Примери коришћења Diplomatic circles на Енглеском и њихови преводи на Српски
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You don't do that in diplomatic circles.
Many in diplomatic circles view the agreement as a sign of improved relations with the United States.
He was our pride in the diplomatic circles.
That's why the rumors of diplomatic circles, referenced by the Serbian portal Danas, seem to be an accurate reflection of the plans of high-ranking EU officials.".
He is deeply respected in diplomatic circles.
Diplomatic circles here criticise and condemn the mode of procedure of the Austro-Hungarian Government, especially the attitude throughout of the Korrespondenzbureau and the Vienna press.
It was very influential in diplomatic circles.
The event has aroused unease in diplomatic circles in Brussels, so much so that on the eve of the inauguration, a senior government official visited Patriarch Bartholomew I to let them know that the courts decision will be respected.
He was greatly respected in diplomatic circles.
In asking for help, I don't want to lessen anyone's outrage about other injustice, butto ask for help bringing visibility to the plight of our friends who are otherwise likely to be forgotten in international diplomatic circles.
This was noted in the diplomatic circles.
Such an aggressive attitude and moves that followed, led both Belgrade and Pristina into a state of frozen conflict,accompanied by sporadic incidents on the ground," says daily"Blic" source from diplomatic circles in Pristina.
Victoria fairchild, Well-known party girl in diplomatic circles, Disappeared more than two weeks ago.
Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic will meet with US Deputy Assistant Secretary of State Matthew Palmer nextweek in New York, during a session of the United Nations General Assembly, diplomatic circles say to Belgrade based daily Danas.
This has been confirmed to Blic by more sources from diplomatic circles, with the remark that such a scenario is possible only if the meeting in Paris happens.
It achieved considerable status in diplomatic circles.
This has been confirmed to Blic by more sources from diplomatic circles, with the remark that such a scenario is possible only if the meeting in Paris happens.
The bombardment of Belgrade alarmed European diplomatic circles.
More recently, the concept has been used exclusively in narrow diplomatic circles; now it is increasingly being used to denote the personal space of each person.
This would have been unacceptable in international diplomatic circles.
In diplomatic circles it was often referred to as the Sublime Porte or simply as the Porte, from the French translation of the Ottoman name Bâb-i-âlî"high gate", due to the greeting ceremony the sultan held for foreign ambassadors at the Palace Gate.
Those were very popular at in diplomatic circles.
Representatives of diplomatic circles have said that Belgrade and Pristina are facing increasing pressure from the international community in the next two or three years to reach an agreement that"should not include official recognition of Kosovo by Serbia".
He was a respectable figure in diplomatic circles.
In diplomatic circles, the empire was often referred to as the Sublime Porte or the Porte, from the French language translation of the Ottoman Turkish language Bâb-i-âlî("great gate"), the grand Palace Gate of the Imperial Topkapı Palace where the sultan greeted foreign ambassadors.
And soon, with her, I think,I am entering the high diplomatic circles.
De Gucht is keeping specific details of the deal to himself for the time being, but further information was available from diplomatic circles: in future, Chinese solar modules will have to cost at least 0.56 euros($0.74) per watt, and exports will be limited to a maximum of seven gigawatts capacity per year.
In diplomatic circles, the empire was often called the High Porta, or just Porta, which came from the French translation of the word Bab'i'ali(Bab-i-ali), which means"high gate", according to the welcoming ceremony which the sultan organized for foreign ambassadors at the entrance to the palace.
Standard claims that the idea of exchanging territories caused great fear of persecution primarily among the Serbs south of the Ibar, and that the United States,meanwhile, according to diplomatic circles, gave up this idea because it was recognized that it would be linked to the legal and security and political difficulties.
In diplomatic circles, the empire was often referred to as the Sublime Porte or simply as the Porte, deriving from the French translation of the Ottoman name Bâb-i-âlî, meaning"the high gate", due to the greeting ceremony the sultan held for foreign ambassadors at the grand Palace Gate of the Imperial Topkapı Palace.