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Gaullist

['gɔ:list]
n.
戴高乐主义者,(第二次世界大战中法国的) 反纳粹德国占领运动的支持者

It has the characteristics of a Gaullist union of nations rather than those of a sapling superstate.
But his reported threat of tax audits provoked outrage both from journalists and from the opposition Gaullist party, and even elicited an indirect rebuke from a government spokesman.
The Gaullist party; more nationalist than its UDF partner (see below).
The Gaullist RPR party and the UDF centre-right grouping could between them get over 400 seats; the Socialists could drop to as few as 100. This must lead to frequent tests of will between the government and the president.
One lone exception is Mr Patrick Devedjian, an RPR Gaullist deputy, but he had his report in support of free trade killed in committee this week.
Mr. Chirac's posture represents a fundamental shift for a Gaullist.
Bitterlin, a former Gaullist member of Parliament who leads the Franco-Arab Solidarity Association, refused to talk to reporters about why he was in Beirut.
He is close to Mr Jacques Chirac, the Gaullist candidate for next spring's presidential elections.
In the Gaullist RPR party, General Secretary Alain Juppe formulated an ambivalent and uneasy attitude to the treaty, in an attempt to straddle the gulf between anti-Europeans and those moderately pro-Europe in the RPR.
He was not best pleased at being removed from the top of Union des Assurances de Paris to make way for Jacques Friedmann, a Gaullist and confidant of the French prime minister.
A decision on whether to lay charges is due at the end of the month. The Republican party is the largest element in the UDF, junior partner in the governing coalition, which also comprises the Gaullist RPR party.
If anything Mr Edouard Balladur, the Gaullist prime minister, has placed the issue closer to the centre of national politics than his predecessors.
Last year the Maastricht treaty votes revealed deep hostility among a majority of Gaullist members; the party is likely to have even more anti-Community members next time round. However, the conservative leaders are trying to have it both ways.
The presidential election is due next April. Although neither has formally declared his candidacy, the Gaullist prime minister, Mr Edouard Balladur, and former premier Mr Jacques Chirac are engaged in a bitter rivalry for the conservative nomination.
Those are the Gaullist legacy's very core, the basic institutions that pulled France out of instability in 1958 and have kept it sure of itself since then.
With Mr. Suard considered close to the opposition Gaullist party, the president doesn't consider him a good choice to run the company.
This Gaullist tendency was detectable in the closing phase of negotiations on Maastricht last December when France pushed to vest more power in the Council of Ministers, and it has grown.
The poll by the CSA institute for the Roman Catholic weekly newspaper, La Vie, was the latest evidence of a sharp decline in public approval of the conservative Gaullist prime minister following a wave of youth unrest.
It would also give legitimacy to political opponents, even within his Gaullist RPR party, who have advocated more expansionist economic policies.
Both Mr Balladur and Mr Chirac, who are currently shadow-boxing in their quest to represent the Gaullist RPR party, will need to court the support of Mr Pasqua in their bids for the Elysee.
If the British Labour party is now more Atlanticist than the Americans, one could perhaps say that the French Socialist government is now more Gaullist than the Gaullists.
Mr. Rousselet negotiated the change with Gaullist businessman Jerome Monod, chairman of Lyonnaise des Eaux, which is one of Havas's largest shareholders.
As a Gaullist, Mr. Chirac comes from an authoritarian tradition quite different from Mr. Barre's low-profile Christian Democratic one.

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