Examples of using Abe has in English and their translations into German
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But Abe has two more arrows in his policy quiver.
TOKYO- Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe has thrown out the political playbook.
Abe has a theory on how to reverse the effects of the TX-gas.
After his landslide election victory in 2017, Abe has the required parliamentary majority.
Abe has proved that reinvigorating the economy is his top priority.
However, the puppet government of Prime Minister Shinzo Abe has less than 10% support in real public opinion.
Abe has thus been relatively successful in terms of foreign and defense policy.
Japan's new prime minister, Shinzo Abe, has wasted little time in making his mark, particularly in foreign policy.
Abe has further been stirring panic by warning Japanese nationals to evacuate from South Korea.
And, by reinterpreting Article 9 of the constitution to allow Japan to exercise“collective self-defense” andprovide aid to an ally under attack, Abe has made Japan a far more reliable partner for the US and its Asian allies.
Prime Minister Abe has decided to attend the Pyeongchang Olympic Opening Ceremony.
Abe has a reputation as a nationalist, and recently visited the Yasukuni Shrine, a Tokyo war memorial that is controversial in China and Korea.
As the Trump administrationhas ratcheted up its confrontation with North Korea, Abe has been the staunchest of allies backing the president's bellicose threats to"totally destroy" the Pyongyang regime and echoing his declaration that talks were a waste of time.
Abe has set out the vision behind his long-term growth plan.“Japan is a country that challenges, that is open, and that innovates.
According to an informant from the Japanese security police, Abe has stolen at least 200 trillion yen from the Japanese national pension fund, the Postal Savings Bank and the Agricultural Savings Bank Norinchukin.
Abe has made outstanding contributions to Japanese philosophy, with a special focus on questions of environmental ethics in the Asian tradition of thought.
Current Prime Minister Shinzo Abe has advocated the position that Japan accepted the Tokyo tribunal and its judgements as a condition for ending the war, but that its verdicts have no relation to domestic law.
Abe has demanded that the Bank of Japan pursue a quantitative-easing strategy that will deliver an inflation rate of 2-3% and weaken the yen.
Abe has announced an aggressive monetary policy, similar to that of the US Federal Reserve, to induce inflation and lower the value of the yen-steps that will only compound the emerging international currency wars.
Abe has been trying to set up germ warfare facilities and is involved with Japanese crime gangs in corruption related to the 2020 Tokyo Olympics, Japanese right-wing sources say.
Abe has placed particular emphasis on strengthening Japan's alliance with the Unites States, which had atrophied as a result of the DPJ government's feckless behavior relations with China deteriorated as well.
While Abe has not acted on these campaign statements, some observers remain convinced that he will visit Yasukuni at some point, further straining Japan's relations with South Korea and China.
In recent days, Abe has raised serious questions about proceeding with the second phase of a previously legislated consumer-tax hike that has long been viewed as the linchpin of Japan's debt-consolidation strategy.
On the other hand, Abe has repaired the strained relations with the US that Japan had under his predecessors, and President Barack Obama reiterated the strength of the bilateral alliance during Abe's state visit to the White House last April.
Abe had an idea, a good one.
What perverse reason could Abe have for pursuing such an outcome?
Abe had a knack for pissing people off.
Abe had no good options.
Chisato Abe had several exhibitions in Japan and illustrated many books for children.
For China and South Korea, the Yasukuni Shrine's inclusion of 14 Class A war criminals who were executed after World War II has made it apotent symbol of Japan's prewar militarism, and Abe had long refrained from visiting it- including during his previous stint as prime minister.
