Примери за използване на Ion iliescu на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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Ion Iliescu.
I would vote with Ion Iliescu, a shame that he does not apply.
Categorically denied having written to Romanian former President Ion Iliescu.
President Ion Iliescu and other senior officials attended.
There was no abstention,no objection," said honorary PSD President Ion Iliescu.
Former President Ion Iliescu, meanwhile, has said he will become more involved in the party.
President Traian Basescu sees off his predecessor, Ion Iliescu, at the Cotroceni Palace in Bucharest.
Ion Iliescu was their main target and it was him to call for miners' help in June 1990.
Files on former Romanian President Ion Iliescu-- formerly a communist apparatchik-- were missing.
It was a gift from the President of France, Francois Mitterrand for the Romanian President Ion Iliescu.
The two parties are bitterly opposed, andformer PSD chief Ion Iliescu has already ruled out the possibility.
Nevertheless, the PSD leadership stopped short of punishing the party's founding father andhonorary president, Ion Iliescu.
His popularity alarmed President Ion Iliescu, and Michael was forbidden to visit Romania again for five years.
At the same time, Nastase's ouster has given PSD founder Ion Iliescu room to manoeuvre.
The exhibition, sponsored by President Ion Iliescu, is part of the celebrations marking the 500th anniversary of Stephen the Great's death.
The election aftermath has also seen a rift develop between Nastase and President Ion Iliescu, considered the party's spiritual father.
On Monday, however, Romanian President Ion Iliescu expressed his determination that the country would complete the accession talks by year's end.
However, despite the fact that several of the defendants received life sentences,all were pardoned in 1994 by then president Ion Iliescu, re-elected in 2000.
On 22 December 1989,through a decree of NSFC signed by Ion Iliescu, it was constituted The Exceptional Military Court.
On 24 December, Ion Iliescu, head of the newly formed Council of the National Salvation Front signed a Decree on the establishment of the Extraordinary Military Tribunal.
Former Prime Minister Adrian Nastase(left) and former President Ion Iliescu rally supporters at a PSD campaign event last October.
He replaces Ion Iliescu, becoming Romania's third president since the overthrow of communism in the country in 1989 and the first to be elected to a five-year term.
That marks a contrast to Basescu's predecessors, Ion Iliescu and Emil Constantinescu, who favored a behind-the-scenes approach.
Kazakhstan is considering the possibility of transporting Caspian oil to Europe via the port of Constanta,Romania said Kazakh President Nursultan Nazarbaev, following talks with his Romanian counterpart, Ion Iliescu, in Astana on 9 September.
In his speech,Romanian President Ion Iliescu stressed the organisation's contribution to the development and worldwide promotion of Romanian science and culture.
The leader of the opposition centrist alliance between the National Liberal Party(PNL) and the Democratic Party won a surprise victory in Sunday's presidential runoff,defeating outgoing Prime Minister Adrian Nastase in the race to succeed Ion Iliescu.
Speaking at the forum, the presidents of Bulgaria and Romania,Georgi Parvanov and Ion Iliescu, welcomed NATO's decision and expressed support for further enlargement.
Unless President Ion Iliescu returns the legislation to parliament for reconsideration or seeks the Constitutional Court's opinion, the laws could be promulgated within the next ten days.
Voicing regret over Havel's death, former Romanian President Ion Iliescu and former Prime Minister Petre Roman both praised the Czech freedom fighter as"one of the most prominent political figures" in world history.
Romanian President Ion Iliescu, considered the PSD's spiritual father, has sharply criticised the party's top leaders over the election results, charging that they have lost touch with voters and failed to distance themselves from individuals accused of corruption.