Examples of using Hatoyama in English and their translations into German
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they have mostly seen the same old political scandals. Hatoyama has been accused of receiving shady donations-“childcare allowances”- from his heiress mother.
One day Hatoyama suggests relocating the base outside of Japan,
has threatened to leave the government coalition if Hatoyama breaks his promise- a move that would deny the DPJ a simple majority in the Diet's upper house.
Instead of dealing with these concrete threats to Japan, Hatoyama continues to act like an opposition politician by attacking the LDP and undermining one of the proudest achievements of LDP rule,
Hatoyama is the grandson of Prime Minister Ichiro Hatoyama,
Its leader, Yukio Hatoyama, is an uncharismatic scion of yet another established dynasty- his grandfather, Hatoyama Ichiro, took over as prime minister in 1954 from Yoshida Shigeru,
English Brown, the newly elected democratic prime minister of Japan Yukio Hatoyama and few others.
Hatoyama has admitted that tensions over the sinking of the Cheonan had a significant influence on his decision to allow the US marines to stay in Okinawa.
New Justice Minister Hatoyama Kunio, upon taking office on September 25(actually at his outgoing press conference, before he was reappointed to the position),
It seems that Mr Hatoyama is living in company housing.
Family==Iichirō was the eldest son of Ichirō Hatoyama, who was the Prime Minister of Japan in 1955-1956.
So sending Hatoyama as ambassador may elicit harsh criticism,
The recent electoral triumph of Yukio Hatoyama's untested DPJ thus confirmed the popular wish not to follow America's free-market model. Hatoyama makes no economic sense in declaring that growth is important
An aggressive debater, Kan is often mentioned as a candidate to succeed Hatoyama should he leave his post- a live possibility, given the prime minister's plummeting approval ratings and strained relationship with Ichiro Ozawa, the kingpin of Hatoyama's Democratic Party of Japan DPJ.
Hatoyama understands this, which is why he won the recent election.
Hatoyama cannot please everyone all the time,
People are discovering that Hatoyama is incapable of making-
Having lost all support within his own party, Hatoyama had no choice but to resign.
Hatoyama has hastily attempted to fulfill the DPJ's party manifesto
By shattering that coalition, Hatoyama destroyed the governing majority Ozawa had worked so cunningly to construct.