Examples of using Tymoshenko in English and their translations into Czech
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Advise Mrs Tymoshenko in the same way as we did Mr Yanukovych.
A lot will depend on whether Mr Yanukovich appoints a prime minister whom both the Eastern andWestern Ukrainians can live with and whether Mrs Tymoshenko has the democratic maturity to acknowledge her defeat and join the opposition.
Make sure that Mrs Tymoshenko helps to set up a constructive opposition.
And I would be delighted if the President-in-Office of the Council, Mirek Topolánek, in the talks on thefuture of the EU, that is, on the Treaty of Lisbon, could show the same determination as we witnessed in the gas negotiations with Vladimir Putin and Yulia Tymoshenko.
This is because of the dispute between Mrs Tymoshenko and Mr Yushchenko, among other things.
If Tymoshenko is eventually found guilty, she faces a sentence of up to ten years in prison.
Mr Yushchenko is now saying that Mrs Tymoshenko is exactly the same as Mr Yanukovych, which is interesting.
Mrs Tymoshenko has substantial popular support in western Ukraine and carries the hopes of millions of her compatriots with her.
FI Mr President, the charges that have been brought against Tymoshenko are, as she herself has said, purely political in nature.
Mrs Tymoshenko is clutching at straws, in my view, by challenging the result of her narrow defeat in the courts and I doubt very much this will succeed.
The ongoing criminal proceedings against opposition politicians, including Tymoshenko, together with the impact of changes in the electoral law to favor the president and his supporters, are weakening opposition forces.
Certain Members of this House believe that we should conclude bilateral agreements with Ukraine, but it should be pointed out that Ukraine has to bear at least some of the blame for the situation that arose recently, andI would really rather not make myself dependent on arguments between Mr Yushchenko and Mrs Tymoshenko, or Mr Yanukovych, or whoever.
At the very least, the EU should demand that Tymoshenko and the other opposition leaders are set free on bail so that they can more vigorously defend themselves in court.
Member of the Commission.-(DE) Mr President, honourable Members, the Commission is following developments in Ukraine with regard to the former members of the government of Ukraine,Mrs Tymoshenko, Mr Lutsenko and others very closely, as Parliament and the parliamentary groups are also doing.
Former Prime Minister Tymoshenko and some members of the former government that she led are now being pursued through the courts for criminal acts allegedly committed whilst in office.
We have worked closely- I myself have done a great deal of work- with President Yushchenko, Prime Minister Tymoshenko and the Russian authorities, as well as with the international financial institutions, to support Ukraine.
You should talk to Mrs Tymoshenko in the same way as we do to our friends in the Ukrainian Party of Regions, in other words, you should encourage her to take the European route.
In statements made in October 2011, Polish and Swedish Foreign Ministers Radosław Sikorski andCarl Bildt agreed that the Tymoshenko case could“endanger” and even poten ally“derail” the progress of EU-Ukraine talks on a host of agreements, including the visa liberalisa on process.
The opposition leader,Mrs Tymoshenko, and other prominent people have had their human rights violated and have been prevented from doing their political work by means of politically motivated criminal proceedings and antiquated procedural law.
He recommended implemen ng a comprehensive reform of the judiciary, and adop ng measures which would guarantee the freedom of press and the freedom of associa on in Ukraine.23 The signing and ra fica on of the document will depend on the development of the poli calsitua on in Ukraine, although President Yanukovych denies any connec on between the Tymoshenko case and the Associa on Agreement in his speeches.
If you look at the present coalition agreement between the Tymoshenko alliance and the President's bloc, you will see that there is no mention at all of an increase in welfare expenditure.