Examples of using Papandreou in English and their translations into Czech
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It was definitely not Mr Papandreou.
Giorgos Papandreou- Now is the crucial moment.
It is important that we acknowledge the courage that Prime Minister Papandreou and his Government have shown.
Once Papandreou's in, the king will stage a coup.
I was there with Papandreou, wasn't I?
Papandreou Avenue, Coral Bay, Cyprus Show map.
On Monday night I met with Prime Minister Papandreou, and we also discussed a more strategic use of our European structural funds.
Papandreou wins that election if I don't help the junta take him prisoner.
The true lesson was formulated by Prime Minister George Papandreou, who said that over the past twenty years, the Berlin Wall fell, and Wall Street fell. The'Wall' street fell.
Mr Papandreou, the Prime Minister, has done everything in his power to get out of this difficult situation.
We would like to thank Martin Schulz, who immediately visited our country and who,together with Giorgos Papandreou, took steps to communicate the situation and to secure European assistance.
Now, Mr Papandreou is being asked to change everything in three months.
Member of the Commission.- After talking to the two Prime Ministers- Prime Minister Gruevski andPrime Minister Papandreou- I can confirm that the discussions on solving the issue that has been raised by the honourable Member are indeed well advanced.
Andreas Papandreou created the necessary welfare state without increasing corporate and high income taxes.
At the moment therefore, I do not think we can say precisely when this conflict will be resolved; nevertheless, I can certainly say that the Spanish Presidency joins incongratulating Prime Minister Gruevski and Prime Minister Papandreou on renewing a direct dialogue.
Greece- rather, Mr Papandreou- is not being given the time to achieve a consensus in Greece.
I would call on Mr Bildt and Commissioner Rehn, as well as on the governments of all the Member States to whom thisissue is of interest, to pick up your telephones and contact Prime Minister Papandreou and Prime Minister Gruevski in the lead-up to the December summit to show them your solidarity and to encourage their determined efforts to find a solution to this dispute which has lasted for 20 years.
I think that Mr Papandreou has the right idea with his intention to publish the tax declarations of the high earners in Greece.
I would also especially like to address the Prime Minister, Georgios Papandreou, and encourage him in his firmness and political courage and in all the hard work he is doing to save the future of his country.
A meeting is being held on Friday between Mr Papandreou and Prime Minister Gruevski, and if we set expectations too high, we may increase the pressure so much that the whole thing falls apart and we do not want to risk that.