Persad in a sentence

A quality leather chair exudes craftsmanship, and Persad recommends paying attention to the details for a top-notch piece.

Still, the UNC, Opposition Leader Kamla Persad-Bissessar said it was the PNM officials who were involved.

Here on Wired868, another insightful, well-researched Noble offering can find itself cheek by jowl with a commissioned Siewdath Persad Letter to the Editor.

I am therefore forced to conclude that there is indeed toxic collusion between the Internal Management Election Committee and Ms Persad Bissessar in the conduct of this election unless you can reasonably convince me otherwise.

It is, therefore, not surprising to witness the passionate debate on this topic and to read the very different views of Mr Fitzgerald Hinds (Express, 2 February) and Mrs Kamla Persad- Bissessar (Guardian, 3 February) about the way forward.

Persad-Bissessar made it clear that the UNC does not recognise the Maduro government and instead: ‘sided with the vast majority of the western hemisphere and the entire civilised world’.

Photo: (From left) UNC candidate for Tunapuna David Nakhid, St Augustine candidate Khadijah Ameen and UNC leader and Siparia MP Kamla Persad-Bissessar.

Trinidad and Tobago's former prime minister Kamla Persad-Bissessar, leader of the opposition United National Congress (UNC), is demanding a recount in five constituencies.

Mrs. Persad Bissessar was speaking at her party’s Monday night forum in Mayaro.

Photo: Then Prime Minister Kamla Persad-Bissessar (left) shakes hands with her successor, Dr Keith Rowley, en route to Nelson Mandela’s funeral in South Africa.

Herself a former prime minister, Persad-Bissessar is of Indian descent.

Mrs. Persad-Bissessar earlier expressed support for the Bill but said this could not be done without amendments.

Persad begins his attack by labelling Kambon and myself “black power activists,” as if the term Black Power is anathema to the development of T&T.

Persad is pictured here with his teacher, Julie Riani, who nominated him for the award.

She joins Jamaica’s Portia Simpson Miller, Eugenia Charles of Dominica, Kamla Persad Bissessar of Trinidad and Tobago, and Janet Jagan of Guyana as heads of government in the Caribbean.

This continued naked racial and divisive behaviour by Mrs Persad-Bissessar is hereby condemned in the strongest manner.

Trinidad and Tobago’s Opposition leader Kamla Persad-Bissessar says the opposition party supports the Government’s nominee of Paula-Mae Weekes for the post of President of the Republic.