Примери коришћења Loose union на Енглеском и њихови преводи на Српски
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Serbia-Montenegro's Future as Loose Union Uncertain.
In 2003, Serbia joined a loose union with Montenegro, combining the two states strengths.
Under pressure from Brussels, Montenegro formed a loose union with Serbia.
The loose union that replaced Yugoslavia a year ago still lacks institutions, a flag and a national anthem.
He also supported pan-Islamism,the notion of a loose union of all Islamic countries and peoples.
In a referendum held on 21 May,55.5 per cent of Montenegrin voters said"yes" to the Adriatic republic's split from its loose union with Serbia.
In May 2006,it succeeded in restoring its statehood, ending the loose union of Serbia-Montenegro that replaced the defunct Yugoslavia.
The parliaments of Serbia andMontenegro have taken the first step in the process of implementing the Constitutional Charter establishing their new loose union.
A clause in that charter refers to Kosovo as part of the new loose union that is replacing Yugoslavia.
The process of dissolving the loose union between Serbia and Montenegro should be be carried out in line with democratic standards, Sanader said, adding that his country is ready to play an active role in building political stability in the region.
It was the country's first presidential election since it left a loose union with Serbia two years ago.
With Montenegrins having voted to split from the loose union wth Serbia, the economic prospects of the new state are a key topic of interest.
Montenegrin voters are to decide in a referendum on 21 May whether the Adriatic republic should become independent orremain part of a loose union with Serbia.
Zivkovic voiced optimism about the future of the new loose union between Serbia and Montenegro, created in place of Yugoslavia earlier this year.
Zivkovic, 42, served as federal interior minister until last month, when Yugoslavia was replaced by the new loose union of Serbia-Montenegro.
Montenegrin opposition parties,which want the republic to remain part of the loose union with Serbia established three years ago, said on Saturday they accepted the Union's proposal for the referendum.
In the Montenegrin independence referendum on 21 May, 55.5 per cent of eligible voters backed the end of the Adriatic republic's loose union with Serbia.
In February, Serbia-Montenegro replaced the old Yugoslav federation;the new loose union gives both republics almost complete independence, but keeps them linked by a slender central administration.
Montenegro held an independence referendum on May 21st, 2006,when the majority of eligible voters supported secession from the loose union with Serbia, which was established in 2003.
Montenegrins will be going to the polls on 21 May to decide whether their republic will become independent or remain part of a loose union with Serbia, and Djukanovic-- a longtime advocate of independence-- is confident about the outcome.
The measure is the first step in the process of implementing the Constitutional Charter,which marked the end of Yugoslavia and the establishment of a loose union of its two constituent republics.
Yugoslavia's Parliament resumed talks on the EU-brokered accord that will join the two republics into a loose union for three years, before either may opt for independence.
Two weeks earlier,the majority of voters in the Adriatic republic of just over 630,000 people supported its secession from the loose union established with Serbia in 2003.
In the previous elections,held three months after the May 2006 referendum when Montenegro restored its independence from the loose union formed with Serbia, the opposition won only in the city of Pljevlja.
The results of Sunday's vote will be critical for the future of Yugoslavia, which under the EU-backed Belgrade agreement,is to be reshaped into a loose union, to be called simply Serbia and Montenegro.
Further complicating the situation is an apparent difference of opinion between Serbia and Montenegro,the two constituent republics of the loose union that replaced the former Yugoslav federation earlier this year.
Under referendum rules, at least 50 per cent of eligible voters must participate in Sunday's poll and55 per cent of them must vote in favour of independence for Montenegro to be able to pull out of its loose union with Serbia, established three years ago.
The Serbian and Montenegrin parliaments approved an EU-brokeredagreement on Tuesday(9 April), reshaping the current federation into a new looser union.
Serbia and Montenegro signed an agreement this year establishing a new, looser union in which each will have nearly full sovereignty.
Furthermore, as Yugoslavia moves towards a looser union of Serbia and Montenegro, some of the powers held by the Yugoslav presidency will likely be scrapped.