Примери коришћења Democratic parties на Енглеском и њихови преводи на Српски
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Of all the democratic parties, the DS is in the most complicated position.
With 53 MPs,the DSS has the largest parliamentary representation among the democratic parties.
This is the second time the two largest democratic parties find themselves in power together.
Serbia's democratic parties failed again on Thursday to reach an agreement on the country's new government.
Both the ultranationalists and leading democratic parties advocate the union with Montenegro.
Together, democratic parties in Serbia have enough votes to form a new government-- if they can overcome their quarrels.
Top EU andNATO officials voiced hope Monday that Serbia's democratic parties will quickly form a new government.
Since then, the democratic parties' failure to strike a deal appears to have bolstered the ultranationalists.
The IMF and World Bank tried to mediate the conflict between the two democratic parties, but the rift appears to have been inevitable.
The pro-European allianceunites the right-wing Liberal, centre-right Liberal Democratic and centre-left Democratic parties.
In Italy and Germany, meanwhile,Christian Democratic parties consolidated their hold on power at the price of their vision.
As a result, the party will probably enter a coalition with one of the main democratic parties, possibly the DP.
Faced with the threat from the right, the democratic parties have had little choice but to take a hard-line stance on the province's future.
The appointment of a new governor of the National Bank of Serbia has provoked serious clashes between democratic parties, causing concern among EU representatives.
The EU urged Serbia's democratic parties Monday(29 December) to unite and quickly form a government that will pursue pro-European reforms.
Even during the Weimar period,only a minority of Germans felt a deep attachment to the democratic parties and institutions of the fragile republic.
Serbia's democratic parties will meet Saturday(10 January) to come up with a final decision on the formation of a government, party leaders said Wednesday.
Such a change would allow the Serbian political scene to focus on the existing democratic parties, which could be highly significant for future reforms.
In the event that the democratic parties fail to reach such an agreement, they will themselves be directly responsible for the election of an extreme right-wing president.
Six years after the ouster of Milosevic,who died of a heart attack in a Hague tribunal prison cell on March 11th, the democratic parties find themselves facing three major challenges.
After Serbia's largest democratic parties reached an agreement on forming a new government, ultranationalist Tomislav Nikolic resigned from the post of parliament speaker.
With ultranationalists led by a Hague indictee likely to win the largest single bloc of votes, the oft-quarreling democratic parties are under pressure to overcome their differences.
The conservative DSS, the strongest among four democratic parties that won seats in December's parliamentary elections, sought the Socialists' support after weeks of talks on a new government resulted in a deadlock.
But three weeks before the elections, which will determine the country's futurefor years to come, the leaders of the two biggest democratic parties appear divided in their views on the makeup of the future government.
What remains to be seen is how the three leading democratic parties-- Vojislav Kostunica's DSS, the Miroljub Labus-led G17 Plus and Zivkovic's DS-- will manage to overcome their antagonism, and form a stable and efficient government after the December ballot.
The Weekly Standard may have shuttered, butanti-Trump neocons enjoy increasing influence in the center of the Republican and Democratic parties and in publications like The Atlantic and The Washington Post.
In England, France, and Belgium, where the bourgeoisie rules,the communists still have a common interest with the various democratic parties, an interest which is all the greater the more closely the socialistic measures they champion approach the aims of the communists- that is, the more clearly and definitely they represent the interests of the proletariat and the more they depend on the proletariat for support.
Only days after it seemed that new elections in Serbia were inevitable,it now appears more likely that three democratic parties will form a minority government to be supported by the Socialist Party of Serbia(SPS) in parliament.
The plan's purpose was organizing Serbs outside Serbia,consolidating control of the Serbian Democratic Parties(SDS), and preparing arms and ammunition[1] in an effort of establishing a country where"all Serbs with their territories would live together in the same state."[6] In their plan, the officers described how artillery, ammunition, and other military equipment would be stored in strategic locations in Croatia and then in Bosnia and Herzegovina.
Baronova is running for a seat in Moscow's central voting district, where she will square off against Nikolai Gonchar, a candidate from the ruling party“United Russia,” and Andrei Zubov,who is endorsed by the democratic parties“Yabloko” and“Parnas.”(In March 2014, following Russia's annexation of Crimea, Zubov gained some celebrity among the Kremlin's critics for losing his job after penning an op-ed comparing Moscow's land grab to the Nazi seizure of the Sudetenland.).