Примери коришћења Non-albanian на Енглеском и њихови преводи на Српски
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This means that the non-Albanian communities have been granted substantial powers.
Kosovo's ancient Christian Orthodox monasteries are now almost the only reminder of a once-flourishing non-Albanian population.
Albanian, Serbian and non-Albanian students will jointly attend the classes.
In recent times the Albanian term Vogël("small")is increasingly used, in line with state regulations on non-Albanian toponyms being changed.
But it is also up to the non-Albanian communities to make the most of the powers granted them.
Bishop Teodosije presented a very touching testimony on the situation in Kosovo and Metohija andthe suffering of the Serbian and non-Albanian people.
This enables MPs,journalists and visitors from non-Albanian communities to follow the plenary sessions.
For non-Albanian communities in Kosovo, mainly Kosovo Serbs, however, going about a normal day triggers far more palpable anxieties- security concerns and fear.
After June 1999, close to 1,000 Serbian and other non-Albanian civilians have been abducted and eventually killed.
Violence against non-Albanian communities, especially the returnees, impacts, inevitably, the feeling of the security of, and creates added anxiety among, potential returnees.
Financial, legal, technical and personnel assistance in all areas of significance for Serbs and other non-Albanian communities in Kosovo and Metohija;
Twenty seats have been set aside for non-Albanian communities-- ten for the Serb community and ten for other communities.
We hope that you will take advantage of existing opportunities andrealistically support the survival of the Serbs and other non-Albanian peoples in Kosovo and Metohija.".
The plan"is considerably catering to the non-Albanian communities and their lives in Kosovo after the status is defined", he said.
Following the war, the city has seen serious inter-communal unrest, which has resulted in almostall of the Serbians, and other non-Albanian inhabitants, either being expelled or fleeing.
Violence against non-Albanian communities, especially the returnees, impacts, inevitably, the feeling of the security of, and creates added anxiety among, potential returnees.
The two sides failed to come to an agreement on the number of non-Albanian communities that would be given a degree of autonomy under a roadmap for Kosovo.
Along the lines of the Badinter principle,Ahtisaari even suggests that certain laws only be enacted with the approval of the majority of non-Albanian representatives in the Kosovo Assembly.
In three days(March 17-19), a large number of Serbs and other non-Albanian population were expelled, desecrated Serbian cultural and historical monuments.
President Vučić pointed out that at the same time we face the silence from the international community concerning the crimes committed against Serbs and non-Albanian population, and especially against the Roma people.
From 17 to 19 March 2004, a large number of Serbs and other non-Albanian population was expelled, their houses burned and Serb cultural and historical monuments were desecrated.
However, the moves made by Pristina have been undermining the dialogue and regional stability and, most importantly,threatening the safety of Serbs and other non-Albanian population in Kosovo and Metohija.
The percentage of perpetrators of attacks on members of Serbian and other non-Albanian communities, located and put on trial in the last 15 years, is well-nigh zero.
However, the moves made by Pristina have been undermining the dialogue and regional stability and, most importantly,threatening the safety of Serbs and other non-Albanian population in Kosovo and Metohija.
The latest wave of violence left a traumatic emotional imprint andpainfully reminded non-Albanian communities of 1999, when violent reprisals against Serbs and Roma were at an all-time high.
Nevertheless, the fact that inter-community incidents continue in Kosovo andMetohija on a daily basis sends a strong negative message to the members of the Serbian and other non-Albanian communities.
KFOR is the only andfirst responder in all situations where security of non-Albanian population is endangered and, in that respect, Serbia opposes reduction in KFOR troop numbers, Živković emphasised.
Nevertheless, the fact that inter-community incidents continue in Kosovo andMetohija on a daily basis sends a strong negative message to the members of the Serbian and other non-Albanian communities.
Many members of the KPC actively participated in the expulsion, torture andmurder of Serb and non-Albanian civilians after the war, as evidenced by indictments against several leading figures of the KPC.
On the other hand, the polarized political scene is awash with tensions and'teargas democracy' andwith persistent violence against the members of Serbian and other non-Albanian communities.