Despre proteste: Am fost la toate protestele din București din ultimele 3 săptămâni.
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La Bruxelles, Comisia Europeană și-a exprimat îngrijorarea și numeroși oameni din interiorul și din afara României se temeau că această ordonanță ar putea submina statul de drept dintr-una din cele mai tinere democrații europene.
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Shias in Egypt still dub him Kharab al-Din, the destroyer of religion, not Salah al-Din, its righteous reformer.
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Am fost forțată să părăsesc țara de multe ori din cauza corupției teribile și din cauza salariului insuficient pentru supraviețuire.
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In 1989 Mr. Sen made "Ek Din Achanak," which, like "Ek Din Pratidin," was about someone who doesn't come home.
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The signatories were Jabhat Fateh al-Sham, formerly al Qaeda's Nusra Front, the Nour al-Din al-Zinki group, Liwa al-Haqq, Jaish al-Sunna and Jabhat Ansar al-Din.
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"BDay Din For Tanny Banny," Porowski wrote in the caption.
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Over the din, sounds of Mandarin emerge from the kitchen.
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It's hard to find a quiet place in the din.
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The two leaders shook hands and embraced amid the din.
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ALL TIMES GMT (Poland: GMT + 1 hour): DINO IPO-DIN.
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But taming the city's din has been an elusive ambition.
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All of Barcelona feels connected by this web of din.
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Amid the din, Greco said, "We didn't rehearse that part."
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The prison din was something he'd never tolerated in the past.
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Over the din of gunfire, Capps heard a call for help.
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The longer the wait, the larger the din of anticipation grows.
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Through all of this din, I've got to listen to vegetables.
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It's hard to hear above the din from the Oval Office.
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It cannot be a high pitched din, like a sewing machine.
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The din of the traffic outside became fainter in the courtyard.
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The din of static is overwhelming, but that's to be expected.
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Instead, the restaurant was flooded with the low din of typing.
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"Signals," despite the din and modernist austerity, is witty and playful.
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Against a buzzing forest din, the neighborhood is presumptuous and pesky.
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He said he measured success by the din of his shop.
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So did the other families bereaved by the Inn Din massacre.
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Ghazi Nasr Al Din Ghazi Nasr Al Din is a former Venezuelan diplomat who served as counselor of the Venezuelan Embassy in Syria and later as head of political affairs at the Venezuelan Embassy in Lebanon.
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I'll go to Din Tai Fung in Glendale and it's great, but it's not the same as having soup dumplings in Shanghai or going to the Din Tai Fung in Taipei or going to a local spot.
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And this din is slowly degrading our hearing in subtle, irreparable ways.
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He leaned in, trying to speak over the din of others' conversation.
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And, in the din of Oscar campaigns, impressions grab the most headlines.
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The white noise of the sea washes out the convention center din.
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Trump will have other moments to try to transcend the national din.
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Ground and pound ended it all over the din of the horn.
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That's what happens, Whitford tells me over the mid-morning Westminster din.
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The players' din picked up toward the end of the first set.
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Mohie El-Din is already preparing to open a new excavation site.
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This is an opinion piece by Mohsin Mohi Ud Din from #MeWeSyria.
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I told Din I didn't think Tim was going to make it.
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Less than four weeks later, she was admitted to Ad-Din hospital.
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The Ganges was cold and dark, the crowds oceanic, the din ceaseless.
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Rashid was one of the 10 killed in the Inn Din massacre.
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Soldiers raise a flag on top of Fakhr al-Din al-Maani Citadel.
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Since then, he thinks restaurants have maintained a steady level of uncomfortable din.
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An air of jovial camaraderie pervaded the din of conversation as we waited.
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Many believed Mr Modi when he promised achhe din—good times—in 2014.
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When they spoke, shouting above the pub's din, he listened carefully and nodded.
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By spreading conspiracy theories and misinformation online, Jones creates his own stultifying din.
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Soon you'll be merrily chatting with friends, oblivious to the din around you.
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"I wasn't involved in the Inn Din killing," Kyi Nyan Lynn told Reuters.
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Will I notice the improved sound quality over the din of the city?
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Escape the roaring din when an army of Santas takes to the streets.
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I couldn't handle crowds or concerts or the ordinary din of New York.
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In the din of conflict, the first voice to be silenced is theirs.
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Then someone else began to scream at her for adding to the din.
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Hasan Izz-Al-Din and Ali Atwa are also wanted in the hijacking.
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The din of voices is not enough in itself to stop the violence.
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I also didn't notice how ubiquitous the deafening din in our environment is.
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Every other family photo was burned along with their home at Inn Din.
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And this young man's sacrifice must not be lost in the din of fear.
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More of Palmyra's ruins, with Fakhr al-Din al-Maani Citadel in the distance.
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Another had Modi sitting in front of a spinning wheel weaving "achhe din" stories.
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Nasr Al Din was born in Beirut and became a Venezuelan citizen in 1998.
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Tun Aye was one of four Inn Din villagers detained by police on Dec.
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Obscured by the din were 66 distinct actions, many of them amenable to mechanisation.
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Din told me that he's still unsure when he will finally leave the forest.
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So when Din Tai Fung opened, the bar contributed to 15% of the profits.
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For the Rohingya residents of Inn Din, the village was now a war zone.
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The din and fury of this year's presidential primary season actively encourages Bloomberg-backers.
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"In true NYC style, it should be sort of in your face," says Din.
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The individuals are Mohammad Bazzi and Abdallah Safi-al-din, according to the website.
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His concern about loose profanity was lost in the widespread din of the cabin.
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When the shot ended, the backhoe was started up, and a familiar din resumed.
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A din of fire engine sirens came a couple of minutes after the blast.
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He said he had heard chants of "U-S-A!" rising above the din.
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Attempting to sing one's song above the din is a general condition these days.
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Instead, the crowd kept up a deafening din during the Rams' doomed final drives.
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Clinton's candidacy, one that has cut above the din of the slashing presidential cycle.
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It is not clear what ethnic group the Inn Din mass grave might hold.
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"This is much better work," she said above the din of the production floor.
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The lesser-known Democrats will have trouble being heard over the din of impeachment.
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We must find open-minded dialog somewhere in this din of extreme instant communications.
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TVs blare in Spanish and English, and the "pods" emanate an enormous, steady din.
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We also learned, compliments of an extended flashback, that Din wasn't born on Mandalore.
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It's notable that the present-day version of Din doesn't wear any clan symbol.
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Maybe Din was rescued before that division, and he ditched his clan connections after?
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Broke One – "stasis"China: Fat Shady –老子就爱呆到成都Austria: Yung Hurn – "Pillen Und So" (Produced by Plug Man)Colombia: Meridian Brothers – "Vertigo"Romania: Renato din Sălaj and Ion din Dorobanți – "Nicio speranță"Spain: FASENUOVA – "Carretera fluorescente"
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The Pentagon publicly does not distinguish between Hurras al-Din and Hayat Tahrir al-Sham, calling them both Al Qaeda in Syria, but American analysts privately say Hurras al-Din poses the larger threat to the West and are the militants being targeted.
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They couldn't really compete with the loud atmospheric din of a scrum of tech reporters.
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The elusive cats hunt at night, shrouded by darkness and the din of the city.
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"Come on, come on, you're better than this," Chaffetz tried to say over the din.
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Which is why Apple's ability to cut through the noise and din is so remarkable.
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We don't yet know what Seif El Din Mustafa's beef is with the former Mrs.
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Conversations, in both English and Spanish, were often difficult to make out in the din.
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DEEP IN THE ground beneath the western Paris business district, the din is bone-jangling.
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It serves as an opening salvo to be heard above the din in digital media.
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The brigadier general asked Wa Lone to reveal the sources for the Inn Din story.
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If the din of claims and counter-claims seems confusing, here is one bleak observation.
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Pastoral cello stabs ring out against a raw din of jangling guitars and heavy drums.
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They sound fine, although it was hard to tell in the din of the event.
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In the din, the arrival of Nicki Minaj, Zoë Kravitz, and Tyga, seemed almost anticlimactic.
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Vendors sold snacks and cheap souvenirs; music from street performers added to the festive din.
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"This isn't theoretical," Mr. Greenblatt said, shouting over the din of metal pounding on metal.
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"Ladies and gentlemen, we are watching the world's best players!" he shouted through the din.
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Shihab al-Din al-Nuwayri was a bureaucrat from an elite family in medieval Egypt.
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Sinosphere BEIJING — With the din they make, they are often mocked and berated and worse.
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Turchin and Trapeznikov have recently spun their experiments into a company, Digital Immortality Now (DIN).
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Hempton believes our mental, even spiritual, well-being is being suffocated by our own din.
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During frenzied scenes, the music was driven by a din of percussion and screeching flute.
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"This was my village," says Hussein Ahmed, who was the village chairman in Inn Din.
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To be seen in a thicket of hashtags and heard above the din, people screech.
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Reporting by Omar Fahmy, Mai Shams el-Din and Ulf Laessing; Editing by Angus MacSwan
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Some credit congressional Republicans for moving Trump's tax agenda through Congress despite the daily din.
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The local journalists took the visiting reporters to Shah Sadar Din over and over again.
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Hurras al-Din also has a much more international focus, the United Nations assessment concluded.
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The commonfolk raised a cup, lifting their voices, making a great din, calling out shrieking.
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I've previously mentioned my struggle to wrangle my social media feeds to a bearable din.
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He held the cell phone to his ear, yelling over the din of the crowd.
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The din in Washington, D.C., even reaches our offices here in Colorado and Washington State.
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He cited a public statement by Hurras al Din in February that called on its members to avoid contact with members of ISIS, and an announcement by ISIS in its weekly newsletter in April 2018 saying that members of Hurras al Din should be excommunicated.
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Many consumer DNA testing companies have pledged to cut through the dieting din with personalized advice.
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A second police officer described taking part in several raids on villages north of Inn Din.
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She then petitioned a Beth Din in the town of Safed to grant her a divorce.
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Reading was one of the only things that helped to quiet the din in my brain.
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But the rest of us are still arguing, stuck in a din of mistrust and discord.
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The following year, it was much harder to break through the din of presidential election coverage.
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Din told me that he is a Muslim, and he still prays five times a day.
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As the online din has grown louder, spaces like Yates's page have become rarer and rarer.
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There's a legitimate threat that the game might get lost in the din of other titles.
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The restaurant is owned by Dine Brands (DIN), a California-based company that also operates Applebee's.
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The news agency Reuters published an in-depth report on the Inn Din slaughter in February.
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Commotion ensued, and without the din of the pump, Farmer could now hear the factions arguing.
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"Preposterous" and "absurd" were among the milder epithets that could be overheard in the multilingual din.
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Minutes later, the lights drop out, and the din of expectant chatter gives way to shrieks.
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"Good job, man," Popovich said, leaning into Donovan's left ear to be heard over the din.
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"The Quran is perpetually new," argued Muid ad-Din Ibn al-Arabi, who died in 1240.
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The ball poured into the hole and McIlroy shouted out as the din rose around him.
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How are backers, and opponents, of these measures going to get a hearing in this din?
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Radu Preda a pledat pentru crearea unui muzeu al comunismului, ca cel din Berlin sau Budapesta.
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ANDREW R. CHOW During concerts in outdoor spaces, music often has to compete with urban din.
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The sound of clanking chains on the wheels of plows replaced the din of weekend traffic.
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Tearful outbursts clashed with shouts for help and the din of trucks and crews working feverishly.
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Accordingly, the minimalism of Murdoch's tower focuses our attention on the overwhelming din of American history.
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None of the 6,000 Rohingya who once lived in Inn Din were still there by October.
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"The court accepted the Inn Din story as evidence," Wa Lone told reporters after Tuesday's proceedings.
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The noise of the crowd dies down and a woman's scream is identifiable amid the din.
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Up next Dine Brands (DIN), which owns IHOP and Applebee's, reports earnings before US markets open.
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Foreign jihadists have a significant presence, many of them members of the Huras al-Din group.
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Oana Celia Gheorghiu, 38, translator și conferențiar din Galați, și-a pierdut trei prieteni în incendiu.
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The Trump administration has also stepped up diplomatic and intelligence-gathering efforts against Hurras al-Din.
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The din is so forceful, so physical, it seems to push you away from the screen.
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The Mandalorian's name is Din Djarin, as we learned when Moff Gideon just blurted it out.
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The second police officer described taking part in several raids on villages north of Inn Din.
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Din, was cited both by the challenging states and the Trump administration in their court fight.
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He was welcomed by Lieutenant General Shams El Din Kabbashi, spokesman for the Transitional Military Council.
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Like many Rohingya, they had escaped Inn Din with little more than the clothes they wore.
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Others saw the Reuters investigation of the Inn Din massacre or the photos that accompanied it.
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Outside, in the streets, the annual climate march, a faint din somewhat less disruptive than adfill.
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Whales and dolphins are struggling to hear each other over the low-frequency din of boat traffic.
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INN DIN, Myanmar (Reuters) - Bound together, the 28 Rohingya captives watched their Buddhist neighbors dig a grave.
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Over the din, a voice asserts that Walt Disney's entire body was cryogenically frozen after his death.
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This season, however, the din of "social media posts" haven't sparked the same sense of consequential momentum.
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Seif El Din Thabet, its CEO, blames its troubles on "the recession and low consumer purchasing-power".
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In the trendy Las Mercedes area, the din of pneumatic drills starts shortly after 7am every weekday.
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A background din of helicopter blades, clips from Congressional hearings, and news media snippets provides the soundtrack.
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"Kharab al-Din," spits a Shia librarian in Alexandria, twisting Saladin's name to mean destroyer of religion.
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Nearby, there are dark guitars with string-plucking mechanisms; when activated, they emit a droning, melodic din.
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The sound of an automobile crash in the impenetrable din is like a breath in a storm.
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"I am happy to celebrate here," Alaa al-Din Babeker, a 24-year-old engineer, told Reuters.
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The din of alcohol-enriched conversations and rap music overwhelmed his attempt to thank the sponsoring companies.
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But before long, the happy din of the congregants was interrupted by a grim bulletin from Texas.
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Somebody has arrived to mow the grass with a weed-whacker, and the din is now unendurable.
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At times, Mr. Sanders appeared more than eager to jump in but got lost in the din.
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"Can anyone use these carrot greens?" she asked into the din of those checking out around us.
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Buddhist villagers reported no attack by a large number of insurgents on security forces in Inn Din.
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"This one is 72 tufts per square inch," a production manager, Barry Searle, shouted over the din.
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How any batter manages to concentrate enough in the din to get a hit is anyone's guess.
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But I admire its stoic reserve, holding firm as the surrounding conversation escalates into a meaningless din.
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Vice has a daily newscast on HBO, though that series has had trouble breaking through the din.
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His 6-month-old boy is shrieking in the room next door, contributing to the whistling din.
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Din thanks his immigration lawyer Roberto Carmina for helping him obtain his permit to stay in Italy.
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Like Din before him, Leong was called upon to represent his home country in his new community.
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Zain ud-Din produced the most awe-inspiring natural images and was especially fond of drawing birds.
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"I will play my part," Mr. Bercow said at last, raising his foghorn voice above the din.
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"As far as we know there is Inn Din massacre and Gu Dar Pyin," said Myo Nyunt.
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For example, the episode revealed the Mandalorian's face, his real name (Din Djarin) and his heartbreaking backstory.
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Inn Din used to have a total population of around 20123,000 people, 90% of whom were Rohingya.
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In the din of dirty kitchen-speak, I could not have told you the difference between them.
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The military acknowledged the killing of the 10 Rohingya at Inn Din after arresting the Reuters reporters.
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For Rohingya from Inn Din and other coastal villages, Na Khaung To was the main crossing point.
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Even with the din of opening night revelry in the spaces outside, visitors hushed as they entered there.
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Rahama Khatun, the widow of another of the men killed in Inn Din, was also at the protest.
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Various metal usages follow—guitar din, guitar arpeggiation, toy-piano scene-shift, drum flourishes untouched by human hand.
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And yet PragerU is a whisper in an online conservative din dominated by the Trump-worshipping Breitbart brigade.
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Many companies are now using innovative technologies to try to reduce the din (see "Redesigning the corporate office").
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Sometimes, the Echo had trouble hearing me over the din, but usually the voice assistant got it right.
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UNDER THE plane trees by the Grand Canal, the din of diggers drowns out the screech of seagulls.
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