Examples of using First primary in English and their translations into Serbian
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The verdict passed by the First Primary Court is executive and SOS cannot appeal it.
According to the church history, in 1843,the Presbyterian Church of Ghana established the first primary school in the country.
News agency Beta reports that the First Primary Court was ordered to begin a new trial.
(24 sata)- The First Primary Prosecutor'sOffice in Belgrade will appeal against the verdict for the attack on Bosko Brankovic, B92 cameraman, according to which Milan Savatovic was sentenced to eight months of house arrest.
As a young ruler brought order to the political environment in the country and around it: organized courts, obtained an increase in Russian assistance, established the Senate,erected the first primary school and founded a printing press.
The court approved the appeal of the First Primary Prosecutor's Office and sentenced Savatovic to one year and Milicevic to six months in prison.
(Politika, Pravda, 30.07.2011)A journalist from Kurir daily newspaper, Radmila Briza, and the former editor-in-chief of Kurir and Glas Javnosti, Djuro Bilbija,have been acquitted of libel in a verdict passed by the First Primary Court in Belgrade.
The Court accepted the complaint submitted by the First Primary Prosecutor's Office and sentenced Savatovic to one year of prison, instead of the previous sentence of 10 months of house arrest.
(Danas, 08.02.2012)The legal team of the Journalists' Association of Serbia(UNS) has prepared a constitutional complaint and revision in a response to the decision made by the Court of Appeals in Belgrade.The Court overturned the verdict passed by the First Primary Court and decided that UNS and the Independent Journalists' Association of Serbia(NUNS) are joint owners of the Journalists' Building at 28 Resavska Street in Belgrade.
(Alo!, 11/05/2011) The First Primary Prosecutor's Office in Belgrade will appeal the verdict against Milan Savatovic, the attacker on Bosko Brankovic, a TV B92 cameraman.
(Blic, UNS, 01.09.2012)An activist from the Anti-Fascist Action from Novi Sad, Zoran Petakov,was sentenced by the First Primary Court in Belgrade to 100 days of house arrest with electronic monitoring in place of 100 days of prison sentence.
(Pravda, UNS, 01.03.2012) The First Primary Prosecutor's Office brought criminal charges against Dejan Zitic, who last week attacked the journalistic team of TV Studio B, and asked the court to extend his detention.
(Beta, Tanjug, Press, Politika, UNS, Blic, NDNV, RTV, NUNS, 23.12.2011)The owner of TV Pink, Zeljko Mitrovic,was examined in the First Primary Court in relation to the lawsuit filed against him by his brother-in-law and a former football player for Crvena Zvezda, Zeljko Krmpotic.
On August 4, 2010, the First Primary Court in Belgrade sentenced the leader of Partizan's football supporters Milos Radisavljevic Kimi to 16 months in prison for making threats against the security of B92 reporter Brankica Stankovic.
Dejan S. admitted that he had attacked the television crew, saying that"people in Serbia have difficulty surviving, while they are filming commercials".(Beta, NDNV, 22.02.2012, Blic, UNS, Alo!, Pravda,23.02.2012)The First Primary Prosecutor's Office in Belgrade asked the court to begin investigation and hold in custody Dejan Zitic, the attacker on the television crew of TV Studio B.
ANEM demands that the competent First Primary Prosecutor's Office in Belgrade appeal to this verdict against the attackers on our colleague. ANEM President, Sasa Mirkovic.
The press statement issued by the Serbian Progressive Party(SNS) is one of such threats- not only against Blic, but against the freedom of speech and criticism."(Blic, UNS, 01.09.2012) An activist from the Anti-Fascist Action from Novi Sad, Zoran Petakov,was sentenced by the First Primary Court in Belgrade to 100 days of house arrest with electronic monitoring in place of 100 days of prison sentence.
(UNS, 06/05/2011, ASMEDI Newsletter, 151, NUNS,10/05/2011) The First Primary Court in Belgrade sentenced today Milan Savatovic to 10 months of house arrest for his attack on TV B92 cameraman, Bosko Brankovic, in 2008.
(Danas, UNS, NUNS, 03.02.2012) In a few days, the Journalists' Association of Serbia(UNS) will inform its members and the public why the Association's legal team disputes the decision of the Court of Appeals.The Court decided to overturn the verdict made by the First Primary Court in Belgrade, which confirmed this spring that UNS was the rightful owner of the building at 28 Resavska Street in Belgrade, says Liljana Smajlovic, the president of UNS.
The Court of Appeals in Belgrade upheld the verdict passed by the First Primary Court in Belgrade sentencing the leader of football fans of the Partizan football club, Milos Radisavljevic Kimi, to six months of imprisonment for violent behavior.
The Council of the First Primary Court in Belgrade, presided by Judge Ana Trifunovic, has sentenced Milan Savatovic today to 10 months of house arrest after establishing that he kicked Brankovic's camera and his right shoulder, causing him to fall to the ground. Stefan Milicevic and Nikola Lazic, who approached Brankovic and started beating him, together with several other unidentified suspects, were sentenced to 6 months of prison or a 3-year on probation.
(RTV B92, 09.04.2012) Threats, attacks and legal processes against journalists;media-related trials In to separate legal processes, the First Primary Court in Belgrade fully acquitted the secretary general of the Journalists' Association of Serbia(UNS), Nino Brajovic, of the libel charge filed against him by the retired journalist Petar Stojanovic.
(Politika, 20/04/2011)The First Primary Court in Belgrade has rejected the claim filed by the Independent Journalists' Association of Serbia(NUNS), which demanded ownership over the Journalists' Building in 28 Resavska Street, announced the Journalists' Association of Serbia(UNS) yesterday.
(Vecernje Novosti, 30.05.2012) The commissioner for information of public importance and protection of personal data, Rodoljub Sabic,said that the public statement issued by the First Primary Court in Belgrade, which insinuated his responsibility for the unfavorable media reports about the Court, constituted an irresponsible attempt to divert the attention of the public from inexplicable acts committed by the Court.
The reconstruction of toilets for pupils in the"First Primary School King Petar II", attended by 1200 pupils, and positioning of their entrances from the schoolyard direction within the school building is one of the priority infrastructure needs of our school.
(Beta, Danas, Dnevnik, Pravda, Politika, Kurir, 18.07.2011)Attacks, threats and court proceedingsThe former editor-in-chief of the TV Avala, Robert Nemecek,filed a lawsuit before the First Primary Court in Belgrade against his former company because of"damage to reputation, honor and individual rights" caused by his"removal from position without due notice for alleged unsatisfactory business performance", said Nemecek's legal representative.
(ANEM, NUNS i NDNV, MC, 12.07.2012, Beta, Danas, Politika, Dnevnik,13.07.2012) The First Primary Court in Belgrade sentenced six fans of the football club"Partizan" to suspended sentences of several months because of threats to the journalist and editor of the programme"The Insider", Brankica Stankovic, during the football match Partizan-Sahtjor that took place on December 16, 2009.
(UNS, 19.10.2011)The president of the Independent Journalists' Association of Vojvodina(NDNV), Dinko Gruhonjic,was acquitted by the First Primary Court in Belgrade of criminal charges filed by the Serbian Movement"Dveri" and the Serbian People's Movement"Svetozar Miletic". The two organizations filed criminal charges of insult against Gruhonjic.
Better conditions for more than 1000 primary school children in Užice Reconstruction of the Oldest First Primary School King Petar II Starts Užice, November 04, 2015- The oldest school in the County of Užice,which also has the highest number of pupils, the First Primary School King Petar II, is to undergo a massive reconstruction.