Examples of using Simitis in English and their translations into Romanian
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Simitis' only disadvantage is his age.
European Commission Looks to Simitis as Possible President.
Simitis Vows to Bring Economic Changes to Greece.
Promoting Karamanlis, who is less popular than Simitis.
Simitis will dissolve his cabinet prior to the 7 March parliamentary elections.
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Demystifying the convergence chart and blaming Simitis for burdening the economy.
In response, Simitis said the issue of free movement was directly linked to security.
Tax rates currently at 35 per cent would drop to 30 per cent by 2008 under the Simitis proposal.
Simitis made the statement ahead of the EU summit in Brussels at the end of this week.
Election results from the Turkish part of Cyprus would be crucial to a peaceful solution, Simitis added.
Greek Prime Minister Costas Simitis may become the next president of the European Commission.[AFP].
The Convergence Chart is the first among many such initiatives that Prime Minister Costas Simitis has announced.
Simitis, who is serving his second term as prime minister, led it to victory in the last two elections.
In a move apparently planned for almost a year, Simitis resigned as party leader in mid-January.
Simitis is the longest serving prime minister in Greece's history, with eight consecutive years in office.
Health Minister Costas Stefanis and Daphne Simitis, the wife of the Greek prime minister, attended the opening event.
Both Simitis and Papadopoulos stressed that Turkey must clarify its position for negotiations to resume.
Following the salmonella outbreak,Greek Prime Minister Costas Simitis intervened and had the hotel permanently shut down.
So far, two members of Simitis' government have had to quit in response to allegations published in the press.
In addition to reshuffling the executive office andreplacing the party's general secretary, Simitis has laid down five rules.
Simitis also asked party members to become more involved in preparations for next spring's general elections.
To meet this demand, PASOK held elections on 8 February to replace party leader,Prime Minister Costas Simitis.
Simitis said party leaders must focus instead on preparations for the spring 2004 parliamentary elections.
According to Greek media,Prime Minister Costas Simitis has committed to personally overseeing Olympic preparations in the remaining 12 months.
Simitis joins Luxembourg Prime Minister Jean-Claude Juncker and former Belgian Prime Minister Jean Luc Dehaene as candidates.
Facing serious competition as next year's election approaches,Prime Minister Costas Simitis has established five rules for his government.
Simitis also appointed two new deputy interior ministers, representing factions to the left and right of mainstream PASOK policies.
Another advantage that Simitis has is that he is favoured by the French and the Germans, because of his reform of the Common Agricultural Policy and his stance on the war in Iraq.
Simitis: Greek Presidency Contributes Significantly to EU Stance on Iraqi Crisis 23/02/2003 ATHENS, Greece- The Greek EU presidency has contributed greatly to achieving a common EU stance on the Iraqi crisis, according to Greek Prime Minister Costas Simitis.
According to Simitis, a decision to give Turkey a date to start talks may be taken as early as at the summit in Thessaloniki in June 2003.