solchaga造句

• Next Solchaga began to work in private sector.
• Later he rediscovered the techniques for inlaying gold in lacquered pieces working as a student of Pedro Fabi醤 and Salvador Solchaga.
• Lage was reported to have visited Spain in March following a mission to Cuba led by former Spanish economy minister Carlos Solchaga.
• The Republican troops retreated to Gij髇 and on 15 October the Solchaga's troops joined up with Aranda's troops.
• Spanish officials, including former economy minister Carlos Solchaga, have advised the Cuban government on economic reform in the past two years.
• Although retired from daily politics, Solchaga remains closely involved with Spain's efforts to get Cuba to open up its economy.
• In a reshuffle of July 1985, Solchaga was appointed economy and finance minister to the cabinet again led by Prime Minister Gonzalez.
• In the north, Republican forces pinned Solchaga down in the Pyrenees, but in the south, the Nationalists drove across the Maestrazgo.
• Solchaga resigned from office in July 1993 due to the scandal surrounded the activities of Mariano Rubio, the then governor of the Bank of Spain.
• Former Socialist finance ministers Pedro Solbes and Carlos Solchaga told parliament's economic commission that they never met with bank directors to arrange special tax breaks.
• Gonz醠ez'government then went on to carry out an unpopular economic stabilization plan involving a process of Carlos Solchaga who, in general terms, maintained the economic policy of his predecessor.
• Solchaga, Spain's treasurer from 1985 to 1993, denied the accusation saying that, " never in the history of Spain has there been such a baseless accusation ."
• He has been the international consultant of the Solchaga and Recio Asociados since 1999 . He is also the chairman of the Euroamerica Foundation and the vice-chairman of the Reina Sofia National Museum.
• Solchaga was also appointed chairman of the interim committee of the International Monetary Fund ( IMF ) in 1991 . and the then finance minister of Belgium, Philippe Maystadt, succeeded him as chairman of the committee.
• To the west, Solchaga's corps moved south from Teruel with Varela's corps and the Italian CTV on their flank to the east, and the Garcia Vali駉 formation tried to advance down the coast.
• There are also schools for the training of new lacquer artisans such as that of the Museo de las Artes e Industrias Populares de M閤ico and the Salvador Solchaga Workshop of the Casa de los Once Patios in Patzcuaro.
• By the late 17th and early 18th century the humanists stood out, in particular Antonio del Rinc髇, Francisco Javier Solchaga, Jos?Rafael Campoy, Diego Jos?Abad, Jos?Agust韓 de Castro, Francisco Javier Alegre and Francisco Javier Clavijero.
• There are probably no more than 200 documented cases around the world, and now a 4-year-old girl in Spain has been diagnosed with it, said Ana Mazon Ramos, a microbiologist at the General Solchaga clinic in the northern city of Pamplona.
• OECD officials said that while France had fought to win a third five-year term for Paye, other European countries tried to break the deadlock by proposing European alternatives, among them former Prime Minister Ruud Lubbers of the Netherlands and Spain's former finance minister, Carlos Solchaga.
• His Ministers of Economy and Finance ( notably Miguel Boyer, Carlos Solchaga and Pedro Solbes ) implemented a vigorous program of economic reforms that included privatisation of public companies such as Telef髇ica or ENDESA, liberalisation and deregulation of the economy and restructuring of whole industry sectors such as steel or mining which left many people unemployed and created resentment among the working classes and the trade unions.