Примери коришћења Belgrade officials на Енглеском и њихови преводи на Српски
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UNMIK Chief Meets With Belgrade Officials.
EULEX, Belgrade officials discuss Kosovo rule of law.
We have been able to read certain statements by senior Belgrade officials these days, including President Vucic.
Belgrade officials termed Mesic's statement"another obvious provocation attempt".
He disappeared recently, however, and Belgrade officials say they are unaware of his whereabouts.
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Belgrade officials said the arrest demonstrated their commitment to meeting their country's obligations towards the ICTY.
We have never had what we wouldconsider a clear and unambiguous renunciation of this kind of violence" by Belgrade officials, he added.
UNMIK deputy chief, Belgrade officials discuss Kosovo refugee returns.
He voiced concern however about Saturday's general elections in Kosovo,amid continued calls for a boycott from top Belgrade officials.
Currently, Belgrade officials are trying to involve the Albanians from the two municipalities in Serbia's political life.
Stressing the importance of Wednesday's move for their country's EU bid, Belgrade officials viewed it as encouraging further reform efforts.
Belgrade officials, however, have urged Kosovo Serbs not to participate in the vote, saying authorities have not ensured adequate security.
Yves de Kermabon, the head of EULEX,met with Belgrade officials on Wednesday(March 3rd) to discuss strengthening the rule of law in Kosovo.
Chief UN prosecutor Carla del Ponte has insisted that Mladic, who has been on the run since 1996,has found shelter in Serbia, but Belgrade officials continue to deny this.
Kosovo President Ibrahim Rugova, meanwhile, has accused Belgrade officials who encourage the boycott of using"aggressive, fearful rhetoric".
According to Belgrade officials, Serbia does not wish to sue the countries that have recognised Kosovo, because that would be contrary to its desire to quickly join the EU.
Fewer than 1 per cent of Kosovo Serb voters reportedly cast ballots,following calls from Belgrade officials and the Serbian Orthodox Church for a boycott.
Belgrade officials embrace the plan, adopted by the UN Security Council in late November, since they want Kosovo Serb policemen to serve under EULEX's authority instead of Pristina's.
Citing security concerns following the mid-March riots, Belgrade officials and the Serbian Orthodox Church urged the community to boycott the poll.
Belgrade officials described passage of the initiative as a triumph for Serbian diplomacy, while Pristina politicians voiced disappointment but insisted Kosovo's independence is irreversible.
Cautioning that"any secession would provoke unforeseeable consequences", Belgrade officials insisted that regional stability should be the determining factor in deciding Kosovo's future.
Mladic has been on the run since the end of the 1992-1995 conflict in Bosnia and Herzegovina andis widely believed to be hiding in Serbia, though Belgrade officials have repeatedly denied this is the case.
EU Enlargement Commissioner Olli Rehn told Belgrade officials on Monday that Brussels plans to open talks on a Stabilisation and Association Agreement with Serbia-Montenegro in October.
The plan will be passed before EU Enlargement Commissioner Stefan Fuele's visit toBelgrade on November 24th, when Belgrade officials will be handed the questionnaire for EU candidate status.
International envoys met top Belgrade officials on Monday, including Serbia-Montenegro President Svetozar Marovic and Serbia's president and prime minister, Boris Tadic and Vojislav Kostunica.
Serbian President Boris Tadic said after the meeting that the new negotiations will open the way for a compromise acceptable to both sides, which, according to Belgrade officials, must be confirmed by the UN Security Council.
Belgrade officials have said they could offer wide-ranging autonomy, including the right to diplomatic representation and membership in international financial institutions, but could not accept outright independence.
Although Hague tribunal chief prosecutor Serge Brammertz expressed satisfaction with Serbia's level of war crimes co-operation this week, Belgrade officials doubt European integration can continue without fugitive Ratko Mladic's capture and extradition.
After talks with senior Belgrade officials on Friday, representatives of the six-nation Contact Group for Kosovo said there is no better way for the Kosovo Serbs to ensure that they have a voice in the province's future than by casting votes.
BRIEF has not managed to realize the investment for which it leased the land seven years ago, and because of that, on 18 December 2009, it filed a criminal complaint to the Special Prosecutor's Office of the District Public Prosecutor's Office against Belgrade Mayor Dragan Djilas,five senior Belgrade officials and Milan Beko for criminal acts of office abuse and trading in influence.