Примеры использования Army of yugoslavia на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The Army of Yugoslavia did not return fire.
During World War II served in the National Liberation Army of Yugoslavia.
The Army of Yugoslavia did not return fire.
Olga was the first woman political commissar of the People's Liberation Army of Yugoslavia.
The Army of Yugoslavia did not return fire.
In this period, 12 terrorist attacks from the Republic of Albania were committed against troops of the Army of Yugoslavia.
The army of Yugoslavia did not take part or engage in mobilization for the army of the RSK.
From 10 a.m. to 6 p.m., over 200 missiles were fired by NATO planes against the positions of the Army of Yugoslavia protecting the State border.
In repelling the attack, the army of Yugoslavia sustained the following losses: two soldiers were killed and nine were wounded.
At 6.45 p.m. on the said date, the Army of the Republic of Croatia opened anti-aircraft machine-gun fire against the positions of the Army of Yugoslavia near Greda in the region of Boka Kotorska.
The Army of Yugoslavia withdrew its contingents from the Prevlaka Peninsula in order to enable the realization of the Vance plan.
With the introduction of the provision on conscientious objection in the Law on the Army of Yugoslavia, article 214 of the Criminal Code is interpreted accordingly.
The Law on the Army of Yugoslavia, also adopted in 1994, stipulates the existence of a regular and a reserve corps of the army. .
In that context, a specific example represents the Law on the Amendments to the Law on the Army of Yugoslavia of 2002; its Article 9 defines the pupils of secondary military schools as military persons.
The Army of Yugoslavia was withdrawn from the area south of Dubrovnik and the Prevlaka Peninsula was put under the control of United Nations Protection Force(UNPROFOR) observers.
Moreover, only during the month of June 1995 the following other senior"Army of Yugoslavia" commissioned officers were assigned for duty in the occupied territories of Croatia.
Members of the army of Yugoslavia can be only Yugoslav citizens and, exceptionally in war,foreign nationals if they join the army of Yugoslavia as volunteers art. 8, para. 3.
In point of fact the criminaloffence in article 214, its terms and content, is interpreted on the basis of corresponding additional regulations in this case the Law on the Army of Yugoslavia, art. 296, para. 2.
Their aim was to provoke the Army of Yugoslavia and subsequently portray the Yugoslav side as an aggressor engaged in the military activities on this part of the border.
In this respect, account was taken that the participants consisted of government representatives, the then Federal Ministries of Foreign andInternal Affairs, the Army of Yugoslavia and other State organs.
According to the Law on the Army of Yugoslavia, reserve units are composed of reserve officers, reserve non-commissioned officers, reserve soldiers and women conscripts art. 7, para. 5.
In the negotiations between the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia, the Republic of Croatia and the United Nations it was agreed that the Army of Yugoslavia would withdraw from Prevlaka until 20 October 1992.
The said provisions of the Constitution and the Law on the Army of Yugoslavia clearly indicate who in the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia can be a member of the army of Yugoslavia.
In this connection,it is particularly noteworthy that the Yugoslav Red Cross has been included on a regular basis in dissemination programmes for the Army of Yugoslavia, in cooperation with the International Committee of the Red Cross.
The Army of Yugoslavia reported that on 14 September 1995 the Croatian forces deployed in the region of Cesmina Glava launched five shells from a 20-mm anti-aircraft gun at the region of Gusarska Jama, about 300 metres inside the territory of the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia. .
On the contrary, speaking of violent methods for achieving political ends, it is the Albanian extremists that resort to them,as can be seen from their repeated attacks on the law enforcement officers and the Army of Yugoslavia.
In its international aspect, the conflict represented a war between the JNA(later known as the Army of Yugoslavia, or VJ) on one side, against both the Army of the Republic of Bosnia and Herzegovina(ARBiH) and the Croatian Defence Council(HVO) on the other.
With the exclusive aim of implementing and carrying out the regulations adopted in connection with the state of war andthe defence of the country from outside aggression, the Army of Yugoslavia has set up a checkpoint in the yellow zone numbering 20 men.
Article 134 of the Constitution of the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia provides that the army of Yugoslavia is composed of Yugoslav citizens, that it is made up of a standing army and reserve units and that the standing army is composed of professional soldiers and conscripts.
Terrorists kidnapped 94 civilians, killing 14 of them, while the fate of 37 is unknown; and59 terrorist attacks were committed against the members of the Army of Yugoslavia in which 3 soldiers were killed and 10 severely wounded.