Примери коришћења Saying it would на Енглеском и њихови преводи на Српски
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NGOs have sharply criticised the proposal, saying it would lead to an increase in fires.
He later justified the move saying it would draw the three products closer together, making it easier for users to send posts between them.
They are worried such a service would leave patients lacking in services, saying it would be'Orwellian' and'evil'.
Reeker praised the joint project, saying it would help break the"cycle of poverty and exclusion" afflicting the Roma.
Moscow has also invited Washington to share its intelligence on ISIS targets, saying it would benefit the Russian effort.
Morales' government had been slow to accept the aid,initially saying it would use its own resources to fight the fires, but pleas from villagers and officials of Santa Cruz province led to an about-face.
Gerdzhikov also urged Turkey to join the project for an oil pipeline from the Caucasus region, saying it would benefit the entire region.
Many Serbian officials criticised Thursday's verdict, saying it would only strengthen the perception in their country of an anti-Serb bias in the ICTY.
The United Nations has welcomed the agreement between the United States andRussia for a cease-fire in southwest Syria, saying it would enable upcoming peace talks.
DPA opposes abolition of the 50% requirement for runoffs, saying it would demoralise Albanian voters, a prediction with which many experts agree.
He also warned against anti-EU elements in the Conservatives pushing for Britain to leave the bloc altogether, saying it would leave the UK as a global“pygmy.”.
President Petro Poroshenko welcomed the new bill, saying it would help restore control of the east by“political and diplomatic means.”.
Macedonian President Gjorge Ivanov on Wednesday(November 4th)invited Greek counterpart Karolos Papoulias to visit Skopje, saying it would help strengthen bilateral relations.
He urged Russia to avoid starting a new Cold War, saying it would feel eventual"economic and political losses".
Former Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev has lamented the US withdrawal from theIntermediate-Range Nuclear Forces Treaty, which he once signed with US counterpart Ronald Reagan, saying it would undermine international security.
In his resignation letter,David criticized the PM's Brexit plan, saying it would leave Parliament with“at best a weak negotiating position'.
Before the referendum, the president's political opponents were campaigning against the changes,urging Mauritanians to boycott it saying it would be rigged by the government.
The 57-member Organization for Islamic Cooperation also condemned Netanyahu's proposal, saying it would convene to“take urgent political and legal measures to address this aggressive Israeli position.”.
The last time the issue was raised was in August 2017, butMoscow's mayor dismissed it, saying it would cost several trillion rubles.
The conservative People's Party has opposed attempts to exhume Franco's body when they were in power, saying it would only stir up painful memories more than four decades after his death and nearly 80 years after the end of the war.
Fusion GPS has asked that a federal judge to block a House Intelligence Committee request to gain access to the company's bank records, saying it would violate its constitutional rights.
In his resignation letter, David criticized the PM's Brexit plan, saying it would leave Parliament with“at best a weak negotiating position'.
Musa was asked to hold a concert at Red Fountain buther father went against it, saying it would be her first and last performance.
In his resignation letter,Mr Davis criticised the Theresa May's Brexit plan saying it would leave Parliament with"at best a weak negotiating position".
Amnesty called on Greece to improve conditions andon other European countries to speed up a lagging relocation process, saying it would take 18 years to meet existing targets at the current rate.
Twitter lifted its character limit Wednesday for direct messages between users, saying it would help make the private side of Twitter"more powerful and fun.".
Last week, Hungary became the first of the ten nations that joined the EU in 2004 to impose temporary restrictions on Bulgarian andRomanian jobseekers, saying it would open up its labour market to workers from the two countries"in phases".
Former Prime Minister Sir John Major rejected the idea of a currency union, saying it would require the UK to underwrite Scottish debt.
In his resignation letter, Mr Davis criticised the PM's Brexit plan- agreed by the cabinet on Friday- saying it would leave Parliament with“at best a weak negotiating position”.
In his resignation letter, Mr Davis criticised the PM's Brexit plan- agreed by the cabinet on Friday- saying it would leave Parliament with“at best a weak negotiating position”.