Sentence examples for karel from inspiring English sources

Clarke held talks on this at a recent EU-Latin America summit in Chile with Karel De Gucht, the European trade commissioner.

The British realist movement was in full swing, following the free cinema movement and the success of Room At The Top, and Schlesinger joined Anderson, Tony Richardson and Karel Reisz in a series of films with working-class and regional backgrounds.

And of course there is music: the Terezín Orchestra plays, under the baton of its founder and conductor, Karel Ancerl.

There she pursued her career as an actress, and in 1956 Karel Ancerl visited Melbourne with the Czech Philharmonic.

Mrs Bergman knew the man who founded and conducted the principal orchestra in the camp: Karel Ancerl.

However, "next morning, Karel came to see me.

And he is one of the people accused in a lawsuit for misinformation and insider trading brought on behalf of EADS shareholders by Frédérik-Karel Canoy, a French lawyer.Mr Forgeard's departure would not solve the group's problems, although it would be a welcome signal of a desire for change.

This lot are not a patch on the side of Pavel Nedved, Jan Koller, Karel Poborsky and, er, Milan Baros from 2004, but are capable of frustrating Poland.

THE European Commission's previous antitrust boss, Karel Van Miert, was a bruiser of a Belgian socialist with whom argument was rarely wise.

That meant it had to abide by civil-code law and thus could not run up further debt without recapitalising.Incorporation was followed, in 1993, by an agreement between the Italian government and Karel Van Miert, the EU's competition commissioner, that state guarantees to IRI should be withdrawn and that IRI's debt-to-equity ratio should be reduced from 13-to-one to 0.86-to-one.

And God help us if they win.I fear I agree: as I have set out in columns and blogs before, I basically distrust the European Parliament, and believe that it is a body that ultimately represents itself, not real voters.All of which leaves me pondering an idea tucked deep inside an interview with Karel van Miert, the former Belgian EU commissioner who died unexpectedly this week.