Examples of using Bettel in English and their translations into Serbian
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The responsibility is in London,” Bettel said.
In the 1999 communal elections, Bettel was elected to Luxembourg City's communal council, finishing sixth on the DP's list.
He's served as labour minister under governments led by both Jean-Claude Juncker and Xavier Bettel.
Bettel is gay,[30] and has stated that increasingly in Luxembourg"people do not consider the fact of whether someone is gay or not".
Following municipal elections on 9 October 2011,at the young age of 38, Bettel was sworn in as Mayor of Luxembourg on 24 November 2011.[18][19].
In 2013, Bettel was elected leader of the Democratic Party, and in the 2013 election, led the party to a third-ranked position in parliamentary seats.
We agree that we must do everything to achieve an orderly Brexit,” Merkel told reporters at a news conference with Luxembourg Prime Minister Xavier Bettel.
The newly re-elected prime minister Xavier Bettel and the coalition government have announced that they will lift all fares on trains, trams and buses next summer.
Thus, with Lydie Polfer and Anne Brasseur vacating their seats to take roles in the government, and Colette Flesch not taking her seat so as tofocus on her role as Member of the European Parliament, Bettel was appointed to the Chamber, starting 12 August 1999.[2].
The newly re-elected prime minister Xavier Bettel and the coalition government in Luxembourg have announced that they will be removing the fares from all trains, trams, and buses in next summer.
Bettel is a member of the Democratic Party.[3] Following the 2018 Luxembourg general election he became the first openly gay Prime Minister in the world to be re-elected for a second term.[4][5].
Brnabic had previously spoken with Luxembourg Prime Minister Xavier Bettel, and it is planned that she also meets with Luxembourg Parliament Speaker Fernando Etgen.
On 25 October, Bettel was designated by Grand Duke Henri as the formateur for the next government.[21] He assumed his post as Luxembourg's Prime Minister on 4 December 2013.
Don't make the EU the bad guy,” Luxembourg Prime Minister Xavier Bettel said after a meeting with Johnson, describing the uncertainty over the timing and conditions of Britain's exit from the European Union as a“nightmare”.
Bettel is Luxembourg's first openly gay Prime Minister and, worldwide, the third openly gay head of government following Iceland's Prime Minister Jóhanna Sigurðardóttir(2009- 2013) and Belgium's Prime Minister Elio Di Rupo(2011- 2014).
The other two openly gay leaders, Ireland's Leo Varadkar andLuxembourg's Xavier Bettel, both serve in countries that have made substantial progress on LGBT rights, while the legal situation remains bleak for couples in Serbia.
Bettel ran for the Chamber of Deputies in the 1999 legislative election, and finished 10th amongst DP candidates in the Centre constituency, with the top seven being elected.[20] However, the DP overtook the Luxembourg Socialist Workers' Party(LSAP) as the second-largest party, and its members formed the majority of the new government as the Christian Social People's Party's(CSV) coalition partners.
Two years after his election to the local Council, on 12 July 2001, he was certified as a lawyer.[1]By the time of the 2004 legislative election, Bettel had significantly consolidated his position, and finished fourth(of the five DP members elected), assuring him a seat in the Chamber of Deputies.[17] On 28 November 2005, after the communal elections in which he was placed fourth on the DP list, Bettel was appointed échevin in the Council of Luxembourg City.[2].
In Europe, Xavier Bettel currently serves as the prime minister of Luxembourg; Leo Varadkar serves as the deputy head of the Government of Ireland(he was Taoiseach(Prime Minister) from June 2017 to June 2020); and from 2011 to 2014, Elio Di Rupo served as Prime Minister of Belgium.
The newly re-elected prime minister Xavier Bettel and the coalition government have announced that in order to alleviate the traffic congestion, they will lift all fares on trains, trams, and buses next summer.
Johnson was due to address journalists alongside Bettel in the courtyard after their meeting but left straight away, saying later that it wouldn't have been fair on the Luxembourg prime minister to hold a news conference amid a din of protests.