Примери коришћења Serbia continued на Енглеском и њихови преводи на Српски
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Serbia continued with the alignment of horizontal legislation.
In education, training and youth, Serbia continued to participate successfully in Erasmus+.
Serbia continued to manage the effects of the migration and refugee crisis.
Over a two week period the forces of the FRY and Serbia continued to expel the Kosovo Albanian residents of the town.
Serbia continued to implement the UN Security Council's restrictive measures.
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The Board gave a positive assessment of the implementation of the agreed economic programme andconfirmed that the Republic of Serbia continued to achieve good macroeconomic results.
Serbia continued to improve infrastructure and equipment at border crossing points.
Such anagreement is urgent and crucial so that Serbia andKosovo can advance on their respective Europeanpaths. Serbia continued to manage the effects of the mixed migratory flows towards the EU, which havestabilised throughout 2018.
Serbia continued to significantly contribute to the consolidation of mixed migrant flows.
Such an agreement is urgent and crucial so that Serbia andKosovo can advance on their respective European paths. Serbia continued to manage the effects of the mixed migratory flows towards the EU, which have stabilised throughout 2018.
Serbia continued to re-launch relationships with its old friends from Africa and the Middle East.
Minister Mrkic said to the Russian Deputy PM that when it comes to the Brussels Agreement, Serbia continued the course in the direction of what it had agreed to and that it would, in no way, enter into a"creative" interpretation that the other side occasionally tended to impose.
Serbia continued to support the territorial integrity and sovereignty of Ukraine, including Crimea.
The founding Member States of the Organization are the Russian Federation, Turkey, Bulgaria, Romania, Ukraine, Moldova, Greece, Azerbaijan, Armenia, Georgia and Albania,while the Republic of Serbia continued the membership of Serbia and Montenegro, which joined in 2004.
Serbia continued to manage the effects of the mixed migratory flows towards the EU, which have stabilised throughout 2018.
The founding Member States of the Organization are the Russian Federation, Turkey, Bulgaria, Romania, Ukraine, Moldova, Greece, Azerbaijan, Armenia, Georgia and Albania,while the Republic of Serbia continued the membership of Serbia and Montenegro, which joined in 2004. The forthcoming Serbian Chairmanship of BSEC will present an opportunity for the further advancement of cooperation in the Black Sea Region, and a chance for the Republic of Serbia to additionally promote its economic and other potentials among the Organization 's Member States.
Serbia continued to manage the effects of the mixed migratory flows towards the EU, which have stabilised throughout 2018.
A gender equality law needs to be adopted. Serbia overall remained constructively committed to bilateral relations with other enlargement countries and neighbouring EU Member States and an active participant in regional cooperation. Regarding the normalisation of relations with Kosovo, Serbia has remained engaged in the dialogue. However, Serbia needs to make further efforts andcontribute to the establishment of circumstances conducive to the full normalisation of relations with Kosovo. Serbia continued to manage the effects of the migration and refugee crisis.
Serbia continued to show strong results for the third year in a row, as the next wave of preferred locations for companies in Europe.”.
On implementation of the visa-free regime with the EU, Serbia continued to take measures to address the phenomenon of unfounded asylum applications lodged by Serbian nationals in EU Member States and Schengen associated countries.
Serbia continued to make good progress in agriculture and in aligning with the EU transport acquis while limited progress was noted in the area of energy.
According to the World Bank's Doing Business report for 2018 as well, Serbia continued to converge to the global best practice in terms of business conditions and still ranks among the top 50 countries in terms of the ease of doing business(out of 190 countries).
Serbia continued to make good progress in agriculture and in aligning with the EU transport acquis while limited progress was noted in the area of energy.
Prime Minister Brnabic said that all the obstacles aside, Serbia continued to call for peace, and she was confident that partners in the Union would exert additional pressure on Pristina, in order to continue the EU-mediated dialogue supposed to produce a compromise between the two sides.
Serbia continued to make good progress in agriculture and in aligning with theEU transport acquis while limited progress was noted in the area of energy.
Minister Dacic underlined that Serbia continued to support all agreed OSCE formats established with the aim of resolving the open issues in the Organization. Good and friendly bilateral relations were emphasized in the Minister's bilateral meetings with his colleagues from Belarus and Kazakhstan.
Serbia continued to engage actively in cooperation with international organisations. In January, it took the chair of the Organisation for Security and Cooperation in Europe(OSCE).
Serbia continued to participate in civil and military crisis management missions under the common security and defence policy(CSDP), in particular EU NAVFOR Atalanta, EUTM Somalia, EUTM Mali and EUFOR RCA.
Serbia continued to significantly contribute, as a transit country, to the management of the mixed migration flows towards the EU by playing an active and constructive role and cooperating effectively with its neighbours and EU Member States.
The two collocutors noted that Serbia continued to be a reliable partner of China and that the execution of ongoing joint projects was running on schedule, adding that opportunities opened up for major Chinese companies to make fresh investments in Belgrade, Zrenjanin, Smederevo, Kragujevac and other Serbian cities.