Примери за използване на Greek voters на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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We shall respond to the Greek voters' call with a positive approach to.
Greek voters will feel frightened, desperate and angry.
Until now, polls have been showing that Greek voters favor a Yes vote.
Greek voters will have the opportunity to watch two election debates.
The investors remained hopeful that Greek voters will accept the terms of the rescue program.
July: Greek voters referendum on creditors proposals for unblocking aid.
It is very encouraging that an overwhelming majority of the Greek voters have confirmed their support to pro-European forces.
Greek voters sent a message that they want a fast-paced and effective government," he said.
To all practical purposes what is offered to the Greek voters is choosing whether they want their country to remain in the Eurozone or not.
Greek voters understood that better terms were not worth losing eurozone membership.
This is an important reminder because often in the public domain it is said that the Greek voters voted for debt cancellation.
Confounding many predictions, Greek voters strongly supported their government's rejection of creditor demands.
The rise in support for smaller parties reflects frustration on the part of Greek voters, according to the daily Kathimerini.
Confounding many predictions, Greek voters strongly supported their government's rejection of creditor demands….
And if there is still hope that the Spanish government will be able to pass the austerity measures andto contain market pressures, there is almost no chance Greek voters to support the pro-European parties which adhere to the bailout programme.
Greek voters and foreign investors should however know that Greece is now in a position where there is a choice".
This is why, probably Georgios Papandreou would ask Santa to bring reason to his Greek voters so that they could finally realise that money comes with work.
Greek voters were right to demand a change in course, and their government is right to refuse to sign on to a deeply flawed programme.
Some very similar fantasies gripped Greece this year after Greek voters threw their support behind a political party, Syriza, that promised, in effect, to give them more money.
Greek voters responded by toppling the government and putting in place an administration that proposed cutting the budget deficit by a quarter next year.
In mid-July Alexis Tsipras signed the third bailout to the regret of the majority of Greek voters who voted"no" in the referendum convened by his government on 5 July.
Likewise, Greek voters gave the edge to the leftist PASOK, which won 36.6% of the vote compared to 32% for the ruling New Democracy(ND) party.
The purpose must therefore be to drive him from office,which will probably happen if Greek voters fear confrontation with the troika enough to vote yes next week.
Greek voters will be heading to the polls in early 2015 after the country's parliament failed to agree on a new president in a third and final vote on Monday.
And now, with a referendum on the European-led bailout facing Greek voters, a vocal minority that has long called for a return to the drachma might find itself with a growing group of listeners.
But Greek voters last month rejected continuation of an austerity program that has plunged their economy into depression, voting in a government determined to break out of the current terms on which Greece gets help from the Troika.
But everything is in the hands of Greek voters, who claim they want to stay in the euro area but are opposed to the rescue programme.
Many Greek voters, including those on the conservative right and the extreme left, not only feel a sense of historical ownership over the name but fear future territorial encroachment by North Macedonia.
The decision of a large part of the Greek voters to support left or far left parties with an inclination to fascism and anarchy seems logical.