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"Companies which cannot raise productivity by 30% annually are facing bankruptcy," says its general director, Jiri Zagora.But raising productivity often involves doing things which run counter to communist-era managers' thinking.
His chief adviser, Jiri Weigl, was questioned by police in connection with an alleged fraud at a state-owned bank.Bulgaria's parliament endorsed Ivan Kostov as prime minister, a month after his party had won a general election.
The Social Democrats' candidate, Jiri Dienstbier (son of a famous ex-dissident), was the only other to surpass 7%: he got 16.1%.In this section François Hollande's new war trappings Germany's Missouri Rosy scenario Tottering on Karel Havel or Milos Klaus?
Instead he nominated a confidant, Jiri Rusnok, who, more than a decade ago, served him as finance minister.
But a paper just published in Nature Medicine by a colleague of Dr Prusiner, Jiri Safar, and his team adds yet more weight to the evidence that it is true.Dr Safar's shape-detector is an antibody.
Instead, the club's amiable finance director, Jiri Vodvarko, could breathe a sigh of relief: Sparta was in the Champions League proper, in the same group as Arsenal, Lazio and Shakhtar Donetsk, from Ukraine.
An all-Jiri Kylian bill spotlighted three iconic works, all new to BB's repertoire.
And the Czech president, Vaclav Klaus, is a spiky figure who seems unwilling to end the impasse.The immediate question is whether the outgoing Czech government, led by the efficient but uninspiring social democrat Jiri Paroubek, should resign or stay put.
The Czech prime minister, Jiri Paroubek, stands a chance of staying in power after the election in June (though perhaps with his Social Democrats in a different coalition).It would help if only honest, reformist governments were re-elected, and not spendthrift, soft-talking, sleazy ones.
Jiri Paroubek, the prime minister, described them as "obsessed people with anarchist proclivities…who provoke massive violent demonstrations, fuelled by alcohol and drugs, against peaceful society".So it came as a surprise when Czech politicians liberalised the country's drug laws.
See articleThe recently appointed Czech prime minister, Jiri Rusnok, lost a confidence vote in parliament by 93 votes to 100.
