EMM News Explorer: Dimitri Soudas

[ said]: Co-ordination is what led to the stage that we're at today in this mission and co-ordination is what will ensure that this transition occurs properly towards ultimately what the objective is, for the Libyan people to be able to democratically elect their government,

CBC 31-AUG-11

[-said]: Prime Minister Harper has exercised his discretion and has offered Ms. Chow a state funeral for Jack Layton. She has accepted,

montrealgazette 24-AUG-11

[-explained that]: will have an opportunity to salute Jack Layton's contribution to public life as well as offer their heartfelt condolences, their thoughts and prayers to Mr. Layton's family.

CBC 23-AUG-11

[-said]: Prime Minister Harper has exercised his discretion and has offered Mrs. Chow a state funeral for Jack Layton. She has accepted,

upi 23-AUG-11

[-said]: Prime Minister (Stephen) Harper has exercised his discretion and has offered Ms. Chow a state funeral for Jack Layton. She has accepted,

montrealgazette 23-AUG-11

[said:]: the practice since Confederation

montrealgazette 23-AUG-11

[ said]: Its economy grew by 7.5 per cent in 2010 and its continued economic growth will translate to an abundance of new opportunities for Canadian businesses,

montrealgazette 08-AUG-11

[ said]: This is yet another worrying example of the NDP not being up to the job of governing Canada when its interim leader was a full member of the sovereigntist Bloc Québécois just a few short months ago,

theglobeandmail 03-AUG-11

[ said]: This is yet another worrying example of the NDP not up to the job of governing Canada when its interim leader was a full member of the sovereigntist Bloc Quebecois just a few short months ago,

montrealgazette 02-AUG-11

[ said]: This is yet another worrying example of the NDP not up to the job of governing Canada when its interim leader was a full member of the sovereigntist Bloc Québécois just a few short months ago,

theglobeandmail 02-AUG-11

[ said]: We're pleased to see how warmly the NDP, Her Majesty's Loyal Opposition, has embraced Canada's constitutional monarchy,

CBC 08-JUL-11

[ said]: I don't have any indication whether it's true or whether it's false,

montrealgazette 24-JUN-11

[-said]: Clearly somebody hacked our Web site,

upi 07-JUN-11

[-said]: Clearly somebody hacked our website,

CBC 07-JUN-11

[-said]: The prime minister actually took his daughter to school this morning,

CBC 07-JUN-11

[-said]: The prime minister very often — whether it’s in Ukraine, France, Hong Kong or in South Korea — always takes a moment to pay tribute to those who sacrificed their lives for peace,

montrealgazette 29-MAY-11

[-said]: It’s hard to believe Prime Minister Harper visited a town where, as a young boy each summer, I would visit my grandmother who would tell me all about what happened during the massacre of 1943,

montrealgazette 29-MAY-11

[-wrote]: It’s important that any statement on the Middle East always have balanced references to the various positions and the G8 statement is a balanced statement,

montrealgazette 29-MAY-11

[-said]: The prime minister's views are long-standing and well known on the Middle East process towards a two state solution,

CBC 29-MAY-11

[ said]: The economy will be the top priority for our government,

montrealgazette 25-MAY-11

[ said]: The Prime Minister has asked for options on imposing sanctions on Syria, and the Minister of Foreign Affairs is currently working on those options,

theglobeandmail 21-MAY-11

[-said]: Our foreign policy has been crystal clear during a minority Parliament and a minority government and I anticipate that it's going to be equally clear now with a majority government,

montrealgazette 21-MAY-11

[-said]: We take the situation (in Syria) very seriously,

montrealgazette 21-MAY-11

[-said]: The prime minister has asked for options on imposing sanctions on Syria,

montrealgazette 21-MAY-11

[-said]: The minister of foreign affairs is currently working on those options,

CBC 20-MAY-11

[-said]: The Minister of Foreign Affairs is currently working on those options,

theglobeandmail 20-MAY-11

[ said]: Tabling and passing the next phase of Canada's Economic Action Plan is something that we are committed to and that we intend on passing before the end of the session this spring,

montrealgazette 07-MAY-11

[ said]: In terms of how long it takes, we are obviously ready and willing for the House to sit as long as it takes in order for the budget to be approved,

montrealgazette 07-MAY-11

[-said]: We campaigned on stability and certainty. The first priority that we outlined very clearly in the election campaign was to remain focused on the economy. And it is exactly what we will do throughout our mandate. Obviously, the first step is to table and to pass the budget.

montrealgazette 07-MAY-11

[replied:]: We’ll keep you posted in due course.

theglobeandmail 04-MAY-11

[-also said]: It is crystal clear. Anybody who wants to influence the Prime Minister’s Office, they will find the door padlocked.

montrealgazette 22-APR-11

[responded:]: That’s a good question. Brad Trost is a backbench MP.

theglobeandmail 21-APR-11

[replied:]: No, it does not.

CBC 21-APR-11

[-said]: I can't comment on specific applications,

CBC 21-APR-11

[-said]: We've been clear on this issue,

CBC 21-APR-11

[ said]: We have been crystal clear on this issue we are not re-opening this debate,

theglobeandmail 21-APR-11

[replied:]: Never! And had I ever received anything of that sort, I would have immediately turned it over to the authorities. Never. Anything is always declared. Never, ever, ever .…

CBC 21-APR-11

[ said]: This member of Parliament is a backbencher. The government sets out policies, and these policies are implemented based on merit,

montrealgazette 21-APR-11

[ said]: Applications are submitted, reviewed. We set out clear criteria on these applications. Organizations apply. These are looked at by the department,

montrealgazette 21-APR-11

[-told]: The federal government indicated its preference for Mr. Abdallah, former director general of the City of Montreal,

montrealgazette 20-APR-11

[-told]: Harper preferred Mr. Abdallah.

TorontoStar 20-APR-11

[-said]: There was no interference whatsoever,

montrealgazette 20-APR-11

[-said]: If that had been the case ... he would not have been a candidate,

peopledaily 16-APR-11

[wrote:]: Information was given to us. We passed that information to the authorities. The authorities dealt with it.

CBC 15-APR-11

[-said]: These decisions lie with the television networks. We'll be there on the days they choose,

montrealgazette 11-APR-11

[ said]: We are hopeful the opposition will reconsider their decision to force a reckless and unnecessary election,

theglobeandmail 24-MAR-11

[-said]: There is no doubt, if given the opportunity, Michael Ignatieff will form a coalition with the NDP and the Bloc Quebecois,

thestar 24-MAR-11

[-said]: The laws are clear and they must be respected. Those who do not respect them must and should face the full force of the law as well as the consequences that come with it,

CBC 17-MAR-11

[-wrote]: The prime minister has never met with, been spoken to or been lobbied by Bruce Carson on any of these matters,

CBC 17-MAR-11

[-said]: We would like to build off of the positive media stories we received from the EAP roll-out, where 80 caucus members were highlighting important job creating projects,

CBC 15-MAR-11

[ said]: Free speech is a principle of our democracy. But the thugs that prompted violence earlier Sunday represent in no way shape or form the Canadian way of life,

EgyptianGazette 13-MAR-11

[-said]: At this time it is believed that a low level tsunami has been generated that could impact marinas and other coastal infrastructure or create strong currents in harbours and isolated coastal areas,

peopledaily 12-MAR-11

[-said]: It is clear that the Speaker ruled only that there is continuing confusion — there was no finding whatsoever against Minister Oda,

CBC 10-MAR-11

[ said]: They discussed the need to deter violence by the Libyan regime against its own citizens, and for co-ordinated international action to address growing humanitarian needs in Libya and neighbouring countries,

CBC 01-MAR-11

[ said]: The Government has decided today to suspend its diplomatic presence in Libya and has instructed all Canada-based staff to depart Libya,

peopledaily 27-FEB-11

[ said]: The priority remains to continue to evacuate Canadians,

theglobeandmail 27-FEB-11

[ said]: I don't think too many people under the current regime should be doing business in Libya,

theglobeandmail 27-FEB-11

[ said]: This is not the time for an opportunistic election. The prime minister indicated that our government will continue to focus on what really matters to Canadians – jobs and economic growth,

CBC 19-FEB-11

[ said]: This is not the time for an opportunistic election. The prime minister indicated that our government will continue to focus on what really matters to Canadians - jobs and economic growth,

CBC 19-FEB-11

[saying:]: We're very concerned about CRTC's decision on usage-based billing and its impact on consumers. PM has asked for a review of the decision.

theglobeandmail 01-FEB-11

[-said]: The prime minister or the government will not in any way, shape or form call an election or provoke an election,

news 31-JAN-11

[ said]: Thanks to our low-tax agenda, companies like Tim Hortons are returning to Canada,

theglobeandmail 25-JAN-11

[ said]: I think the only tension is Canadian reporters that are reporting on it, to be quite frank,

CBC 23-JAN-11

[ said]: The prime minister was following this very closely from the get-go,

CBC 22-JAN-11

[ said]: Our government is concerned that Haiti's former dictator has returned at a critical time in Haiti's democratic process,

antiguanews 18-JAN-11

[-wrote]: Year hasn't ended — crime bills left to pass,

CBC 15-DEC-10

[-said]: It means we are out of Kandahar,

earthtimes 09-NOV-10

[ said]: As we transition out of the combat mission we are considering the options to provide aid, development and behind the wire training in a non combat role,

CBSnews 08-NOV-10

[said:]: the combat mission will end in 2011.

japantoday 06-NOV-10

[-said]: As laid out in the Investment Canada Act, the ultimate authority for approving decisions under the Act lies with the Minister of Industry. Under the laws of the Investment Canada Act, it is the Minister of Industry who is responsible for the review of BHP's bid and it is the Minister of Industry who makes the determination whether or not a foreign acquisition is likely to be of net benefit to Canada,

irishsun 02-NOV-10

[ said]: We will respect the parliamentary motion and focus on development and humanitarian aid post-2011,

irishsun 26-OCT-10

[said:]: Throughout the duration of this bid, we did not barter our principled foreign policy, be it on Iran, be it on North Korea, be it on any topic . . . Canadians have values such as democracy, human rights and the rule of law and those values were not bartered or jeopardized at any time.

TorontoStar 12-OCT-10

[-told]: Canada will stick by its principles, by its core values of freedom, democracy, human rights and the rule of law. We will not barter those values,

reuters 12-OCT-10

[ said]: Canada did not have a united front on this issue. We were faced with the reality that our opposition leader opposed the bid ... he's not in it for Canada,

reuters 12-OCT-10

[ said]: We brought these laws and if anybody has broken them they will face the full force of the law,

theglobeandmail 06-OCT-10

[-said]: Nobody is suggesting funding professional teams,

CBC 11-SEP-10

[-said]: The 20 per cent is heavily weighted toward project completion,

theglobeandmail 09-SEP-10

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