Caramanlis

[kar-uh-man-lis]

noun

1. Constantine, Karamanlis, Konstantinos.

Example Sentences

Constantine Caramanlis, the former conservative prime minister who governed from 1955 to 1963 before his self-imposed exile to Paris, headed a civilian government of national unity.

From New York Times

Sartzetakis replaces conservative Elder Statesman Constantine Caramanlis, 78, a prestigious counterweight to Papandreou who resigned March 10 after the Socialists withdrew support for his candidacy.

From Time Magazine Archive

For many Greeks, the conservative Caramanlis has served as a comforting balance to the leftist Papandreou.

From Time Magazine Archive

Last March he shocked many of his countrymen when he abruptly withdrew his backing for a second term for Constantine Caramanlis, then the country's President.

From Time Magazine Archive

A conservative, pro-Western politician revered by most Greeks, Caramanlis had been a moderating influence on Papandreou.

From Time Magazine Archive