nepalese in English
adjective
[Nep·a·lese || ‚nepɔː'liːz]
Nepali, of or pertaining to Nepal or its people or its culture (country in southern Asia)
Use "nepalese" in a sentence
1. In the last years of his reign the Nepalese invaded Tibet, but were defeated in the Nepalese-Tibetan War (1855–1856).
2. The Nepalese side also requested to remove Quantitative Restrictions (QRs) on the four Nepalese export products namely Vegetable fats, copper products, Acrylic Yarn and Zinc Oxide.
3. Nepalese can work in India without a work permit, open bank accounts and own property.
4. The Bhutan Peoples' Party operated among the large Nepalese community in northern India.
5. Nepali is also widely spoken in the Nepalese workers and Gurkha Soldiers community.
6. I reiterated India's security concerns and the use of Nepalese territory for anti-India activities.
7. The terrible disaster and continuing aftershocks have not diminished the indomitable spirit of the Nepalese people.
8. In March 2001, the first verification of Bhutanese refugees eligible for repatriation commenced in Nepalese refugee camps.
9. Parliamentary democracy was introduced in 1951, but was twice suspended by Nepalese monarchs, in 1960 and 2005.
10. Question:The Nepalese parliament failed to pass the constitutional amendment bill to address the issues concerning the Madheshis.
11. * The Nepalese side highlighted the need for human resource development, particularly vocational training in the Central region.
12. There are three major ethnic groups in Bhutan: the Bhutia (also called Ngalop), the Nepalese, and the Sharchop
13. The plane movements are very closely being coordinated with the Nepalese authorities, and I think we are alright.
14. The Bahraini embassy says clearance was granted but this may not have been communicated to all Nepalese authorities
15. As of 2011, there are more than 150 community radio stations which have been licensed by the Nepalese government.
16. It is located in the Mansiri Himal, part of the Nepalese Himalayas, in the west-central part of Nepal.
17. The Bhutanese are often confused with Nepalese people because they speak the same language, and enjoy similar foods, traditions and cultural characteristics
18. 🔊 According to the Red Cross, it will take months to clean up the Carnage left by the Nepalese earthquake
19. Her Argali Rug (2015) is handwoven by Nepalese weavers from Argali wool, a Tibetan variety spun from wild Himalayan sheep
20. On 17 September 1945, the government introduced notes for 5, 10 and 100 rupees, with the name mohru used in Nepalese.
21. Belmopan's (and probably Belize's) only Nepalese restaurant is in a welcoming blue shack among several other shack restaurants opposite the market area
22. BIODIVERSITYALTITUDE chose the altitudinal gradient of the Nepalese Himalaya, where traditional herbal medicine makes it an ideal area to study ethnobotanical diversity.
23. It is known from different languages such as (French) Cumin, (German) Kreuzkümmel, (Pakistan) Zeera, (Punjabi) Jiira, (Italian) Comino, Cumino, (Nepalese) Jiiraa, Jira etc.
24. (a) There are certain outstanding dues payable by the Government of Nepal on account of purchase of defence supplies from India for use by the Royal Nepalese Army.
25. It was Sir Edmund Hillary, who was born in New Zealand, and Tenzing Norgay, a Nepalese Sherpa , who reached the summit first, at 30 a. m. on May 19
26. Cumin restaurant: modern Nepalese and Indian cuisine, has taken up on the task of bringing you the absolute taste of Indian sub-continent as well as the Himalayas of Nepal
27. The final attack occurred in 2007 when an 18-year-old Nepalese man disappeared in the river, dragged down by something described as like an 'elongated pig'.
28. Marge was a Circumferentially challenged New Age goof who lived by herself with her beloved cats and her crystals and her recordings of Nepalese goat chants in her one-bedroom ashram
29. Limbu also told the outlet that he thinks it was a hate crime against Asians because he had learned of another Nepalese family whose car was lit on fire shortly after
30. Raxaul-Birgunj and other crossings have been witnessing sit-ins and protests by the Madhesis on the Nepalese side and they are not allowing cargo traffic to go through.
31. To deter and regulate Nepalese migration into Bhutan from India, the Druk Gyalpo ordered more regular censuses, improved border checks, and better government administration in the southern districts.
32. Consequently, Nepalese children born here, before that date, to Gurkhas serving in the garrison automatically acquired first the right to land in Hong Kong and, later, the right of abode.
33. Under the Sugauli Treaty, the kingdom retained its independence, but in exchange for territorial concessions making Mechi River to Mahakali River its boundary under Nepalese rule, sometimes known as "Greater Nepal".
34. Encouraging voices were heard from Nepalese leaders from afar that the Constitution will carry along all regions and sections, and will become the focal point of a progressive, modern and united Nepal.
35. In this context, the Nepalese side requested the Prime Minister of India for waiver of the dues outstanding as on date owned by the Government of Nepal to the Government of India on account of defense purchases.
36. At the request of the Nepalese side, the Joint Commission acknowledged the need to relax the requirement of Indian content for the road projects included in the US$ 250 million LoC and agreed that the Indian content requirement would be reduced to 50 %.
37. The enquiry concludes, inter-alia, that "A responsible and transparent handling of the incident, which had caused the death of two civilians (Indian and Nepalese) and injured several Indian nationals, has directly contributed towards pacifying the Indian community in Bangui and underscored the accidental nature of this incident”.
38. The Nepalese side requested India to allow three additional air entry points at Janakpur, Bhairahawa and Nepalgunj, and cross border direct routes to facilitate direct flights between regional airports Pokhara-Bhirahawa-Lucknow as this would save time and cost for air travelers and also improve air connectivity between India and Nepal.
39. ‘The Nepalese account for another 35 percent, while the Assamese make up 15 percent of the country's inhabitants.’ ‘This is significant because the Bodos are the largest plains tribal group, known for their opposition to the Assamese, a feeling born out of bitterness at economic and political neglect by successive Assam governments.’