Sentence examples for roh from inspiring English sources

After a second relaunch of the cycle in St Petersburg, the doyenne of Russian music, Lilian Hochhauser, brings the marathon to London's Royal Opera House (ROH) later this month.Conceived by the Mariinsky's powerful conductor, Valery Gergiev, with George Tsypin designing, the production has the distinction of being "Russian".

The Royal Ballet: Swan Lake ROH, WC2, Sat, Mon to Thu The Royal starts its new season with a revival of the Petipa-Ivanov classic.

Mr Roh won more support in an opinion poll carried out after a television debate with Mr Chung at the weekend, so Mr Chung duly conceded defeat.

Many of these young voters believe that, whatever the truth behind the accusations against Mr Roh, most members of the assembly have been tainted by money politics.

Mr Roh has already dealt one big blow to stability, by calling in October for a referendum on his presidency, and saying that he would step down if he loses.

Mr Roh, along with much of his administration, cut his teeth opposing successive military dictators, and now that a loud and liberal democracy thrives in South Korea, America has not been wholly forgiven for having backed those military thugs in their day.

Mr Kim could not have taken much cheer from the Roh-Koizumi summit.He could not have been pleased, either, by America's announcement, just before it, that it would be pressing ahead with plans to restructure its forces in South Korea.

Compare that with South Korea's new president, Roh Moo-hyun, who has been much more ambivalent about how to deal with the North.Still, there is a big difference between sharing America's concerns and actually being able to help deal with them.

Above all, the DP objected to the ratification of a free-trade agreement (FTA) with the United States.This is hypocritical, since, when the DP (under a different name) was itself the majority party, it had backed its leader, the former president, Roh Moo-hyun, in pushing for the FTA, negotiated and signed on his watch.

The current president, Roh Moo-hyun, promised to break the power of the chaebols; he has done nothing.

But not even that tiresomely blood-curdling threat could dampen relief among South Korean officials at the friendly outcome on May 14th of the first summit between their new president, Roh Moo-hyun, and America's George Bush.The two men still have their differences.