英語 での Mr abe の使用例とその 日本語 への翻訳
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To change the economy's long-run potential, therefore, Mr Abe must carry through the third, structural, part of his plan.
According a transcript published by the White House., Mr Abe said there would be a“very wonderful, positive impact on the global economy”.
By 2020 Mr Abe wants women to occupy 30% of all“leadership” positions- which would include members of parliament, heads of local government and corporate executives.
Mr Abe, who also met Myanmar's opposition leader, Aung San Suu Kyi, promised“all possible assistance” to support the country's new commitment to reform, which Mr Thein Sein initiated in 2011.
Since Mr Abe came to office in 2012, he has created more nursery places and, in last month's general election, promised free child care.
Mr Abe must hold his nerve on China, but rein in his own nationalist instincts, and keep the ghosts of the past locked safely in the LDP's cellar.
According to Professor Jeff Kingston of Temple University in Tokyo, Mr Abe is"showing he is a tough guy", that he is not afraid of China.
A Chinese spokesman accused Mr Abe of“beautifying aggression”, and called the war criminals remembered at Yasukuni“the Nazis of Asia”.
Mr Abe must hold his nerve on China, but rein in his own nationalist instincts, and keep the ghosts of the past locked safely in the LDP's cellar.
Mr Abe called on Australia to join Japan in keeping the Asia-Pacific region's“vast seas” and its skies“open and free”.
Mr Abe had meetings with both the Russia
According to Professor Jeff Kingston of Temple University in Tokyo, Mr Abe is"showing he is a tough guy", that he is not afraid of China.
Immigration is unpopular with the Japanese public; insiders note that Mr Abe may say such things in Switzerland, but has not given public voice to them in Japan.
Until overseas talk is followed by domestic action, many will think Mr Abe lacks the will to push for changes that would greatly improve the life of working women.
In response, China's ambassador to the African Union called Mr Abe the biggest“troublemaker” in Asia and brandished photographs of Japanese wartime atrocities.
If Mr Abe slackens the pace on economic reform to concentrate on the constitution, says someone close to him, there could be a run on the equity and bond markets.
In conclusion, I would like to thank our Japanese colleagues once again and personally Mr Abe, for their hospitality, sincere efforts and business-like and constructive approach to all the issues that were discussed.
Mr Abe, his critics say, used his position of power to help a personal friend win approval for a private veterinary school.
But Mr Abe said:"By increasing the consumption tax rate if the economy derails and if it decelerates, there will be no increase in tax revenues so it would render the whole exercise meaningless.
The Canberra speech was a welcome opportunity for Mr Abe to give these defence reforms their proper place in a wider vision.