Примери за използване на A journalist's на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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A journalist's work makes no sense if it cannot reach a diverse audience,
Living constantly in the crosshairs of a journalist's camera is rarely something celebrities enjoy.
Fallon had previously apologised for repeatedly putting his hand on a journalist's knee in 2002 at a Conservative Party Conference dinner.
the 65-year-old Putin said, answering a journalist's question.
The defence minister resigned because he put his hand on a journalist's leg 15 years ago.
To a journalist's question whether this would not change the Maastricht criteria for debt
Erdoğan also responded to a journalist's question regarding the former Prime Minister Ahmet Davutoğlu,
When presenting his Commission, Juncker said, responding to a journalist's question, that Moscovici will represent the Commission in the Eurogroup,
Commissioner Olli Rehn did not answer directly to a journalist's question whether Madrid will receive a one year postponement to correct its excessive deficit
Responding to a journalist's question Herman Van Rompuy explained that in a week the results of Irish banks stress tests were expected,
In reply to a journalist's question concerning the ethnic Bulgarians living in Albania,
In reply to a journalist's question, President Rosen Plevneliev highlighted that our country is strategically important for strengthening the stability in the Balkan region
In reply to a journalist's question, whether the forthcoming Bulgarian presidency of the Council of the EU is endangered,
the Vice President said in response to a journalist's question.
how to behave if we are facing a journalist's microphone.
A journalist's murder, inefficient judiciary,
The goal is as explicit as ruining a journalist's reputation, so that when someone types the writer's name into a Google search,
In a separate incident on Tuesday, police raided a journalist's home in Canberra over a report that detailed a bid by authorities to gain powers to spy on Australian citizens' communications at home.
who avoided naming Russia, despite a journalist's concrete question.