Примери коришћења Parliament has approved на Енглеском и њихови преводи на Српски
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I just want to carry out what my parliament has approved.
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Turkey's parliament has approved a constitutional amendment that would ease the ban on women wearing Islamic headscarves in universities.
Russia's lower house of parliament has approved an agreement that will allow the Russian military to stay in Syria indefinitely.
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The Turkish Parliament has approved a bill granting amnesty to separatist Kurdish rebels, in a bid to encourage them to lay down arms and surrender.
The Danish parliament has approved funding for a plan to hold foreign criminals on a tiny island, despite criticism from the UN and local opposition.
The European Parliament has approved a 122.9bn euro(£110bn) EU budget for 2010- nearly half of which is to go to agriculture and natural resources.
The Greek parliament has approved the first step in sweeping new austerity measures aimed at securing international financing for the debt-ridden nation.
Hungary's parliament has approved a new law calling for all asylum seekers to be detained in camps along the country's southern border while their applications are being processed.
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Israel's parliament has approved controversial legislation that defines the country as the nation state of the Jewish people, but critics have warned that it will sideline minorities.
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Croatia's Parliament has approved the country's new centre-right government of Prime Minister Ivo Sanader, who promises to advance Croatia's EU and NATO accession and spur economic growth.
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