Примери коришћења Serbian democratic на Енглеском и њихови преводи на Српски
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Serbian Democratic Forum.
The Bosniak Party of Democratic Action the Serbian Democratic Party.
The Serbian Democratic Party.
In 1990, Karadzic became a founding member of the Serbian Democratic Party(SDS) and its first president.
The Serbian Democratic Party.
Belgrade analysts say the Kosovo issue will put an additional strain on the forming of a new Serbian democratic government.
The Serbian Democratic Party( SDS).
Dodik responded immediately by signing a state-level co-operation agreement with the opposition Serbian Democratic Party(SDS).
Serbian Democratic Renewal Movement.
On the other hand,the opposition Serbian Democratic Party(SDS) still wants the referendum to be held.
The two vice presidents are Ramiz Salkic, a Bosniak from the Party of Democratic Action, andSnjezana Bozic, from the Serbian Democratic Party(SDS).
MPs from the former ruling Serbian Democratic Party(SDS) left the parliament session before the vote.
Milan Miličević(Zenica, January 25, 1963) is a Serbian politician,president of the Main Board of the Serbian Democratic Party and mayor of Teslić.
The leading opposition party in RS, the Serbian Democratic Party(SDS), says a referendum would be a waste of time and money.
Serbian Democratic Party(SDS) deputy Aleksandra Pandurevic said that the referendum should be set as required by law-- a controversial law that RS adopted in 2010.
The international community stands ready"to support Serbian democratic forces in taking this opportunity to move Serbia forward," the statement said.
The Serbian Democratic Party(SDS), the Alliance of Independent Social Democrats(SNSD), and Party of Democratic Progress(PDP) are the preferred parties.
During the 2005 breakup of SPO when a faction left the party to form Serbian Democratic Renewal Movement(SDPO), Dimitrijević did not take a side.
Vice President of the Serbian Democratic Party Milorad Puopovac said it was very significant news not only for Croatia but the whole region.
The Republika Srpska Parliament voted out the government Thursday(26 January)after Prime Minister Pero Bukejlovic and the Serbian Democratic Party lost the support needed to remain in power.
The opposition Serbian Democratic Party(SDS) nominated parliament member Ognjen Tadic, and the Party of Democratic Progress(PDP) appointed its leader, Mladen Ivanic.
He had run on behalf of a coalition consisting of three parties- his own Serbian Democratic Party(SDS) the Party of Democratic Progress(PDP) and the Serbian Radical Party(SRS RS).
The rally, dubbed"We Do Not Like Chains", was organised by leaders of the Liberal Party, the Socialist People's Party, the People's Party,the Serbian People's Party, and the Serbian Democratic Party.
Mladen Bosic, president of the Serbian Democratic Party(SDS), re-iterated that Turkey has played an unacceptable role within BiH, protecting the interests of Bosniaks and those of Sarajevo.
During the war, Karadzic was the president of the Bosnian Serb republic and of its National Security Council,as well as supreme commander of the Bosnian Serb armed forces and the leader of the Serbian Democratic Party.
Meanwhile, the governing RS parties, the Serbian Democratic Party and Party of Democratic Progress, want the collective chief of state to have protocol jurisdiction only.
Dissatisfied with the conformism and petty politics of the existing Serbian political parties in Austro-Hungarian Monarchy, Ostojić suggested reform of the Liberal Party andparticipated in the foundation of the Serbian Democratic Party.
FIVE YEARS OF TV B92 BELGRADE, October 5, 2005- October 5 is not just the date that marks the Serbian democratic revolution, it also celebrates the creation of the youngest national television in the Serbian media sphere.
According to Momcilo Novakovic,an MP from the Serbian Democratic Party, raising the coefficient was necessary because of a 1997 decision, which requires it to be equal to the coefficient for the BiH Council of Ministers.
However, the leaders from the Social Democratic Party(SDP), Party of Democratic Action(SDA),Alliance of Independent Social Democrats(SNSD), Serbian Democratic Party(SDS), Croatian Democratic Union 1990(HDZ1990) and Croatian Democratic Union of Bosnia and Herzegovina(HDZBiH) were again unable to resolve the political impasse.