Examples of 'schüssel' in a sentence
Meaning of "schüssel"
Schüssel is a German word that translates to 'bowl' in English
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Schüssel would deserve the very greatest respect.
She is considered to be a close friend and confidante to Schüssel.
I would urge Mr Schüssel to ensure that his presidency goes beyond fine rhetoric.
I should first of all like to extend a warm welcome to Mr Schüssel.
I am afraid that today Mr Schüssel has only served us with a delicate outer case.
Glawischnig has been a persistent critic of the Austrian government headed by Wolfgang Schüssel.
I am afraid that today Mr Schüssel has onjy served us with a delicate outer case.
I have three specific questions that I would like Chancellor Schüssel to answer.
Mr Schüssel is a man with an honourable record in European politics.
Wolfgang Schüssel and.
Mr Schüssel has the floor.
Some people have criticised me over the congratulatory message I sent to Chancellor Schüssel.
He asked Chancellor Schüssel which of his colleagues was right.
Schüssel and not more nation state or even lower levels, with these clichés about subsidiarity.
Second Schüssel cabinet.
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Schüssel underlined that “ Russia is by far the biggest country in the world.
For several months, other national leaders shunned diplomatic contacts with members of the Schüssel government.
Chancellor Schüssel and his orchestra are knowledgeable in EU-related matters.
I believe that what has been decided is interesting, Mr Schüssel.
MEPs give thumbs up to Schüssel on transparency, but look for more progress on constitution.
We wish you every success in your work, Mr Schüssel.
Today Chancellor Schüssel praised his government for its successful intervention in the Russian-Ukrainian gas problem.
Finally, I would like to address a few words to Mr Schüssel.
Indeed, Mr Schüssel mentioned it himself just now.
He thus stepped aside in favour of People 's Party leader Wolfgang Schüssel.
Austria 's foreign minister Wolfgang Schüssel presents the programme of the Council presidency.
And I think you had all of those three things, Chancellor Schüssel.
Mr Schüssel - you are assuming a very serious, personal, national and European responsibility.
Let me now turn to the presidency 's programme, Mr Schüssel.
Wolfgang Schüssel (President-in-Office of the Council) made the statement.
I have also spoken with the President-in-Office of the Council, Chancellor Schüssel.
Wolfgang Schüssel (President-in-Office of the Council) introduced the report and.
Thank you very much, Mr Schüssel.
In 2000, the Schüssel cabinet merged the Ministry of Economy with the Ministry of Labor.
We want an agreement, Mr Schüssel.
Madam President, Mr President-in-Office, ladies and gentlemen, Mr Schüssel has presented his menu.
