wasat in a sentence

1. A Study on the Wasat Party in Egypt

2. Al-Wasat's online edition also was blocked.

3. With regards to the family of Al Wasat newspaper website.

4. Created in 2002, Al Wasat has been harassed by the authorities for years.

5. The independent news site Al Wasat was suspended by Bahraini authorities in June 2017.

6. They called on all the residents of Sirte to help ISIS kill the “infidels” (Al-Wasat Portal, February 13, 2016).

7. They closed the country's only opposition newspaper - al-Wasat - and then reopened it with a pro-Khalifa new editor.

8. Karim Fakhrawi, a founder of Al-Wasat, the only newspaper not under the control of the regime, died in police custody last April.

9. Others suspect that Al-Wasat is an attempt by the government to divide the Islamist movement and thus weaken the Muslim Brotherhood.

10. Karim Fakhrawi, one of Al Wasat’s founders and a member of its board, died in police custody on 12 April 2011, a week after being arrested.

11. On the same evening, the crescent moon will be sitting very close to a medium-bright, double star named Wasat (also known as Delta Geminorum).

12. No surprise, however, was the legalization of the moderate Islamist Center Party Wasat, which was founded in 1996 as a splinter group from the Muslim Brotherhood.

13. The national park is situated only 114 kilometers southwest of Darwin and was inhabited 60,000 years ago by the Mak Mak Marranunggu, the Wasat, and the Waray Aborigines.

14. On 19 February, a moderate Islamic party, named Al-Wasat Al-Jadid, or the New Center Party, which was outlawed for 15 years was granted official recognition by an Egyptian court.

15. Al-Wasat could have gathered a thousand signatures but they decided to stop after two hundred, limiting themselves to prominent and exemplary figures of public life, among them lawyers, journalists, university professors, farmers and workers.

16. He and three other Al Wasat journalists including editor Mansoor Al Jamri were accused of publishing false information and endangering state security, for which the other three were finally sentenced to pay a fine of 1,000 dinars each in October 2011.

17. In 2005, Al-Wasat carried a series of articles criticizing government corruption, including an article on government officials who had sent children to allied countries to study despite a prohibition from President Ali Abdallah Saleh forbidding the arrangement.