aksenenko造句

• Aksenenko said, according to the ITAR-Tass news agency.
• Railway Minister Nikolai Aksenenko said the railway does not owe any money to Chitaenergo.
• Railways Minister Nikolai Aksenenko said trains had begun bypassing Chechnya because of the danger.
• Railway Minister Nikolai Aksenenko backed his decision.
• Aksenenko told a news conference in Moscow.
• Nikolai Aksenenko is a Yeltsin loyalist.
• For first deputy, he has already tapped Nikolai Aksenenko, who is intensely disliked by the hardliners in parliament.
• For first deputy, he has already tapped Nikolai Aksenenko, who is intensely disliked by the hard-liners in parliament.
• Primakov's entire Cabinet was dismissed, with the exception of Railway Minister Nikolai Aksenenko, who was named an acting deputy prime minister.
• The widely respected minister of emergency situations, Sergei Shoigu, Education Minister Alexander Tikhonov and Transport Minister Nikolai Aksenenko were all reappointed to the Cabinet.
• Evidence of Berezovsky's manipulation, Seleznyov said, was the appointment of Railway Minister Nikolai Aksenenko to the post of acting deputy prime minister.
• Railroad Minister Nikolai Aksenenko said Tuesday that the blockages had cost the railroads more than 500 million rubles ( dlrs 83 million ) in losses, Interfax reported.
• The other appointments announced Tuesday were Foreign Minister Yevgeny Primakov, Finance Minister Mikhail Zadornov, Defense Minister Igor Sergeyev, Education Minister Alexander Tikhonov and Railways Minister Nikolai Aksenenko.
• Aksenenko has been in charge of the nation's railroads since 1997, and is said to have close ties with Berezovsky and Yeltsin's family, according to some politicians.
• Many expect a further burst of activity in the autumn; perhaps the promotion of reform-minded ministers, and the sacking of those, such as the railways minister, Nikolai Aksenenko, too closely tied to the old guard.
• Viktor Khristenko, a former deputy finance minister, was named a deputy prime minister along with Nemtsov . Minister of Emergency Situations Sergei Shoigu, Education Minister Alexander Tikhonov, and Transport Minister Nikolai Aksenenko are all set to resume work in the new government, the news agencies said.