Примери коришћења Foreign policy goals на Енглеском и њихови преводи на Српски
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The Union has a number of strategic foreign policy goals.
He added that achieving Yugoslavia's foreign policy goals, such as Council of Europre entry, hinged on co-operation with the UN tribunal.
But unlike normal states,mafia states do not just occasionally rely on criminal groups to advance particular foreign policy goals.
He said the authorisation is necessary“not in order to achieve some foreign policy goals” but“in order to defend Russia's national interests”.
Preserving and protecting territorial integrity, EU integration, andbetter cooperation with countries around the world are Serbia's main foreign policy goals.
The Constitution included political statements, such as foreign policy goals, and provided a theoretical definition of the state within the ideological framework of Marxism-Leninism.
Minister Dacic informed his collocutor about the course of the reform implementation andabout the most important internal and foreign policy goals of the Government of the Republic of Serbia.
It was stressed that both countries share similar foreign policy goals, make responsible contributions to peacekeeping operations and are dedicated to building a safer environment in the Balkans and in Europe.
The threat comes after the US withdrew from the nuclear deal with Iran and declared a 12-point ultimatum to Tehran, which includes stopping all uranium enrichment, withdrawing militia troops from Iraq and Syria, andotherwise submitting to US foreign policy goals.
Speaking about the foreign policy goals, he touched on Serbia's European path, its negotiations with the EU, and on its strategic partnerships and their positive impact on the country's economic development.
General Graziano congratulated on exceptional success in achieving one of Montenegro's top foreign policy goals, stressing that on that road Montenegro had the permanent and unreserved support from the Republic of Italy.
Serbia's four foreign policy goals her said are EU accession, good relations with the US, Russian Federation and the People's Republic of China, improving regional cooperation and maintaining good relations with the members of the former Non-Aligned Movement.
UK Foreign Secretary BorisJohnson said:‘In recent years, the European Union has helped achieve crucial foreign policy goals- from bringing Iran to the negotiating table, to uniting in response to Russian aggression in Ukraine.
In accordance with its foreign policy goals and priorities, the Republic of Serbia follows closely the international standards regarding the above areas and submits regularly reports on its implementation of commitments arising from the relevant international conventions ratified by the Republic of Serbia.
What we are responsible for is, certainly, the preservation of peace on our planet,” His Holiness continued,“so that people, despite their political, economic and other differences, may learn to live in peace,so that pursuing foreign policy goals may not lead to the use of force in order to gain victory.
Donald Trump's entourage is approaching one of its main foreign policy goals: the war with Iran, and leaks about how the Washington hawks are going to win this war are published in the American media.
Minister Dacic praised close and successful cooperation of the two ministries, emphasizing that foreign, security and defense policies are interconnected and mutually conditioned, and demand that civilian and military diplomacy be as strong, pointing andefficient as possible in accomplishing foreign policy goals and interests of the Republic of Serbia.
The government in Belgrade has set three major foreign policy goals for 2005: obtaining a positive Feasibility Study by April, launching Stabilisation and Association Talks with the EU, and entering NATO's Partnership for Peace programme by the end of the year.
At the same time, he introduced the students to the most important foreign policy priorities of Serbia, to its place and role in the region of the Western Balkans. Assistant Foreign Minister for the European Union, Dr Marina Jovicevic held a lecture themed:"Serbia on its way to the EU",emphasizing that the Government of the Republic of Serbia had set European integration as one of itsmajor foreign policy goals.
The Minister took the opportunity to inform the attendees about foreign policy goals, whereby he laid emphasis on the activities related to Serbia's EU membership aspirations, and Serbian efforts to create an environment as favourable as possible to the further economic development of the Republic of Serbia.
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In accordance with its foreign policy goals and priorities, the Republic of Serbia follows closely the international standards regarding the above areas and submits regularly reports on its implementation of commitments arising from the relevant international conventions ratified by the Republic of Serbia.
The Deputy Chairperson of the Foreign Affairs Committee Dubravka Filipovski said that at present the Committee has four main foreign policy goals- EU accession, cooperation and maintenance of peace with the countries of region, preservation of territorial integrity and the Belgrade-Pristina dialogue, as well as cooperation with big powers and other countries in the world.
Our main foreign policy goals are the continuation of negotiations and full membership of the European Union but also fostering traditionally friendly relations with Russia, China, India, African countries and other friends as well as preserving regional stability and peace. Foreign policy priorities of Serbia are well-known and long-term like in other well organized countries.
The Deputy Chairperson of the Foreign Affairs Committee Dubravka Filipovski said that at present the Committee has four main foreign policy goals- EU accession, cooperation and maintenance of peace with the countries of region, preservation of territorial integrity and the Belgrade-Pristina dialogue, as well as cooperation with big powers and other countries in the world.
In accordance with its foreign policy goals and priorities, the Republic of Serbia is trying to harmonize its activities and legislation with the EU norms in the field of arms control, as well as control of non-proliferation and export of arms, and consistently respect international obligations and implement them.
Serbia-Montenegro's major foreign policy goals-- obtaining a positive Feasibility Study from the EU, launching Stabilisation and Association talks with the Union, and joining NATO's Partnership for Peace programme-- are being delayed by the Belgrade government's lack of co-operation with the UN war crimes tribunal.
In fulfilling its foreign policy goals, Serbia is guided by its legitimate national interests, using diplomacy and dialogue as tools, seeking to additionally promote traditionally good relations with friends and improve relations with those partners in the international community with whom we differ on certain issues, agreeing to disagree and guided by fundamental principles of international law.