Sentence examples for klas- from inspiring English sources
Though unemployment remains high, budgets are close to balance and trade surpluses are burgeoning, the "exact opposite" of the traditional Nordic pattern, points out Klas Eklund, chief economist of Skandinaviska Enskilda Banken in Stockholm.Now the question is whether the Nordics will dodge the two main risks that accompany success.
In Klas Östergren's Gangsters, the long-expected sequel to Gentlemen, the novel that made his name in 1980, threat is turned into pure narrative delight, and the author is free to elaborate upon an intrigue involving a never-explained dark centre of illusion and disillusion.
"When Klas scores - it is a fantastic goal and we knew what we were getting with Ivan - even then you are getting 'Megson, Megson, sign him up'.
After a hiatus from playing music, Robyn formed her own label, Konichiwa, and started collaborating with the Stockholm musician Klas Åhlund and a duo called the Knife, who later independently achieved great success with their single "Heartbeats".
Klas Åhlund, a successful Swedish songwriter and producer in his forties, who is also a performer (in the rock band Teddybears), told me, "Swedes are very musical, and they love to write songs.
Whereas the current Albanian government has tried, with diminishing success, to keep some distance from the KLA, Mr Berisha has organised pro-KLA rallies in Tirana, Albania's capital.What the KLA lacks in sophisticated weaponry, it makes up in local knowledge.
The KLA then popped up, for the first time in public, at the funeral of an Albanian teacher killed by police.
By bombing Serbia for not capitulating, NATO has, in effect, sided with the KLA, which remains the primary obstacle to peace.
A couple of days earlier, the alliance acknowledged that a bid by the KLA to regain control of Kosovo's western highways had failed.
Even if Mr Rugova agreed, he might not be able to control the militants of the KLA, for whom this week's deal is a sell-out.Much hinges on whether autonomy could, at a later date, lead to independence.
