Примери за използване на Papandreou на Английски и техните преводи на Български
{-}
-
Official
-
Colloquial
-
Medicine
-
Ecclesiastic
-
Ecclesiastic
-
Computer
Berisha thanked Papandreou for supporting foreign investments
Papandreou was elected to the Greek Parliament in 1981, the year his father became Prime Minister, as MP for the constituency of Achaea.
Papandreou was born June 16,
Greek Prime Minister Papandreou asked to activate emergency loans of nearly $60 billion from the IMF and the EU.
Cvetkovic thanked Papandreou for his support and underlined the importance of talks between Serbia
Papandreou was elected to the Greek Parliament in 1981, the year his father became Prime Minister.
Papandreou was born 16 June 1952 in Saint Paul,
I think that Mr Papandreou has the right idea with his intention to publish the tax declarations of the high earners in Greece.
Greece- rather, Mr Papandreou- is not being given the time to achieve a consensus in Greece.
In Greece, the Papandreou government appointed as CEO of the public water company, a former executive of Veolia.
Again, a thin detail is that a few days earlier Russian Prime Minister Vladimir Putin had phoned Papandreou and Bulgarian Prime minister Boyko Borissov to discuss the same topic.
It is important that we acknowledge the courage that Prime Minister Papandreou and his Government have shown.
Papandreou is facing a revolt from some lawmakers in his socialist party over his plan to call a referendum on a euro zone bailout for Greece.
The Koskotas controversy was the reason why in 1987-1988 Papandreou broke ranks with publishers Christos Lambrakis,
part of the"Kallikratis" plan passed by the Papandreou government, are billed as a way to cut costs,
Finance Minister Evangelos Venizelos is the favorite to replace Papandreou as PASOK leader
It has also been quiescent as proposals were put forward to roll back the important initiatives of the Papandreou government on transparency
will serve as the real"litmus test" for the survival of the Papandreou government.
the prominent Greek politicians Konstantinos Karamanlis and Andreas Papandreou) make this book intriguing for a wide range of readers.
where Mr Papandreou was directly posed the question- it is time for you to decide,