9. Oran was born into a poor village in the Tafila governorate, south of the capital city of Amman.
10. Retired Colonel Oran Henderson, the head of Pennsylvania's Emergency Management Agency, informed Thornburgh of the incident at Three Mile Island on the morning of March 28, 1979.
11. Young, Oran. "International Cooperation: Building Regimes for Natural Resources and the Environment. " Cornell University Press, 1989.
12. He still cannot affordtheprice of a computer oran Internet connection, but, he says, at least it is a start.
13. He demanded OPEC members make right decisions and seek a consensus in the forthcoming ministerial meeting in the western Algerian town of Oran.
14. It'seemed a magic world a world of colors -- red, oran yellow, green and blue.
15. Saint Laurent was born August 1 , 1936, in Oran , Algeria.
16. There were few educational opportunities for women at the time, and Oran says she was lucky to complete her secondary school education.
17. A dark cloud of death covers the isolated city of Oran.
18. When news of the crisis reached his office via Oran Henderson, the actual head of the State Emergency Management Agency, Scranton at least had the advantage of knowing which individuals to contact.
19. Dr. Rieux suffers over the loss of his dear friend. He records the many sufferings of the Oran citizens, and the many lives lost, hoping to teach a lesson to future generations.