Sentences with word «chancellery»
The word "chancellery" refers to the office or department where the chancellor or top government official works. It is commonly used to describe the administrative headquarters of a chancellor or the chancellors' office. Full definition
France chooses its next president in May and Germany will vote for the country's chancellery after the summer.
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«But apart from the Boer War,... none of the colonial enterprises that gave rise to really important diplomatic conflicts in Europe was motivated by the search for capitalist profits; all were inspired by political ambitions that chancelleries disguised by invoking practical concerns.»
These same qualities encouraged trust not only in the insecure chancelleries of Europe but also across the globe, particularly in the United States.
And it means keeping the hotline to EU chancelleries open.
Well - known buildings in the city center include the Kanselarij (the former chancellery), the Waag (old trade center of the city), the church of St. Bonifatius and the leaning tower Oldehove.
The fully equipped kitchen features luxury finishes with marble floors and coverings throughout, chancellery with template glass and double crystal windows as well as tropical solid wood.
Across the political aisle, Merkel's main rival for the chancellery and the Social Democratic Party (SPD) front - runner, Martin Schulz, has taken a much harsher and more outspoken stance against Trump and his administration.
Markets fall as Alexis Tsipras is due to tell Angela Merkel demands made of his government are «impossible» German Chancellor Angela Merkel, right, welcomes Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras as he arrives at the chancellery in Berlin Photo: Tobias Schwartz / AFP • Tsipras...
A view from the streets and the chancelleries: Lyse Doucet attempts a perspective on the conflict of our century
Critics of Germany's spending policy created effigies of Chancellor Angela Merkel (center) and other German leaders to stand near the chancellery in Berlin.