Examples of using Simitis in English and their translations into French
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Costas Simitis was luckier.
He was replaced by Costas Simitis.
Costas Simitis- Prime Minister of Greece.
With the Greek prime minister, Costas Simitis.
Costas Simitis, former Prime Minister of Greece.
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Met with the Greek Prime Minister, Costas Simitis.
Simitis, which the reader should be interested to know.
Met with the Greek Prime Minister,Costas Simitis.
Costas Simitis was named prime minister of Greece.
The country was lacking modernization, Simitis explained.
Kostas Simitis, the Minister of Foreign Affairs Mr.
That is what the former Prime Minister,Mr Simitis, said.
Professor Spiro Simitis, President, German Ethics Council.
The ND government and the previous administration of Costas Simitis.
In 1996, Costas Simitis was named prime minister of Greece.
His successor as prime minister is Constantin(Costas) Simitis.
Mr Simitis, your comments were unworthy of your position.
On that occasion he held a bilateral meeting with the then Greek Prime Minister Konstantinos Simitis.
Simitis, Greece became a massive laboratory of social engineering.
On his part,Parts described his meeting with Simitis as“very cordial and constructive.
President: Mr Simitis, Greek Minister for Industry, Energy and Technology.
The referendum campaign included television debates in which Constantine himself took part on the monarchist side, whilst those debating in favour of a republic included Marios Ploritis, Leonidas Kyrkos, Phaedon Vegleris, George Koumandos,Alexandros Panagoulis and Costas Simitis, who later(from 1996 to 2004) served as Prime Minister of Greece.
Earlier today, Premier Simitis was received by President Costis Stephanopoulos.
Simitis also underlined that"it is our conviction that the United Nations is the centre of international order.
Replying to a question on US President George Bush's statement on the recent terrorist attack in Riyadh, Simitis noted that the EU"wants the fight against terrorism to continue, since acts of terrorism provoke retaliation.
On this point, Simitis underlined the importance of respect for international law and UN Security Council resolutions.
Underlining the importance of participating in a supranational organisation such as the EU, Simitis referred to the need for multilateral coordination in order to combat illegal immigration and tackle the problem of SARS.
In the Simitis era, wealth and conspicuous consumption became the touchstones of social success to the benefit of the European luxury car industry.
In terms of bilateral visits, the then Prime Minister of Greece,Konstantinos Simitis, visited Japan between 3-5 March 2002, accompanied by a delegation of businessmen and journalists, while the Speaker of the Greek Parliament, Mrs. Anna Psarouda-Benaki, visited Tokyo from 29 May to 3 June 2005.
Simitis expressed his conviction not only that the USA would take the EU's decision into consideration but also that Washington wished to cooperate with Europe.
