Sentence examples for cee from inspiring English sources
First, its trade with central and eastern Europe (CEE) has soared over the past decade and a half, helping to reduce its trade deficit to manageable proportions.
The government has been mulling a third referendum but the new prime minister, Lars Lokke Rasmussen, said in April that it would not take place this year.The other eight potential members are former planned economies in central and eastern Europe (CEE) that joined the EU on or after May 2004.
Instead property taxes could be used to cool overheated housing markets.Once Poland and the smaller CEE countries adopt the euro, might Britain's attitude change?
At the last count, 303 companies have their CEE headquarters in Vienna, 14 more than two years ago.
(An extended interview with Mr Pennycook is here).Eastern promises"On edge"By Janet KersnarFrom his base in Vienna, Wolfgang Rigler, of Mars, an American snack food and pet care group, figured it a matter of when, not if, the post-communist boom in central and eastern Europe (CEE) would end.
He has launched a website (in Dutch only) that asks visitors: "Do you have trouble with CEE nationals?
I looked mainly at the role of history in Russian-CEE relations (ignoring Ukraine, Belarus and central Asia for reasons of space).My rough taxonomy was that the ex-Yugoslav countries have broadly neutral or favourable attitudes to Russia, as do Albania and Bulgaria.
He took this vocation seriously, mastering all the odds, tips, and tricks for winning craps and cee-lo, and he made pilgrimages downtown to meet with one of the men who taught John Scarne, the legendary author of "Scarne's Complete Guide to Gambling".
And, while I'm at it, another example of galvanizing neo-soul: the Cee-Lo Green album, "The Lady Killer".
The latest postulant is Cee-Lo Green, né Thomas Callaway, who has just released his second album, "Cee-Lo Green... Is the Soul Machine" (Arista).
The Neptunes man the boards for the first (and strongest) song, "The Art of Noise," on which Cee-Lo muses about the philosophical function of music.
