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Meanings of german federal chancellor in English

Russian
канцлер фрг
Portuguese
chanceler federal da alemanha
Spanish
canciller federal de alemania
Catalan
canceller federal d'alemanya
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Head of government of the Federal Republic of Germany (1949–present)

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канцлер фрг
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Examples for "chancellor"
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The chancellor said he would concentrate on boosting trade opportunities beyond Europe.
The Guardian
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Shadow chancellor Ed Balls said the government had not gone far enough.
Reuters
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For example, the chancellor talked about new tax breaks for shale gas.
The Guardian
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The chancellor opened his 2016 Budget with comments about the UK economy.
BBC
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Vice-chancellor David Llewellyn said cases had been increasing across Telford and Wrekin.
BBC
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Photo: AFP The federal chancellor thanks President Trump for his invitation to the G7 summit at the end of June in Washington.
Radio NZ
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A hired bus was the Federal Chancellor's preferred mode of transport from Dublin Airport to Government Buildings and beyond.
The Irish Times
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Frankfurt and Dublin make bankers feel wanted in battle for Brexit jobs I'm here to send you the regards of the Federal Chancellor.
Reuters
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BENEVOLENT and good humoured, the German Federal Chancellor, Dr Helmut Kohl, towers over almost everyone he meets, radiating a sense of fellowship and solid cheer.
The Irish Times
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German Chancellor Angela Merkel said election had been neither free nor fair.
Radio NZ
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German Chancellor Angela Merkel described the EU deal as an enormous step.
Reuters
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German Chancellor Angela Merkel said earlier this week she could not attend.
Radio NZ
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He said foreign guests were likely to include German Chancellor Angela Merkel.
Reuters
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German Chancellor Angela Merkel insists the project is a private commercial venture.
Reuters
Usage of german federal chancellor in English
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BENEVOLENT and good humoured, the German Federal Chancellor, Dr Helmut Kohl, towers over almost everyone he meets, radiating a sense of fellowship and solid cheer.
The Irish Times