Примери за използване на Mr sarkozy's на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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Mr Sarkozy's Second Draught.
This is the background that explains the initial signals from Berlin that the chancellor will join Mr Sarkozy's campaign.
Mr Sarkozy's foreign policy was rather a success.
But there has been a shift in thinking about the nature of intervention,which began at the end of Mr Sarkozy's watch.
Mrs Merkel and Mr Sarkozy's competitiveness pact comprises six specific measures.
The elements that could constitute the foundations of this social model have been brought into question by Mrs Merkel and Mr Sarkozy's proposals.
Mr Sarkozy's pre-election appearances will not help him and Ms Merkel too.
According to The Wall Street Journal, her team has already abandoned the intention for a potential appearance of the Chancellor at Mr Sarkozy's campaign events.
Yet Mr Sarkozy's policies have proved as unpredictable and unreliable as the man himself.
(In addition, the chairman of thelargest privately-owned television channel, TF1, was Mr Sarkozy's best man and therefore has a very close relationship with him.).
Mr Sarkozy's lawyer Thierry Herzog is also being ordered to stand trial, along with former magistrate Gilbert Azibert.
Turkey and its people are also beingmade fools of- with disastrous diplomatic consequences, as we saw recently with Mr Erdoğan's visit to Germany and Mr Sarkozy's visit to Turkey.
Mr Sarkozy's party makeover is part of an improbable political comeback, an effort to reinvent himself as a fresh force.
(FR) Madam President, in these important debates on migration issues, we must avoid at all costs falling into the trap of Mr Sarkozy's and Mr Berlusconi's opportunistic statements on the Schengen Agreements.
She also recounts a telephone row with Mr Sarkozy's ex-wife Cecilia, who warned her that Mr Sarkozy had‘not yet turned a new page' after their marriage.
It is clear that, subsequently, we would not have had the agreement of all the Member States were it not for the work- and I want to make thispoint- of Mrs Merkel's presidency, and then of Mr Sarkozy's presidency, since they worked to achieve this too, and it is only right to acknowledge it.
To avoid a public debate, andtherefore any further outcry, Mr Sarkozy's government deliberately chose not to use a framework law but to integrate the principles of the directive into all relevant texts.
But the political embarrassment for Mr Sarkozy's government is already clear, even though he has pocketed two percentage points for the zero-tolerance security measures which led to the levelling of dozens of Roma camps and'voluntary deportations' of some 900 Romanian and Bulgarian citizens.
Asked if thismeant a possible walk-out, Xavier Musca, Mr Sarkozy's deputy chief of staff for economic affairs, said:"A basic rule with nuclear deterrence is that you do not say at what point you will use the weapon.".
The truth of the matter is that nobody has honoured Mr Sarkozy's plan, and it has already been consigned to the historical archives; that Russia is persisting in its military integration of Abkhazia and Ossetia; and that the European Union will not be able to build its status as a power whose word commands respect as far as the situation in Georgia is concerned.
Mr Sarkozy has already said that.
We know who Jules is- it is Mr Sarkozy.
I blame that Mr Sarkozy for pretending to expel them.
Mr Sarkozy has told him nothing should be taboo.
Relations between Mr Sarkozy and Mr Brown are businesslike rather than warm.
Mr Sarkozy and his friends in the'majors' have some respite.
Even if Mr Sarkozy is re-elected, the risks will not disappear.
So, today, Mr Sarkozy is calling for an opt-out from employment policies.
Mr Sarkozy talked of Europe's expensive climate-change commitments and the need to fight“environmental dumping”.