Примери коришћења Serbia would not на Енглеском и њихови преводи на Српски
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Serbia would not accept any unilateral acts made by Catalonia.
President Tomislav Nikolic underlined that Serbia would not change its“Euro-integration policy”.
Serbia would not accept any unilateral acts made by Catalonia.
Serbian Finance Minister Mladjan Dinkic said Serbia would not accept a reduction in customs duties.[AFP].
He said Serbia would not allow its border to become a bottleneck where migrants would amass after EU states closed their borders.
Foreign Minister Vuk Jeremic told reporters after a meeting with Bakoyannis that Serbia would not allow Kosovo to join the OSCE.
He added that Serbia would not join NATO or become"member of any other military alliance".
First Deputy Prime Minister andMinister of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Serbia Ivica Dacic stated that Serbia would not change its foreign policy.
I do not see why Serbia would not launch changes of the electoral law, to enable quotas.
What were they doing in the territory of central Serbia andwhat agreement does that fall under,” the minister said and added that Serbia would not tolerate such actions.
I also said that Serbia would not agree to an ultimatum, but to a compromise”, President Vucic stressed.
He noted that this would be his“last warning andplea” to the Kosovo Albanians not to try to attack Serbs with weapons, because Serbia would not allow this!
They have grown nervous when I said that Serbia would not recognize Kosovo, and Hoxhaj said that it would", Minister Dacic elaborated.
Serbia would not be entering any wars, it wouldn't cause conflict but it would protect its interests and its people, he said in a Ministry of Defence statement.
Stefanovic made the statement in response to US Special Envoy for the Balkans Matthew Palmer's statements, that Serbia would not become an EU member unless it recognized Kosovo.
He reiterated that Serbia would not agree to blackmail by Pristina and would never recognize Kosovo as independent.
He opined that without cutting expenses andboosting the population's purchasing power there can be no increase in trade and Serbia would not become fertile ground for foreign investment.
At such a rate Serbia would not achieve a per capita GDP of over USD 3 00012 until 2007(for comparison,Serbia had a GDP per capita of over US$ 3 000 as long ago as 1990).
According to BBC Serbian,on occasion of this, he expressed his regret for the victims and added that Serbia would not stop looking for the perpetrators of war crimes, especially for Ratko Mladic.
Kuburovic also said that Serbia would not give up searching for the culprits of the most heinous crimes against humanity, regardless of their nationality or ethnicity, as we owe this to the victims and their families.
According to M. Schebeko, Count Szapary had also assured M. Sazonof that the intended Austro-Hungarian Note to Serbia would not be such as to cause Russia any dissatisfactions.
Serb Minister for Kosovo Goran Bogdanovic said Serbia would not abandon its demand for implementation of the UN Security Council six-point plan throughout Kosovo's entire territory,not just in the Serb-dominated north.
Representative of the Belgrade Institute for European Studies Miroslav Prokopijevic told SETimes that,apart from slightly higher investment, Serbia would not see much benefit from candidate status.
Dačić said that Serbia would not change its foreign policy and that the government had managed to persevere over the last five years in the face of pressure and stay on the European road, without ruining its relations with friends, primarily Russia and China.
The two sides would agree to disagree about the independence of Kosovo from Serbia, but Serbia would not stand in the way of Kosovo's joining the UN and other international and European institutions.
This entitlement does not apply to any companions of the card holder whether or not they are travelling on the same reservation, are related or for any other reason.Air Serbia would not tolerate any card abuse.
Dačić said that Serbia would not change its foreign policy and that the government had managed to persevere over the last five years in the face of pressure and stay on the European road, without ruining its relations with friends, primarily Russia and China.
Serbian Foreign Minister Ivica Dacic said that Serbia would not do anything to impede talks between Belgrade and Pristina, but that it will be hard to reach an agreement if Serbia was expected Serbia to recognize Kosovo's independence.