Παραδείγματα από το σώμα κειμένου για MANTES
1. I think that‘s great." Bayrou‘s campaign stroll through the ethnic mixing bowl of Mantes–la–Jolie represents a dramatic shift in France‘s stodgy, elitist political system.
2. "It is, for France, a first step, but an insufficient step given the current stakes," he told reporters at Mantes–la–Jolie, a suburb west of Paris, at his regular monthly press conference.
3. "The suburban vote is very important," Bayrou, a three–time presidential contender, said in an interview after surprising commuters when he and his media entourage crammed onto a train for the 25–minute ride from Paris to Mantes–la–Jolie.
4. His organisation will set up business "incubators" in six deprived regions – Lyons, Lille, Aulnay–sous–Bois, Sevran, Mantes–la–Jolie and Toulon where it will offer advice, training and finance in its quest to find the "Bill Gates of the banlieues." It is in the process of raising ň'4;ě5m ($6.4m; ';3.4m) from private financial institutions toprovide seedcorn capital for its venture.
5. By Molly MooreWashington Post Foreign ServiceThursday, February 22, 2007; A10 MANTES–LA–JOLIE, France –– Fernand Trigano stood beside a rack of $8 jeans and watched French presidential candidate Francois Bayrou work a street market in an immigrant suburb of Paris, shaking hands over baskets of dried fish, stacks of flat bread and mannequins modeling head scarves.