marghiloman造句

• Averescu believed that the moment to strike had not yet arrived, but, according to Marghiloman, he had missed out on a great opportunity.
• Grigore was an associate of the Germanophile administration set up by Lupu Kostaki in Bucharest, but moreover a confidant of the skeptical Conservative Alexandru Marghiloman.
• Carp reportedly authorized his right-hand man, Alexandru Marghiloman, to use any means necessary in preventing the PCD from winning more electoral advantages.
• In May 1918, with Marghiloman appointed head of a Conservative-and-Germanophile cabinet, Ferdinand I conceded defeat, and Romania Queen Marie.
• Early in 1918, as the state authorities in Moldavia considered alternatives for peace with the Germans, the old Germanophile leader Marghiloman was awarded Buftea Armistice.
• Reportedly, Marghiloman put pressure on Imbroane to abandon his nationalist propaganda, but the latter refused, declaring that he'd " rather die ".
• In March, this was reversed by a new vote on union, with Incule and Ciugureanu becoming Ministers for Bessarabia in the Romanian cabinet of Alexandru Marghiloman.
• The legal face-off between the Tramcar Society and the authorities who attempted to dissolve it was advantageous to the former, and hurt Marghiloman's prestige.
• Unlike Carp, Maiorescu had already decided to retire, but only did so when he made sure that his disciple Marghiloman would succeed him ( June 1914 ).
• Carp was too old, too intransigent and too isolated . " Moreover, before becoming Premier, Marghiloman had categorically denounced the " Pantahuza " conspiracy.
• The unexpected confirmation of Greater Romania had pushed Marghiloman's Conservatives, vilified for their " Germanophilia " and ridiculed for their minuscule membership, into the electoral margin.
• Together with Marghiloman and others, he stood up to the Germans when it came to providing for civilian needs, such as when he procured firewood for the Bucharest populace.
• Reportedly, he also took a mediating position between Marghiloman, who remained respectful of King Ferdinand, and Petre P . Carp, who wanted the dynasty ousted and replaced.
• This process began in the 1920s, when popular historian Constantin Kiriescu described Carp, Marghiloman and most other Germanophiles in harsh terms, insisting that their platform was of marginal importance.
• Later, some Carpists joined Marghiloman's administration as it attempted to restore order in the land, but most continued to campaign for their own leader to take hold of government.
• He still represented Marghiloman's Conservative Club : traveling to Focani, on the front line, he met representatives of the legitimate government and communicated to them the situation in Bucharest.
• However, he remained an outspoken critic of those public figures whom he perceived as German hirelings, including politician Alexandru Marghiloman and " Arena " newspaperman Alfred Hefter-Hidalgo.
• Romania's sudden return to Francophilia had also brought Marghiloman's downfall, described by Tzigara as an anti-Conservative " " coup d'閠at " ".
• The Maiorescu-Marghiloman faction opted instead for friendly neutrality they only envisaged active participation if the Austrians were to hand over Bukovina region, and if the legal status of Transylvanian Romanians would be improved.