Examples of using Replying to questions in English and their translations into Greek
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Replying to questions, President Christofias said that there was no discussion about the number of settlers.
I am very happy to get the award," she wrote, replying to questions with a pen between her toes.
Replying to questions on the Kurdish problem in Turkey, he said it could not be compared with the Kashmir issue.
Replying to questions, Simitis observed that the British proposals on the granting of asylum“have been amended” and remained on the table of discussion.
Replying to questions, she said that the efforts have not failed, the efforts continue and that the Secretary-General's last report was quite clear that he wanted Ms.
Replying to questions, President Papadopoulos said every time one hears a dialogue will take place to solve the Cyprus problem,''this sounds good to the ear.''.
Replying to questions, he said that at the long dinner on July 6 which continued into the early hours of Friday morning“everybody in the room understood that this wasn't going anywhere.
Replying to questions, Amanda Sloat said Turkey has an important role to play in the process for a Cyprus settlement and the US continues the engagement at diplomatic levels with the Turks.
Replying to questions of illegal TAK news agency on the occasion of assuming his"duties", Ozersay argued that disagreement exists as regards the issue of"what the negotiations are held for".
Replying to questions by parliamentarians, Koutsoukis also said that the company aims to employ as many Cypriot nationals as possible, in line with the qualifications required.
Replying to questions about free trade, the Lord Mayor said''a divided community, such as one has in Cyprus, needs trade to prosper and we always say that with prosperity comes confidence and optimism.''.
Replying to questions, Simitis described the draft Constitution as“a good compromise under the present conditions”, while observing that“the Constitution which we shall agree is a solution that will have effect for a certain period of time.
Replying to questions about the Bush letter, the spokesman said''it contains elements that refer to the question of Cyprus which will be made public in due time once the President replies to Bush.''.
Replying to questions, he said that"from the declaration of principals last year in Helsinki and the brainstorming taking place at this stage, we need to pass on to a stage of specific proposals".
Replying to questions regarding Britain's stance on Turkey's evaluation by the EU, Millet said''There are some rumors but it is not Britain's position that we want the postponement of the report.''.
Replying to questions, Gordon said''we believe the best approach is for the parties to talk directly,'' adding that''the only way there is going to be a Cyprus settlement is if both sides agree to such a settlement.''.
Replying to questions, Pashiardis said that the significance of the agreements"is extremely great for Cyprus and it is expected that the gains Cyprus may receive from the implementation of the agreements will be especially beneficial for the whole of the Cypriot people.".
Replying to questions, Prodi noted that European leaders must send the message to the Western Balkan that“we want the countries of this region to be members of the EU one day”, while Simitis added that“we must all work together for the fulfilment of the relevant preconditions”.
Replying to questions, Palmas said there are two letters, one for a joint meeting on the issue of missing persons in the presence of the tripartite Committee on Missing Persons(CMP) and another letter to try to promote the July agreement, based on what was agreed with Mr.
Replying to questions, Erhurman argued that both communities have equal rights on the resources around the island and that this does not mean only the sharing of the profit according to their population, but at the same time, they should participate in the decision making and put forward their will.
Replying to questions, he said he told US President Bill Clinton, at a meeting over a luncheon hosted by the UN chief on Monday that"it is necessary for Turkey and Denktash to accept the Security Council resolutions as a basis for the negotiations for a bicommunal, bizonal federation".
Replying to questions, he said"one of the relatively small number of real disappointments I have, after eight years of working in the foreign policy field, is that I have not made more progress in helping to resolve the Cyprus issue, because I have always felt that Turkey should be integrated into Europe".
Replying to questions, President Papadopoulos said that in Paris, during his meeting with UN Secretary General Kofi Annan,"it was agreed that committees would be set up to prepare the ground for the discussion of the fundamental issues of the Cyprus problem, as well as other matters aiming at improving the climate and dealing with routine issues.".
Replying to questions after a ceremony at the Presidential Palace to wish Happy Easter to the staff, President Christofias said that the Republic of Cyprus is closely following the intentions of Turkey to carry out explorations in Cyprus' exclusive economic zone, and is in close contact with the EU and Greece.
Replying to questions, Lillikas said''efforts are underway and we will do everything possible and everything that depends on us, at least, to maintain the best possible climate to give a real chance for a new process that will be able to bring us to well prepared talks with possibilities of reaching an agreed solution.''.
Replying to questions at the Presidential Palace regarding the Turkish army violations in Strovilia, President Papadopoulos said the government expected that the UN Security Council resolution on the renewal of the mandate of the UN Peacekeeping Force in Cyprus(UNFICYP) would condemn the initial violation of the status quo in the area and would be even more severe in condemning this year's violations.
The replies to questions about democratic accountability occupy a central position for this Parliament.
See reply to question 1.4 below.
See reply to question 15 above.
See reply to question 1.4 below.