Примери за използване на Assad should на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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Our president said Assad should go.
Assad should not be a part of Syria's future!
Do you think Bashar Assad should be deposed?
Assad should clearly and precisely say:'Everything has changed.
Now everyone who is fighting Assad should be destroyed.
Cairo has said Assad should be a part of a negotiated settlement.
US diplomats have also repeatedly said that Assad should go.
We are not saying that Assad should leave or stay," she added.
However, it soon fell apart over differences on whether Assad should step down.
Secretary of State Rex Tillerson last week reiterated the U.S. position that Assad should leave power, saying the"reign of the Assad family is coming to an end" and"the only issue is how that should be brought about".
Security Resolution drafted by the Saudis andbacked by the West that Assad should step down.
Some months ago, discussions about a peace process centered on the question of whether Assad should go immediately, or remain during a transitional government; now, the question is whether the former Nusra is a viable partner.
Western nations including the United States insist that as part of a political transition Assad should step aside.
On the other hand,I agree with many of my colleagues that Assad should have been included in the sanctions.
I still do not understand why--and that refers to my first answer--why we concluded somewhere back in 2011or 2012--an election year, incidentally--that Assad should go?
There was a lot of discussion, Mr Cohn-Bendit,about whether President Assad should be on and there were lots of different views.
Riyadh is still smarting over a Russian-Chinese veto in February 2012 of a UN Security Resolution drafted by the Saudis andbacked by the West that Assad should step down.
He added that the US may consider further attacks against the government of Bashar Assad“should he decide to use more chemical weapons in the future.”.
I still do not understand why--and that refers to my first answer--why we concluded somewhere back in2011 or 2012--an election year, incidentally--that Assad should go.
Some months ago,discussions about a peace process centered on the question of whether Assad should go immediately, or remain during a transitional government;
Russia's robust support of Bashar al-Assad is one reason Assad has,according to the Obama administration's director of intelligence,“strengthened” his position in the period since Obama said Assad should“step aside.”.
Moscow and Washington are divided on whether Assad should remain in power.
Interestingly, after this report came out,in a television interview Solomon Passy said that Bashar Assad should be removed by force.
Why should we be surprised then, that from Prince Bandar's Saudi-Western mandate to manage the insurgency in Syria against President Assad should have emerged[as a type] of violent, fear-inducing vanguard movement: ISIS?
European Union heads of state have been critical of Russia's military intervention in the civil war that has killed 250,000 people in Syria, buthave failed to agree among themselves on whether Assad should have any role in ending the crisis.
To risk an understatement, it's depressing that 132 innocent people had to die in Paris before Obama, Cameron et al realized that Russia could be an indispensable partner in the fight against ISIS, andthat disagreements over the fate of Assad should not be“the altar on which the country of Syria is slaughtered”.
Should Assad be included or not?
The deal calls for unspecified U.N. penalties against Syria should Assad fail to comply but stops short of authorizing a military strike.
Assad said Americans should remember the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan and that“Syria will not be an exception.”.
If the Saudis really want to topple the Assad regime, they should do it themselves.