Examples of using Ephrem in English and their translations into French
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but there was never a question about any of us going to fight for our country,'' said Ephrem, 83,
The experts agreed that he is unfit to appear in court and he has refused to be represented by his 120 Ephrem Nkezabera, found guilty
Rather, the Respondent State must provide evidence to the contrary'.456 In Zegveld and Ephrem, 457 alleging the incommunicado detention of 11 public fi gures, the Eritrean Ministry
Ephrem Setako, a former senior official of the Ministry of Defence, was convicted on
The Commission was equally unimpressed by the Eritrean Government's assurance that the detainees in Zegveld and Ephrem would be brought before an appropriate court of law‘as early as possible'.460 The ECOWAS Court of Justice has taken a similar position,
Yussuf Munyakazi, Ephrem Setako), 15 interlocutory appeal decisions, 18 decisions on review
Louis Cheikho, Ephrem Rahmani or Alphonse Mingana for example,
was first sung, and which in the 7th century had translated into Latin the profoundly Marian works of St Ephrem, was that same Church which at Tarragona,
to 4 November 2011, the three Trial Chambers of the International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda rendered 10 judgements involving 21 accused persons Tharcisse Muvunyi, Ephrem Setako, Yussuf Munyakazi,
Hormisdas Nsengimana; Ephrem Setako; Tharcisse Muvunyi(retrial);
Charles Karake, Ephrem Twaguramungu, Vedaste Murangwa,
Ephrem Rahmani died in Cairo on 7 May 1929.
You remind me of my younger son, Ephrem.
Ephrem Rahmani was a liturgical scholar of international repute.
Ephrem also shared the same view.
Freddie Ephrem, also an Army private,
But Ephrem said it never occurred to him or his family to seek recognition.
Thomas Ephrem was an Army Medical Corps private who served in the Mediterranean and Italy.
Archimandrite Ephrem Lash criticized Boswell's book in the February 1995 issue of Sourozh.
Hymns by Saint Ephrem and others are often sung during the communion.