Examples of using The junta in English and their translations into Czech
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I will introduce you to the rest of the junta.
I want you to meet the junta that actually runs DC.
So, the junta had been in power for about 18 months?
We need the world to see off the junta in Burma.
Those who oppose the junta are tortured, killed or put in detention.
People also translate
But these are Nazis. I have worked now for the junta for two weeks.
I have worked now for the junta for two weeks… but these are Nazis.
The junta must commit to electoral neutrality as they did after the last coup in 2005.
External pressure might force the junta to call democratic elections.
After the Junta collapsed, some were found and reunited with their families.
Papandreou wins that election if I don't help the junta take him prisoner.
I would say,drag the junta into the International Criminal Court.
Of ethnic slaughter against the Beko people. The junta has begun a campaign.
At the junta, You mentioned about getting into the club drug business.
However, we can apparently not convince the junta of that, so we have to look for alternatives.
It is almost Kafkaesque that the junta did let a referendum designed to strengthen its own position go ahead a week and a half ago.
So area Russia andIndia which must put pressure on the junta either in the UN or in ASEAN.
While the Junta was still in power a group of mothers and grandmothers of the disappeared started to protest at the Plaza de Mayo.
I call on the Council to adopt further measures and to prevent the junta from accessing EU funding.
Because the power within the junta is the army… But, sadly, it is a failure… and the army itself is an obstacle to the reign of God.
I believe the French Minister, Mr Kouchner, is right in saying that the junta is guilty of a crime against humanity.
If the junta respected these principles, these values, it would not be a junta, so we cannot expect that it will listen to these appeals.
The junta also works against its own people, by preventing international emergency aid from reaching areas where natural disaster has struck.
I hope that the junta generals' contempt for civilised opinion one day comes back to haunt them, possibly in an international criminal tribunal, when Burma is finally freed of tyranny.
We are afraid of finding ourselves in a somewhat similar situation to Burma afterthe tsunami in 2006, where the junta prevented access to humanitarian aid.
The junta has declared war on corruption and intends to hold presidential elections by December 2010, although previous legislation had, until that point, stipulated that elections must be held 60 days after the end of a term.
A verbal condemnation of the coup in Mauritania is not enough if the European Union does not take concrete sanctions at the same time to isolate the junta.
