Exemplos de uso de José sócrates em Inglês e suas traduções para o Português
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José Sócrates, politician and former Prime-Minister of Portugal.
In May 2010,forced by the financial crisis, Prime Minister José Sócrates put the project on halt.
José Sócrates and the Angolan Minister for Education, Pinda Simão.
Among those addressing the conference will be the Prime Minister of Portugal, José Sócrates Carvalho Pinto de Sousa.
Today in Lisbon José Sócrates and Durão Barroso spoke against the death penalty.
May I give a warm welcome to the President of the EU Council andPrime Minister of Portugal, José Sócrates.
As my prime minister, José Sócrates, says, we have a mandate, but not a Treaty.
Without the initiative and support of its Government andPrime Minister José Sócrates, I could not have stood for election.
José Sócrates“congratulated PT for having reached all the objectives established for this year.
Were the words with which the Prime Minister, José Sócrates, defined the extension of broadband to all the country.
José Sócrates also stated the Freeport project was in due compliance with all legal requirements at the time.
Economic crisis====From 2005 to 2010, José Sócrates' cabinet faced increasing challenges due to.
José Sócrates also agrees on this point and adds that“broadband is also a technology that unites the country and eliminates the geographic border.”.
According to some sources contacted in London by TVI, José Sócrates remains the main suspect of British police.
From 2005 to 2010, José Sócrates' cabinet faced increasing challenges due to economic and financial downturn.
In 2007, the XVII Governo Constitucional, headed by Prime Minister José Sócrates, legalised abortion in Portugal after a referendum.
Portugal's Prime Minister José Sócrates signed the agreement with the Mozambican government, during an official visit to Maputo.
I am delighted to welcome the President-in-Office of the Council,the Portuguese Prime Minister, José Sócrates, to the European Parliament.
Because there was not time,President José Sócrates told Portuguese journalists, sometimes these things are discussed over dinner.
They were in turn met with welcome greetings by Portuguese Prime Minister José Sócrates and Foreign Minister Luis Amado.
Prime Minister, President-in-Office, José Sócrates, Mr Durão Barroso and Mrs Grybauskaitė, please accept our sincere thanks.
This historic victory of a conservative candidate, the first after the Carnation Revolution,inaugurated a period of"political cohabitation" with Socialist Prime Minister José Sócrates.
On 23 March 2011, the prime minister José Sócrates resigned when new austerity measures failed to pass in the Parliament.
Broadband speed is essential in modern societies” as it allows more communication, experience sharing, interconnection between teachers, students and schools,explained José Sócrates.
Following the conclusions of that study, on 10 January 2008 the Prime Minister José Sócrates announced the option Alcochete as the most rational choice for a new airport for Lisbon.
The official opening of the debate was chaired by the Portuguese Minister of Public Works, Transportation and Communications, Mário Lino, andwas closed by the Portuguese Prime-Minister, José Sócrates.
During his visit he held talks with his Portuguese counterpart Aníbal Cavaco Silva,the Prime Minister José Sócrates, and the President of Parliament Jaime José de Matos da Gama.
Firstly, at the Lisbon Summit we adopted a new Reform Treaty, which is an enormous success, andI warmly congratulate Prime Minister José Sócrates, President Barroso and indeed all of us.
Several reforms and measures implemented in 2006/2007 by the government(XVII Governo Constitucional- headed by Prime Minister José Sócrates), resulted in improved welfare system financial sustainability but reduced income expectations of future pensioners up to 40.
Commissioner.-(PT) Mr President, ladies and gentlemen, to conclude a very interesting debate,I would like very quickly to highlight a point that Prime Minister José Sócrates also mentioned just now, which I think is an important lesson for the future.