Examples of using Ghosn in English and their translations into Japanese
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Ghosn was reportedly planning a merger between the two carmakers before his arrest.
Ghosn was officially arrested for tax reasons, but the real reason for his arrest was….
Ghosn, who has signed on an international team of lawyers, has expressed willingness to stand trial in Lebanon.
Ghosn was officially arrested for tax reasons, but the real reason for his arrest was….
Japanese social media and media had been buzzing with speculation over how Ghosn would appear when he left detention.
Ghosn has been re-arrested twice and could be re-arrested a third time when his current detention period ends on January 11.
The Germans were using Ghosn to try to get Japanese military secrets from Mitsubishi Heavy Industries, they say.
Ghosn will be detained until Jan. 1 or longer since he also faces breach of trust allegations.
Kagoike Yasunori, 65, and his wife were held for 300 days in the same system that is holding Carlos Ghosn.
Ghosn was still easily recognizable, and the“disguise” provoked widespread amusement and commentary.
Ghosn, 64, denies the charges, but prosecutors have argued successfully that he should stay in jail awaiting trial.
Mass media in other countries were surprised at the length of detention against Ghosn.
At the time, Ghosn told colleagues he was acting appropriately when he didn't include the deferred compensation in the reporting.
I was not running from justice, I was looking for justice," Ghosn said.
Ghosn, who led Nissan for 2 decades and rescued it from near-bankruptcy, says he is innocent.
Japan has demanded that Mr. Ghosn be returned to stand trial, but that is unlikely, given that he has Lebanese, French and Brazilian citizenship.
Mr Ghosn has pointed to Japan's extremely high conviction rate of more than 99 per cent after indictment as evidence that defendants do not enjoy a presumption of innocence.
Your editorials“Ghosn, Baby, Ghosn”(Jan. 9) and“The Carlos Ghosn Experience”(Jan. 2) don't accurately reflect the Japanese criminal justice system.
Mr Ghosn is no longer the star of the auto industry, but whatever the truth or otherwise of the charges against him, he clearly still knows how to work a room.
Carlos Ghosn said:“The support and assurances of the UK government enabled us to decide that the next-generation Qashqai and X-Trail will be produced at Sunderland.