cosea造句

• Minister for Reform Mircea Cosea said earlier this week.
• Mircea Cosea, Romanian minister of state, said there still are forces within his nation against market reforms.
• Mircea Cosea, Romanian minister of state, said there are still forces within his nation for and against market reforms.
• Cosea said the conference is " a signal from the White House, which is very important to us ."
• It is possible that others may resign including former Reform Minister Mircea Cosea, in charge of the changeover from a command to a market economy.
• For the morning of 17 February, the representatives of the Commission for Reference on the Organisation of the Economic-Administrative Structure of the Holy See ( COSEA ) with three members of the Commission were present, Josef F . X . Zahra, the secretary Msgr.
• Starting from the analyses and reports of McKinsey and the previous commissions ( COSEA and the Vatican Media Commission chaired by Lord Patten ), the current Commission presented a plan for reform to be implemented over a four-year period, ensuring the protection of staff and a gradual integration of institutions.
• During the course of the meetings from 15 17 September the Cardinals had previously worked by examining all the Congregations and Pontifical Councils, but they had also assigned a significant amount of time to hearing the referring Commissions on economic and organisational questions ( COSEA and CRIOR ) and on matters pertaining to the economic Dicasteries.
• On 7 April 2014, Pope Francis approved respective recommendations on the IOR's future which were jointly developed by the CRIOR and COSEA commissions and the IOR's management . " The IOR will continue to serve with prudence and provide specialized financial services to the Catholic Church worldwide ", as the Vatican release stated.
• On 7 April 2014, Pope Francis ruled the IOR will stay operative and approved recommendations on the Institute's future, which were drawn up jointly by the papal commissions CRIOR and COSEA, by the IOR's management and by Australian Cardinal George Pell, head of the Vatican's Secretariat for the Economy.