vauzelle造句
- Also there was the city's mayor, Michel Vauzelle.
- "Delors represents the tranquil force, " said Michel Vauzelle, a former Socialist justice minister.
- "She was the living memory of our city, " said Michel Vauzelle, mayor of Arles.
- Michel Vauzelle, deputy mayor of Arles, called her " the living memory of our city ."
- "She was the living memory of our city, " said Michel Vauzelle, the mayor of Arles.
- Socialist Michel Vauzelle was elected head of the southern Provence-Alpes-Cote d'Azur ( PACA ) region.
- Michel Vauzelle, the mayor of Arles, said : " She was Jeanne the Arlesienne, one whose picture went around the world.
- The SCPC was set up in January 1993 by former Socialist Justice Minister Michel Vauzelle as an information-gathering body aimed at detecting and preventing corruption.
- Le Pen, foiled by the right, was defeated in the prestigious southern region of Provence-Alpes-Cote d'Azur by Socialist Michel Vauzelle.
- Le Pen himself, foiled by the right, was defeated in the prestigious southern region of Provence-Alpes-Cote d'Azur by Socialist Michel Vauzelle.
- It's difficult to see vauzelle in a sentence. 用vauzelle造句挺难的
- Instead, conservatives in that assembly abstained or cast blank ballots in voting Tuesday and allowed a Socialist, former Justice Minister Michel Vauzelle, to capture the regional presidency in Marseilles.
- Instead, conservatives in that assembly abstained or cast blank ballots in voting Monday and allowed a Socialist, former Justice Minister Michel Vauzelle, to capture the regional presidency in Marseilles.
- "' Michel Vauzelle "'( born 15 August 1944 in Mont閘imar, Dr鬽e ) is the president of the regional council of Provence-Alpes-C魌e d'Azur since 1998.
- Socialist Michel Vauzelle was elected head of the southern Provence-Alpes-Cotes d'Azur ( PACA ) region, while Le Pen came in second ahead of two conservative candidates who refused to back him.
- Socialist Michel Vauzelle was elected head of the southern Provence-Alpes-Cote d'Azur ( PACA ) region, while Le Pen came in second ahead of two conservative candidates who refused to back him.
- On 18 June he attempted to win the Grande Course de Haies for a second time, but after disputing the lead for much of the way he was beaten four lengths into second place by the six-year-old Lycaon de Vauzelle.
- In the Front's stronghold of Provence-Alpes-Cote d'Azur, leftist candidate Michel Vauzelle came out on top after first-round balloting with 49 votes, with Leotard and Front leader Jean-Marie le Pen each taking 37.
- In the Front's stronghold of Provence-Alpes-Cote d'Azur, leftist candidate Michel Vauzelle came out on top after first-round balloting with 49 votes, with conservative ex-Defense Minister Francois Leotard and Front leader Jean-Marie le Pen each taking 37.