Valéry Giscard d'Estaing, the former French president who is spearheading a project to draft a constitution for the European Union, may have done the Turks a favor when he said that Turkey was "not a European country" and that inviting it in would mean "the end of Europe".
Mr. Giscard d'Estaing, reflecting a sentiment not uncommon in Western Europe, told the newspaper Le Monde last month that Turkey was not a European country and that inviting it into the European Union would mean "the end of Europe".
This month, former President Valéry Giscard d'Estaing of France, who is overseeing plans for the future of Europe, said bluntly that Turkey was "not a European country" and that inviting it to join the union would mean "the end of Europe".
A4 French Ex-Leader on Turkey The former French president, Valéry Giscard d'Estaing, who is the man overseeing plans for the future of the European Union, said that Turkey was not a European country and that inviting it to join the Union would mean "the end of Europe".
Taliban leaders would think twice about inviting it back, given the experience of the last decade.
1 Bxg6 looks inviting but it would be a big mistake – 1...Qxf2+, and now the boot's on the other foot.
If in fact this attack was carried out by Russia, as the White House is contending and candidate Trump is inviting, then it would mark the most prominent public example of the merger of political risk with cyber warfare.
It's all very convivial and inviting – I'd go so far as to say it's worth a detour for the food, service and twinkly atmosphere.
If pain were meant to be inviting and delicious it would be called "pina colada," or something like that, but it isn't.
Fellini's world is an inviting place - and it would be nice to drop in there.
