Примери за използване на Special police forces на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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Ambulances and special police forces were sent at the scene.
There are of course exceptions for special police forces.
Special police forces were seen patrolling railway stations.
Omar Hayssam, a Romanian-Syrian businessman, is escorted by special police forces at the main Bucharest court in 2005.[Reuters].
Serb special police forces search possible Mladic hideouts.
It is another question whether financial inspectors had to be escorted by special police forces in order to do their job.
Through 2007 year special police forces discovered near Brodec, in northwest, armed group of local Albanians.
The Croatian Ministry of the Interior started arming an increasing number of special police forces, and this led to the building of a real army.
Kosovo sent special police forces to its Serbian-populated north this week to enforce a ban on imports from Serbia.[Reuters].
The government has declared a state of emergency and has sent special police forces from La Paz to prevent acts of vandalism and violence.
In 2007 the special police forces discovered in the area of Brodec in the north-western part of the country an armed group of local Albanians.
Some 20 Serbian and Montenegrin citizens,including a former commander of Serbia's special police forces, were arrested in Montenegro during the Oct. 16 vote.
And on 8 September, special police forces stormed the offices of several organisations in Budapest and confiscated boxes with documents and laptops.
Nanka Kolev, the victim's widow, insists that Petrov and Filko Slavov-- the former head of the special police forces-- worked together to kill her husband.
On 18 April, RS special police forces raided the home of Milan Lukic and his cousin Sredoje Lukic in the eastern town of Visegrad in a bid to arrest them.
In the course of the student demonstrations against Milosevic's Socialist Party falsification of the election results in the Winter of 1996, the Western media who closely followed the events and praised the revived democratic spirit in Serbia,rarely mentioned the fact that one of the regular slogans of the demonstrators against the special police forces was"Instead of kicking us, go to Kosovo and kick out the Albanians!".
Republika Srpska(RS) special police forces say they mounted a search for fugitive war crimes indictees Wednesday(18 January) but made no arrests.
In the course of the student demonstrations in the winter of 1996, against the fal sification of the election results by Milosevic's Socialist Party, the Western media who closely followed the events andpraised the revived democratic spirit in Serbia rarely mentioned the fact that one of the regular slogans of the demonstrators against the special police forces was'Instead of kicking us, go to Kosovo and kick out the Albanians!'.
In July 2011 the government in Pristina sent special police forces to the border crossings with Serbia in Northern Kosovo, where, according to rough estimates, live some 40,000 Serbs.
Some 2,250 security personnel comprising of gendarmerie commandos and special police forces are taking part in the"Kıran-7 Operation of Munzur Valley", launched in Tunceli province.
In a couple of hours, hundreds of fully armed special police forces cracked down on the protest using brute force, shock bombs and tear gas to disperse the crowds, and also threatened to use, but eventually refrained from using water cannons.
The latest serious escalation of tension was triggered by Pristina's government decision to send special police forces to take over control on two checkpoints at the administrative border with Serbia to enforce the ban on import of Serbian products.
Acting on an order of the Sarajevo cantonal court, RS special police forces arrested Jovan Skobo, Svetko Novakovic, Momir Glisic, Goran Vasic, Zeljko Mitrovic, Veselin Cancar, Dragoje Radovanovic and Momir Skakavac.
The two almost fell into conflict in January when Kosovo's government deployed special police forces to stop a train headed from Belgrade to the state's northern territory, home to mostly Kosovar Serbs, and emblazoned with the phrase“Kosovo is Serbia” in 21 languages.
Hysni Shaqiri, an MP who took part in the talks,said the rebels insisted that special police forces leave the Albanian-dominated northern region, that all"political prisoners" be released and that all guerrillas who fought in the 2001 conflict be granted amnesty.
The camp was constructed, managed and supervised by Department IIIof the"Ustaše Supervisory Service"(Ustaška nadzorna služba, UNS), a special police force of the NDH.
The camp was constructed, managed and supervised by Department IIIof the"Ustaše Supervisory Service"(Ustaška nadzorna služba, UNS), a special police force of the NDH.
On July 25th, the Kosovo government sent armoured units from the ROSU special police force to the country's northern border in an attempt to take control of two crossing points there.
Armored units from the ROSU special police force took over Gate 31 at the northern border on Monday(July 25th) but local Serbs erected roadblocks preventing them from approaching a second crossing point, Gate 1.
Three newer camps continued to function until the end of the war: Ciglana(Jasenovac III) Kožara(Jasenovac IV) Stara Gradiška(Jasenovac V) The camp was constructed, managed and supervised by Department IIIof the"Ustaše Supervisory Service"(Ustaška nadzorna služba, UNS), a special police force of the NDH.