Examples of using Yushchenko in English and their translations into Dutch
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It was clear that the majority of Ukrainians had chosen Mr Yushchenko and not Mr Yanukovych as their President.
Ukraine's“Orange Revolution” of late 2004 saw theelection of a new pro-Western, reform-minded President Viktor Yushchenko intent on pursuing EUintegration.
Viktor Yushchenko.
The Ukrainian Delegation was headed by Mr Victor Yushchenko, Prime Minister of Ukraine.
Yushchenko's most prominent ally, the politician and businesswoman Yulia Tymoshenko, stated that she would like to be appointed prime minister if Yushchenko wins.
Yesterday I met President Yushchenko again and I welcome this agreement
Last week I spoke to President Yushchenko concerning how we can try to avoid a similar thing happening again.
Right before our very eyes we can see Russian provocations whose goal is to weaken President Yushchenko, President Saakashvili
This morning, President Yushchenko made a clear statement about the new Ukrainian Government's willingness to help find a solution,
Today's speech in Parliament by the Ukrainian President Viktor Yushchenko gives us cause to believe that Ukraine considers the solution of the Transnistria problem to be a serious issue.
our future," Yushchenko told the crowd that gathered on the square after a silent procession in which marchers carried aloft white banners representing every Ukrainian region.
President Yushchenko, ladies and gentlemen, it is my great pleasure, on behalf of the House, to give a warm welcome to Mr Yushchenko and to offer him our most sincere congratulations on his election to this high office.
I will insist that the victims of Holodomor be recognized as martyrs of one of the biggest catastrophes in the history of mankind,” Yushchenko said.
democracy in the Mediterranean context, and President Yushchenko has to some extent given us a master class in democracy and values.
The first round of the presidential elections on 17 January will see post-Communist Victor Yanukovych's pro-Russian camp facing off against the pro-Western party led by incumbent president Victor Yushchenko and his prime minister Yulia Tymoshenko.
If Yushchenko wins, we must be prepared to free up large amounts of additional funding to support the transformation of Ukraine,
we stood in the Chamber in Brussels, wearing our orange scarves, and applauded President Yushchenko.
I personally would start by advocating tightening of the sanctions against Tiraspol by asking President Yushchenko of Ukraine, who was here this morning, to further demonstrate
IMF-NATO agents like Yushchenko of Ukraine, or Sakashvilli of Georgia,
and President Yushchenko will be here in Parliament on Wednesday
