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Instruct him, rather,to promote a durable solution for the Kosovo issue which is in line with the international law….
We need a budget for the future,a budget which is in line with a clear vision for Europe, for its citizens and for the next generations!
President expects the unemployment rate to drop to around eight percent, which is in line with European standards.
It is important for us to make a step which is in line with the Constitution, laws and decisions passed earlier by institutions of B&H- not to give up on the ANP.
Even though Skittles is a huge brand,they managed to put a bit of personality into their writing which is in line with their bright and colourful image.
What Chancellor Merkel said yesterday, and which is in line with the substance of our talks,is that we need visibility in 30 days.
Talking about the expired mandates of SIPA and OBA officials,Dodik has said that they would not stay on the executive position, which is in line with the agreement at the BiH level.
It is important for us to make a step which is in line with the Constitution, laws and decisions passed earlier by institutions of B&H- not to give up on the ANP.
The level of exploration for road route is not appropriate,because it is necessary to increase the degree of exploration along the route, which is in line with the physical planning documents.
This was the first time EU-OSHA gave joint awards to both managers and workers, which is in line with the ongoing Healthy Workplaces Campaign on the topic of‘Working together for risk prevention'.
An amendment which is in line with the Constitution and legal system, and accepted by the Bill proposer and the competent committee shall become an integral part of the Bill and shall not be a subject to a separate debate at the sitting of the National Assembly.
The change also introduces a new offense- an attack on lawyers, which is in line with the proposal of the Serbian Bar of the Lawyers.
On the other side, corporate debtors are subject to corporate income tax on the amounts of forgiven debts, butare allowed to offset such income against losses carried forward from the previous five years, which is in line with international best practices.
The change also introduces a new offense- an attack on lawyers, which is in line with the proposal of the Serbian Bar of the Lawyers.
Based on the data as of end of September 2016,it was found that the number of employees in the public sector dropped by about 22,000 persons against the 2014-end, which is in line with the latest review of the arrangement with the IMF.
Eighty-seven people are thought to have been beheaded in 2014, which is in line with the national average over the past five years, despite ever-growing external pressure on Saudi Arabia.
We are glad that such a successful company sees Serbia as an attractive investment environment andthat a modern mine, which is in line with new technologies, will be built in our country,"she said.
NIS's Sustainable Development Report for 2017, which is in line with the standards of the world's leading organization in the field of sustainable business Global Reporting Initiative(GRI),was verified by the independent audit firm Ernst& Young.
Sutanovac said that this document introduced the first Army officers priests, which is in line with the Serbian tradition and experience of modern armies.
According to Fadil Aliti, the Head of Municipal Administration,changes were made because of the job streamlining, which is in line with the decision of the Government of the Republic of Serbia, while the decision implies the downsizing of nine working places in the local self-government.
On the positive side, we emphasize that possible revenues for curbing shadow economy have not been included in the public revenues projection, which is in line with the good budget practice and earlier suggestions of the Fiscal Council.
EPS will continue with modernizations andrevitalizations to secure a stable power supply, which is in line with the government's strategy to bring a more modern and efficient electric power system to Serbia,” said Mr. Milorad Grcic, general manager, Elektroprivreda Srbije JP.
The white cane is recognized as a symbol of independence, a sign of autonomy and respect for the inherent dignity for the blind andpartially sighted persons which is in line with Article 3 of the principles enshrined in the UN Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities(CRPD).
The average cost is US$965 per installed kW, which is in line with the figures quoted in some studies.
Furthermore, the building improves quality of work and operational activities of the Academy, enabling, among other things,increase of number of the Academy employees, which is in line with the foreseen strategic documents for organizational and human resource strengthening of the Academy.
Assistant Minister of Transport, Zoran Ilic,said that Serbian government made a decision to introduce lines of public interest, which is in line with European practices and regulations, in order to provide assistance to less developed regions, regions whose GDP is below 75 percent of the national average.
Among other things, the public sector entities required to implement this system are obligated, starting from 2017,to save 1% of primary energy consumption per year, which is in line with EU policy requiring the public sector to spearhead improvements in energy efficiency.
Ljajić told Beta News Agency that‘a modern text of the Free Trade Agreement was arranged' in Moscow,‘which is in line with the rules of the World Trade Organisation and the principles of modern trade practices'.
CFOs in Bosnia and Herzegovina also expect the next 12 months to reveal focus on restructuring or reorganisation(71%), which is in line with the cost-reduction strategy and the focus on a better utilisation of available resources.
Convergence of all these functions in one place would create the regulatory requirements for an effective fight against illegal broadcasters, which is in line with the European practice, as well as the practice in the region, which implies expanding powers of regulatory bodies;4.