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This colourful wall today represents love and peace.
This fortress, constructed all throughout the 1st to the 18th century, with the aim of being a strategic placefor defense on the hill above the confluence of the Sava and Danube rivers, today represents an outdoor museum.
A part of this object which today represents its ground floor was built in the first phase;
This focus on the ego began a movement in psychoanalytic circles called ego psychology that today represents, arguably, the majority of Freudians.
Mormonism today represents the new, non-Protestant faith taught by Smith in the 1840s.
The medical and health translation market is steadily growing and today represents a large proportion of all scientific and technical….
Renewable energy today represents a key solution to the challenges of energy supply, security and climate change.
Studenica as the most important monastery complex of medieval Serbia today represents a great artistic and spiritual center of the Serbian nation.
Renewable energy today represents a key solution to the challenges of energy supply, security and climate change.
He said that the tradition of such military is continued by the Serbian Armed Forces which today represents the backbone of the defence system of our country and the protection of citizens.
Founded in 1963, FEDE today represents 75 European Diplomas awarded by more than 14,000 students in over 350 schools in France and Europe.
The fourth group formed the basis of what is known today as the“Moscow Patriarchate” which today represents the overwhelming majority of Orthodox Christians in Russia.
The Slovenian business club today represents a significant and influential factor in business circles in Serbia and Slovenia.
The success and achievements of the Council of Europe are best reflected in the human rights protection system enshrined in the European Convention on Human Rights, which today represents the most advanced system of its kind at the global level.
It is possible that the technology we are seeing today represents the beginning stages of what may eventually be used as the mark of the beast.
The success and achievements of the Council of Europe are best reflected in the human rights protection system enshrined in the European Convention on Human Rights, which today represents the most advanced system of its kind at the global level.
EMAS standard today represents the most important acknowledgement when it comes to environmental management granted to a European organization.
Together with its old“Siemens” machines which have a historical value, it today represents an interesting object which attracts both electrical engineers and tourists.
Today represents an important milestone as Symantec's Enterprise Security business joins our other semiconductor and software franchises that together form the Broadcom platform,” said Hock Tan, president and CEO of Broadcom.
Every element, every building,every drop of wine produced in the Royal Winery today represents the history, the geography, the climate, and the essential human touch, a perfect balance between power and finesse, tradition and modernity.
Prior to the meeting, the Minister and the ambassadors visited the Franciscan Monastery of Bač, dating from the 12th century,which was officially reopened last summer, after reconstruction works had been completed, and today represents an outstanding example of Serbian cultural heritage.
Krusevac, once a medieval Serbian capital, today represents administrative, culture, education, informative, and sports centre of Rasina District.
Boundaries of the National Park"Đerdap" and its protection zone(Source: Made by the authors of the paper, 2015) Thanks to the specific historical development, favourable climate and complex geomorphologic characteristics,the area of Đerdap today represents a unique nature reserve of tertiary flora and fauna.
Faculty of Music in Belgrade is the first high educational music institution in the country which,with decades of activity and results, today represents a true leader in the fields of music artistry, interpretation and education, as well as an aspiring and inspirational artistic partner of numerous prestigious institutions all over the world.
Renewable energy today represents a key solution to the challenges of energy supply, security and climate change. The OSCE serves as a platform for dialogue and co-operation in a number of fields, and offers a suitable venue for exchanging best practices and building capacity to maximize the economic benefits of renewable as well as of traditional forms of energy, facilitating public and private partnerships and the transfer of know-how.
With a population of 65 000 in the town itself and over 145 000 in the municipality, with 101 village, with its economic resources, well- developed social services and cultural life,Kruševac today represents an economic, administrative, cultural, educational, informative, health and sports center significant for this county, the Republic of Serbia and Serbia and Montenegro.
It can be said that the National Theatre in Belgrade today represents a modern unity of old and new in architecture, and from the technical point of view, the theatre belongs to the best-equipped theatres, globally looking, with the top-notch equipment. Written and organized by Jelica Stevanović Texts written by Milica Jovanović, Aleksandar Radovanović, Mirjana Odavić were used.
The success and achievements of the Council of Europe are best reflected in the human rights protection system enshrined in the European Convention on Human Rights, which today represents the most advanced system of its kind at the global level. Unfortunately, there is a lingering threat of new divisions that has shaken the foundations of the Council of Europe, one of the most significant pillars of the European institutional architecture.
Renewable energy today represents a key solution to the challenges of energy supply, security and climate change. The OSCE serves as a platform for dialogue and co-operation in a number of fields, and offers a suitable venue for exchanging best practices and building capacity to maximize the economic benefits of renewable as well as of traditional forms of energy, facilitating public and private partnerships and the transfer of know-how.
The success and achievements of the Council of Europe are best reflected in the human rights protection system enshrined in the European Convention on Human Rights, which today represents the most advanced system of its kind at the global level. Unfortunately, there is a lingering threat of new divisions that has shaken the foundations of the Council of Europe, one of the most significant pillars of the European institutional architecture.