Sinônimos & Anagramas | Palavra Inglês PALANG

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Exemplos de uso de PALANG em uma frase

• The school hosts extracurricular clubs including SAMANTA (Outdoor Activities Club), TOP Drum & Bugle Corps (marching band club), Choir Club, TCC or TOP Computer Club, Science Club, Taekwondo Club, Wushu club, The Scout, KPM or Korps Palang Merah(Red-Cross Corps), Baseball and Softball team, Basketball team, ALPHA (Aloysius Photography) Club, and Paskibra/ Pasukan Pengibar Bendera (flag-ceremony team).
• Galang camp had many facilities and offices such as a camp administration office, PMI (Palang Merah Indonesia or Indonesian Red Cross Hospital) and UNHCR offices/staff premises.
• Before the third round of demonstrations, the Confederation for Democracy (CFD), an oppositional alliance against the military-sponsored government of Suchinda Kraprayoon was formed, mainly led by Chamlong Srimuang who just resigned from the leadership position of Palang Dharma Party, Prinya Thaewanarumitkul of the Students Federation of Thailand, slum-dwellers' activist Prateep Ungsongtham, the daughter of the now-incarcerated Chalard Worachat, trade unionist Somsak Kosaisuuk, politician Veera Musikapong, and academics Sant Hathirat and Weng Tojirakarn.
• Pareja these towns battled almost daily against the rancherias of Palang, Talamuy, Bataan, Cabulao, Calaoag, and Langiden.
• The term palampore may come from palangposh, a term for bedcover from Hindi "palang" (bed) and Persian "posh" (cover) or from Palanpur, the northwest Indian trading town.
• 'Bario Asal' as the original longhouse within the plateau and Ulung Palang, Arur Dalan, Pa'Ramapoh Atas and Pa'Ramapoh Bawah, Pa' Derung, Padang Pasir and Kampung Baru are resettled villages in 1960s.
• Their cause resonated with the Parian Tham Association, a conservative Buddhist organization which denounced Santi Asoke's "illegality" (due to its claim that it was not under the jurisdiction of sangha authority) and the sect's ties to the Palang Dharma Party.
• India-Myanmar-Thailand-Malaysia-Singapore railway is a proposed new railway link as part of the Trans-Asian Railway, parts of which already exist, by using existing metre-gauge connections of Thai railway network to railway network in Malaysia (at Palang Besar in north west and Tumpat in north east Malaysia) and Kuala Lumpur–Singapore high-speed rail (being constructed between 2017 and 2026).
• The Jingars have discontinued making the fine Kishti (tray), Khanchibba chowki (settee) or the Palang (cot) owing to the change in customs.
• The rural district contains the following villages: Anbara Dul, Anjilan, Bitam, Boneh Sara, Boruj Rah, Chaleh Sara, Chapeh Zad, Chay Khaleh, Chit Bon, Churk Muzan, Deran, Galu Kuh, Gaskaminjan, Emamzadeh Shafi, Hajji Bijar va Jas Ganas, Kharf Kureh, Kuban, Kofud, Kofud Mozhdeh, Khoshkeh Darya, Lal Kan, Lechur, Letasht, Masheh Kah, Moaf, Nilash, Owlom, Palang Sara, Panga Posht, Pashed, Pashkam, Razin Dul, Shalekeh, Siah Kuh, Siah Mard, Talab Darreh, Vezmtar, Zarabcheh, and Zard Dul.
• Big and Small Ingush consisted of following settlements and districts: Galga, Tirol, Aka, Betsi, Gemir, Vaurukhu, Kir, Meresh, Golay, Ialkhar, Tsoray, Noy, Khoy, Kakhkoy, Mestoy, Nashakh, Tsuluy, Meler, Korbi, Makhshi, Assay, Shadgia, Asday, Kheyrekhi, Tsidsi, Palang.

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