spaak in a sentence

1. Paul-Henri Spaak retired from politics in 1966.

2. Spaak was a revolutionary who had held talks with Trotsky.

3. Mr. Paul-Henri SPAAK, Minister of Foreign Affairs, Baron J. Ch.

4. At this stage, the Spaak Report was not binding on governments.

5. Address given by Paul-Henri Spaak: Western Union (Luxembourg, 13 March 1948)

6. “These hybrids combined the advantageous features of both species”, says Spaak.

7. Minister, the Spaak Report laid the foundations for the Common Market 60 years ago.

8. Paul-Henri Spaak (later NATO chief and decorated with high royal orders of Belgium)

9. Joseph Bech, Paul-Henri Spaak and Johan Willem Beyen at the Messina Conference (1 to 3 June 1955)

10. He was also friends with the screenwriter Claude Spaak, whose wife Suzanne Spaak was portrayed by him.

11. Paul-Henri Spaak, the prime minister of Belgium in the 1930s and 1940s, reportedly made the following statement:

12. 'Paul-Henri Spaak elected President of the Assembly of the Coal and Steel Community' from Le Monde (12 September 1952)

13. Not only did Spaak and Rothschild draft the Treaty, they also had the opportunity of deciding where it would be signed.

14. Other EU figures had sympathies toward the Nazis before the war, such as Paul-Henri Spaak, one of the EU’s founding fathers.

15. Despite all the difficulties, I believe that what former Belgian Prime Minister Paul-Henri Spaak once said still holds true.

16. Paul Henri Spaak, the post WWII premier of Belgium and Secretary General of the United Nations from 1957 – 1961 said on January 1, 1993:

17. When Alcide De Gasperi (Italy) and Paul-Henri Spaak in (Belgium) heard about this plan, they didn't want to be left behind in the adventure.

18. In the same year Spaak, one of the leaders of the left wing of the POB, stressed the “national character” of the Belgian socialist programme.

19. We are thinking of Konrad Adenauer, who firmly anchored Germany in European cooperation, of Paul Henri Spaak with his idea of a European defence.

20. On 1 September 1954, the Belgian daily newspaper Le Soir publishes Paul-Henri Spaak’s reactions to the failure of the European Defence Community (EDC).