Examples of using Libyans in English and their translations into Spanish
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Colloquial
Many Libyans, especially children,
the overwhelming majority of Libyans took part,
The hours and days ahead will be decisive for Libyans and their country, with equally important implications for the wider region.
his sons are telling Libyans:"Either I rule you
Some 1.77 million Libyans, 39 per cent of whom were women,
Public security continues to be the dominant concern for Libyans as they await improvements in law
The crisis in Libya forced nearly one million Libyans and third-country nationals to flee to neighbouring countries,
In 2002, the relevant executive regulation had been amended to allow Libyans to hold dual citizenship,
For instance, it had not reacted when black Libyans, suspected of being mercenaries,
Some 636 Libyans had applied for posts between May 2002
In Libya in 2010, under the" regime of Muammar al-Gaddafi," there were 3.8 million Libyans 2.5 million foreign workers for a total of 6.3 million inhabitants.
There can no longer be any doubt regarding the yearning of so many Libyans for fundamental change, human dignity and freedom.
With regard to education, the law stipulated that schooling-- compulsory through the preparatory stage-- was the right and duty of all Libyans.
Mr. Garvalov had also inquired about differences in the treatment of Libyans and non-Libyans.
To date, explosive remnants of war initiatives have reached an estimated 85,000 Libyans.
get his connection to the Libyans.
Ramesses does claim to have overthrown Libyans in various rhetorical texts.
stating that they were not Libyans but Chadians.
And in Libya I'm not sure that the majority of Libyans what they want now is real democracy:
the United Kingdom claim that two Libyans placed a time bomb in a bag on board a Maltese Airlines flight that took off from Malta, and that the bag was unaccompanied baggage.