Примери за използване на Sánchez's на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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If you take Sánchez's word.
But Sánchez's troubles do not end there.
The other three deputy prime ministers will be women from Sánchez's Socialist Party.
Yet Sánchez's parliamentary allies provide Ciudadanos with fresh targets.
Much of the credit for the Socialists' victory, though, rests squarely on Sánchez's shoulders.
Sánchez's nomination received 167 votes in favour of the 350-member Congress.
Yet Ciudadanos said it won't back Sánchez's attempt to become prime minister with his motion of no confidence.
Sánchez's administration will set a record as the shortest-lived in the history of Spanish democracy.
With just 84 Socialist lawmakers in the 350-seat chamber, Sánchez's minority government will beat that record.
To be sure, Sánchez's mission is not without political peril, particularly if he overplays his hand.
With just 84 Socialist lawmakers in the 350-seat chamber, Sánchez's minority government will beat that record.
But Sánchez's minority government will have a hard time passing a new budget and major reforms.
Rajoy called a news conference to condemn Sánchez's actions and question the Socialist leader's motives.
The statements made by French President Emmanuel Macron supporting the Venezuelan opposition stood in stark contrast with Sánchez's silence.
For instance, Sánchez's administration will set a record as the shortest-lived in the history of Spanish democracy.
As such, even if he has pledged to govern long enough to restore“institutional stability” before calling early elections, Sánchez's new government will likely be highly unstable.
An avowed ally of women's empowerment, Sánchez's cabinet ranks first among OECD countries for the highest percentage of women(65 percent).
Spain has a strong candidate for the post of Commission vice president, responsible for the economy and the euro, in the person of Josep Borrell,currently minister of foreign affairs in Sánchez's cabinet.
Sánchez's time is over," Casado said, adding that the protests were a turning point and the beginning of a return to"harmony and legality" in Spain.
In a speech,PP leader Pablo Casado denounced Mr Sánchez's policies as"Socialist surrender" and"deals under the table", Efe news agency reports.
Sánchez's Socialist party won Sunday's election on Sunday, but will still need other parties to form a government and pass laws.
Stanishev expressed his firm support for António Costa's Socialist Party in Portugal and Pedro Sánchez's Socialist Workers' Party in Spain ahead of upcoming general elections in both countries.
Sánchez's success could hinge on a Catalan separatist party whose leader, Oriol Junqueras, was recently sentenced to 13 years in prison over his role in the 2017 failed breakaway attempt from Spain.
The conservative Popular Party, the far-right Vox andthe liberal Ciudadanos attempted to frame the last general election in April as a referendum on Sánchez's Catalan policy and painted the PM as a traitor.
Sánchez's gender-balanced cabinet, which happens to also be the first coalition since the restoration of the country's democracy, intends to“speak with one voice”, whilst drawing inspiration from different sources.
Crucial to endorsing Sánchez's candidacy was the agreement he reached last week with the largest Catalan separatist party- the Republican Left of Catalonia- that promised its deputies to abstain.
Sánchez's success in luring left-of-center voters back to the PSOE is evident in the changing voting patterns between the 2015 and the 2019 elections: in 2015, the PSOE received 5.5 million votes versus 5.2 million for Podemos;
Crucial to endorsing Sánchez's candidacy was the agreement he reached last week with the largest Catalan separatist party- the Republican Left of Catalonia- that promised its deputies to abstain.
Sánchez's statements came after another series of disturbances in the northeastern Spanish region, which has been immersed in a situation of political and social turbulence since last year, when an illegal referendum on independence was held and a unilateral declaration of independence was passed through the regional parliament.
If implemented, Sánchez's proposal for El Valle would be the biggest step yet in Spain's long and agonizing process of coming to terms with the horrific legacy of the civil war and the Franco dictatorship.