Примери коришћења A political crisis на Енглеском и њихови преводи на Српски
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It has a political crisis.
Taking this step would create a political crisis.
We have a political crisis there.
Since then Sudan has been embroiled in a political crisis.
There is a political crisis in Mexico.
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Since then, the country has sunk deeper into a political crisis.
In Germany, a political crisis is percolating.
Such a move could touch off a political crisis.
A political crisis has been averted, for now.
It has also sparked a political crisis in Germany.
Serbia is in a delicate situation,not to say a political crisis.
This is a political crisis of immense proportions.
In 1968 Poland faced a political crisis.
We, see a political crisis brewing even in the most“diehard”, bourgeois-Junker country, Germany.
The issue has created a political crisis in the city.
What we are seeing in the US is pretty much an entirely a political crisis.
In the meantime a political crisis was developing in Rome.
The economic crisis has produced a political crisis too.
The country was plunged into a political crisis right after the June 28th parliamentary elections.
Catalonia's October independence referendum triggered a political crisis in Spain.
Finally, Turkey has overcome a political crisis successfully and democratically, the EC said.
When this information was released, there was a political crisis in Italy.
Before our eyes, a political crisis is maturing even in the"die-hard," bourgeois-junker country, Germany.
It is believed that this decision provoked a political crisis in the country.
It is theorized that a political crisis might have forced her to take on the role of king or risk Thutmose III losing his position for good.
Catalonia's drive for independence sparked a political crisis in Spain a year ago.
Just weeks after Turkey's election,the refusal of two opposition parties to swear into parliament sparks a political crisis.
However, the influx caused a political crisis and immigration became a hot-button topic in Europe.
The deal triggered a political crisis in the republic, run by the pro-independence government of Montenegrin President Milo Djukanovic, one of the signatories of the 14 March agreement.