Examples of using Ratko in English and their translations into Czech
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Colloquial
Ratko, come in?
All right, Ratko, down.
Ratko Junior is black.
Now just arrest Ratko.
Yours?-Ratko Stilanov?
Ratko, great to see you.
I need to pee.-Huh? Ratko?
You ask Ratko what team?
I need to pee.-Huh? Ratko?
Ratko Cvoro! Still not ready?
But on the flip side,there's Ratko.
Turns out the name"Ratko" is made up.
To this day, Ratko Mladić has not had to answer to the courts.
You're anyone's type, but my friend Ratko here.
Don't worry, Ratko will take care of everything.
I feel bad to leave him here where they desecrate his grave. Ratko, listen.
Let us now hope that Ratko Mladić will soon be back in The Hague.
Ratko Mladić and Goran Hadžić are still renegades from justice and must be handed in.
It is therefore unacceptable after so many years that General Ratko Mladić remains at large.
Serbian commander, Ratko Mladic trampled Srebrenica, leaving thousands of Muslims killed and ethnically cleansed.
On top of that, the last two ICTY suspects,Goran Hadžić and Ratko Mladić, have still not been arrested.
We in the ECR also hope that Ratko Mladić will be caught and sent to The Hague, though it is by no means certain that he is on Serbian territory.
It mentions the names of those who have become world famous: Ratko Mladić, Radovan Karadžić, Krstić and others.
Still, Ratko Mladić needs to be brought to The Hague so that the families of the Srebrenica victims can be helped to deal with the past and embrace their future.
Please remember that without our soft power, andwithout EU enlargement policy, Ratko Mladić would not be in The Hague now.
Ratko Mladić has been on the run for more than 15 years since the genocide in Srebrenica, that greatest of crimes perpetrated on European soil since World War II.
Two major political problems remain:the arrest and transfer of Ratko Mladić to The Hague, and coming to terms with the independence of Kosovo.
This is the least we can expect after Europe's shameful inability to prevent this genocide and the fact that Ratko Mladić is still at large.
It is well known that the Netherlands andBelgium are opposed to that for as long as the war criminal Ratko Mladić has not been handed over to the International Criminal Tribunal for the Former Yugoslavia(ICTY) in The Hague.
In public spaces in the vicinity of Dubrovnik(and a year later also in Vienna) she hung billboards of an actual butultimately unrealized SFOR campaign designed to help apprehend the war criminals Ratko Mladić and Radovan Karadžić.