Примери за използване на Spain had на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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Spain had a record 5 million unemployed in early 2013.
In the most ranking,published in 2017, Spain had placed sixth.
Twenty years ago, Spain had one of the most relaxed drug policies in the world.
In foreign policy, more would surely have been achieved if Spain had recognised Kosovo.
Spain had exercised national sovereignty by keeping its borders open.
You know, I could tell you… what an Immortal in Spain had for lunch… 300 years ago next Tuesday.
Spain had an anti-smoking law since January 2006 but the impact was barely noticeable.
Only the United Kingdom, France,Germany and Spain had chosen to apply these voluntary modulation measures.
Spain had a relatively high home ownership rate before the crisis but it has since come down.
A poll for the newspaper El Pais found 82per cent supported the strike and76 per cent thought women in Spain had more difficult lives than their male counterparts.
When Cyprus“blew up,” Spain had a Treasury auction paying the lowest yields since the early 1990s.
A poll of 1,500 people for the El Pais daily suggested 82% supported the strike,while 76% thought women in Spain had harder lives than men.
At the time, Spain had only notified partial transposition of the above-mentioned directives into national law.
A poll of 1,500 people, quoted in the daily newspaper El País,suggested 82% supported the strike while 76% thought women in Spain had harder lives than men.
These treaties with Prussia and Spain had the effect of breaking the alliance between the French Republic's two main opponents of the First Coalition.
A French diplomatic source said on Thursday evening that France, Italy, Malta,the Netherlands and Spain had agreed on the wording of a draft summit text on immigration.
Spain had started drawing up documents supporting its strategy as far back as 1998 and 2000, and had completed these in 2005 and 2013 respectively.
El Pais said most sectors would be affected and a poll of 1,500 people for the daily newspaper suggested 82% supported the strike,while 76% thought women in Spain had harder lives than men.
In 2016, the European Commission declared that Spain had unlawfully implemented state aid in the form of a corporation tax privilege in favour of these four professional football clubs.
The minister added that Spain had similarly declared the North Korean ambassador in Madrid"persona non grata", while Portugal had severed diplomatic relations with Pyongyang.
On the basis of Chapter 8's analysis, it is quite obvious that the insolvency of Madrid andRome had nothing to do with fiscal profligacy(recall that Spain had a lower debt than Germany in 2008 and Italy has consistently smaller budget deficits) and everything to do with the way in which the Eurozone's macroeconomy relied significantly for the demand of its net exports on the Global Minotaur.
Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy said Spain had invested heavily in Latin America when it suffered a crisis 10 years ago, and now that the roles were reversed, he called upon those nations to increase their participation in his country's economy.
It was not a result of growth of public expenditures(Spain had the lowest public expenditures per capita among the EU-15), but rather the dramatic decline of revenues due to the economic collapse.
Earlier this week,Albanian language media in Pristina reported that Spain had sent a non-paper to Brussels with the goal of blocking any mention of Kosovo as a separate state in EU's upcoming enlargement strategy.
And if we remember that in the beginning of its rotating presidency Spain had the ambition 4 chapters to be opened in the negotiations with Turkey, and that in the very last day of the 6-month Presidency(June 30) only the first one has been opened, then we can again think about how hard it is for the EU to decide does it need Turkey or not.
It is quite obvious that the insolvency of Madrid andRome had nothing to do with fiscal profligacy(recall that Spain had a lower debt than Germany in 2008 and Italy has consistently smaller budget deficits) and everything to do with the way in which the eurozone's macroeconomy relied significantly for the demand of its net exports on the Global Minotaur.
Spain has over 35 million orange trees.
Spain have hit their second recession.
Spain has a rich history.
Spain has a real economy.