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LASHER - traduction vers arabe

AMERICAN POLITICIAN IN NEW YORK (1944-2007)
Howard Lasher; Howard l lasher

LASHER      

ألاسم

جَلْدَة ; سَوْط ; كُرْباج ; مِقْرَعَة

الفعل

هاجَى ; هَجَا

ضربة سوط      
lash
كثرة      

lashings

Définition

Lasher
·noun A weir in a river.
II. Lasher ·noun One who whips or lashes.
III. Lasher ·noun A piece of rope for binding or making fast one thing to another;
- called also lashing.

Wikipédia

Howard L. Lasher

Howard L. Lasher (1944–2007) was an American Democratic Party politician from Brooklyn. He was the first Orthodox Jew elected to state office in New York. He was the first to ever wear a Kippah in the New York assembly.

Exemples du corpus de texte pour LASHER
1. "We are very confident that that number is in the hundreds, not thousands," said spokesman Jon Lasher.
2. Over the weekend, Pakistani Army troops raided a camp run by a charity linked to the Lasher–e–Taiba in Kashmir, arresting 15 people.
3. The greedy, parasitic serfdom–lasher was New York University, which, it may be confidently said, is not a nest of reactionaries.
4. The federal law prohibiting misuse of Social Security numbers is "a very easy statute from a prosecution standpoint," said Jonathan Lasher, deputy chief counsel to the Social Security Administration‘s inspector general.
5. But IRS and Social Security officials are permitted to waive that rule in "life–threatening situations." A 30–day waiver was granted immediately after the Sept. 11 attacks and was extended four times by the IRS through early 2002, Lasher said.