Sandu in a sentence

In justifying the choice, the jury noted: “Maia Sandu’s European voice is heard loud and clear both at home and in all international capitals.

In other cases, the diaspora vote is more progressive: Moldova’s pro-European Union president, Maia Sandu, was elected in 2020 in part due to from Moldovans living abroad.

Leaders from Croatia, Slovakia and Slovenia were also in Bucha and Moldova’s President Maia Sandu said those responsible should be held accountable.

Moldovan President Maia Sandu shook up her government by appointing a top security adviser to be premier as the former Soviet republic bordering Ukraine confronts an increasingly perilous geopolitical environment.

Moldova was granted EU candidate country status along with Ukraine in June last year, which Sandu described at the time as "the light at the end of the tunnel".

On Monday, Moldovan President Maia Sandu accused Russia of plotting to overthrow her country's government and derail it from its EU accession path.

Sandu and other officials have suggested that Moldova should forge ahead with its EU membership bid and ignore separatist Transdniestria, much like Cyprus was allowed to join despite the Turkish occupation of its northern regions since the 1970s.

Sandu recalled that in 2022 the country faced an acute economic crisis.

Ukraine's President Volodymyr Zelenskiy and Moldova's President Maia Sandu speak to the media during a meeting of the European Political Community at Mimi Castle in Bulboaca, Moldova June 1, 2023.

Lennon said of his major switch to Romania, after links with Hibs and Aberdeen: "In the beginning, I spoke with Mr. Șucu and Daniel Sandu, I had extensive discussions with them.

Other participating schools were the Jana Rabania E/A Primary, Sandu D/A Primary, Nanton D/A Primary ‘A’, Nanton Kurugu D/A JHS, Tampion Junior High, and Nanton Senior/Technical High school.

Polls had indicate that Sandu had a sizeable lead over her 10 rivals on the ballot.

Sandu said Blinken's visit was "a strong sign of support" for Moldova.

Shor described his conviction as “the highest mark of approval” and pledged to continue his struggle against the regime of Moldovan President Maia Sandu.

Ukraine, according to many Moldovans, including Sandu, is fighting for Moldova’s independence, too.

Moldova’s pro-Moscow President Igor Dodon won the most votes the presidential election on Sunday (1 November), according to partial results, but looks set to face his longtime pro-Western rival Maia Sandu in a second round later this month.

Sandu has described the move to strip her office of control of the Information and Security Service as “an attempt to usurp power” and hobble her presidency.

Thousands of supporters of Moldova’s incoming president Maia Sandu protested on Thursday (3 December) against a move by parliament to strip her of control of the intelligence service weeks before she takes office.

Prime Minister Sandu thanked the European Union High Representative for the support the E.U. has given to the current government since its first days in office.