Cdu in a sentence

After the CDU’s election success, SPD incumbent Berlin Mayor Franziska Giffey said she would no longer seek to continue leading her ruling coalition, which retained a majority—relegating the SPD to being junior partners of the CDU.

The CDU's Katherine Rural Campus Open Day invites guests to explore the facilities and study, training and research opportunities delivered locally or online at CDU and get a glimpse of life as a student.

The CDU will almost certainly lead a new coalition, but what kind of coalition and what kind of CDU – because the party of Merkel is unrecognisable from a few years ago.

Amthor, Mohring's fellow CDU lawmaker, doesn't see Russia as a winning subject for the CDU or for the political sphere more generally.

And the only thing still holding the CDU and Christian Social Union (CSU), the CDU's Bavarian sister party, together is the fear of losing power.

But her came five years later when the CDU won 41 percent of the vote in state elections — the kind of number that her CDU peers in other states fantasize about.

By trying to portray herself as a modern conservative, she hopes to win back alienated voters who traditionally backed the CDU while maintaining the CDU’s strength among centrist voters.

Chancellorship and last years In 1966 following the collapse of the existing CDU/CSU FDP coalition, Kiesinger was elected to replace Ludwig Erhard as Chancellor, heading a new CDU/CSU- SPD alliance.

However, Erhard was regarded and treated as a long-time CDU member and as the party chairman by almost everyone in Germany at the time, including the vast majority of the CDU itself.

In its 2002 campaign the FDP made an exception to its party policy of siding with the CDU/CSU when it adopted equidistance to the CDU and SPD.

Many, including members of the CDU, attribute Stoiber's comments and behavior as a contributing factor to the CDU's losses in the 2005 general election.

Relationship with the CDU The CSU is the sister party of the Christian Democratic Union (CDU). citation Together, they are called 'The Union'.

The coalition with the CDU in 1966 broke on the subject of tax increases and it was followed by a grand coalition between the CDU and the SPD.

This percentage was enough to offset a decline in the CDU/CSU's vote compared to 2005, to create a CDU-FDP governing coalition in the Bundestag with a 53% majority of seats.

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In Thuringia, where the AfD is both very strong and particularly extreme, the CDU and FDP were recently able to pass a law because the AfD supported their motion,” says Arzheimer.

Jens Spahn, a senior legislator for the conservative Christian Democrats (CDU), said rarely had a government been given such a comprehensive slapdown.

Amid the outrage over the Potsdam meeting, the Werteunion’s leader Hans-Georg Maassen said Saturday it had decided to split from the CDU.

And not CDU party head Friedrich Merz, who is seen as impulsive and unrestrained.

The CDU’s leader, Friedrich Merz, went further, calling for a of all asylum requests from Syria and Afghanistan.