Examples of using Serb delegates in English and their translations into Serbian
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Colloquial
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Ecclesiastic
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Computer
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Latin
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Cyrillic
MPs also elected five Serb delegates in the House of Peoples of the Parliamentary Assembly of BiH.
Kosovo's parliament redeclared independence in 2008,in a move that was boycotted by Kosovo Serb delegates.
Agreement again proved elusive, and the Kosovo Serb delegates pulled out when the topic of minority rights was introduced.
Such a proposed decision has to be approved in the House of Peoples by a majority of Bosniak,Croat, and Serb delegates who are present and voting.
Bosnian Serb delegates, according to the reporter, officially addressed the Yugoslav leader as"Mr. Milosevic". In private, however, they referred to him as the"Big Boss" or"Big Daddy", which Zafirovic believed clearly indicated that he was their paramount leader.
Such a proposed decision shall require for approval in the House of Peoples a majority of the Bosniac,of the Croat, and of the Serb Delegates present and voting.
In case the majority of Bosniac,Croat or Serb delegates object to this decision, the Speaker of the House of Peoples will immediately convene a Joint Committee consisting of three delegates, each elected among the Bosniac, Croat, and Serb people caucuses, in order to resolve the issue.
Nine members of the House of Peoples constitute a quorum necessary for decision-making, provided that at least three Bosniak,three Croat and three Serb delegates are present.
In case the majority of Bosniak,Croat or Serb delegates object to this decision, the Speaker of the House of Peoples will immediately convene a Joint Commission consisting of three delegates, each elected among the club of Bosniak, Croat, and Serb people, in order to resolve the issue.
Such a proposed decision shall require for approval in the House of Peoples a majority of the Bosniac,of the Croat, and of the Serb Delegates present and voting.
When a majority of the Bosniac,of the Croat, or of the Serb Delegates objects to the invocation of paragraph( e), the Chair of the House of Peoples shall immediately convene a Joint Commission comprising three Delegates, one each selected by the Bosniac, by the Croat, and by the Serb Delegates, to resolve the issue.
Such a proposed decision shall require for approval in the House of Peoples amajority of the Bosniac, of the Croat, and of the Serb Delegates present and voting.
Nine members of the House of Peoples constitute a quorum necessary for decision-making, provided that at least three Bosniak,three Croat and three Serb delegates are present. According to the Rules of Procedure of the House, decisions in the House are made by a majority vote of the delegates who are present and who vote.
A proposed decision of the Parliamentary Assembly of BiH in the House of Peoples can be declared destructive to the vital national interest of the Bosniak, Croat, or Serb people by a majority votes from the Bosniak,Croat or Serb delegates.
Amendments to the Federation Constitution may be proposed by: the President of the Federation in agreement with Vice-presidents of the Federation, Government of the Federation and most Bosniak,Croat and Serb delegates in the House of Peoples, in accordance with the Federation Constitution and these Rules of the Procedure.
A decision proposal by the Parliamentary Assembly of BiH in the House of Peoples may be declared to be destructive to the vital national interest of the one of the three constitutive peoples, by a majority votes from the Bosniac,Croat or Serb delegates.
In case the majority of Bosniak,Croat or Serb delegates object to an invocation of the vital national interest, the Speaker of the House of Peoples will immediately convene a Joint Commission consisting of three delegates, each elected among Bosniak, Croat, and Serb delegates, in order to resolve the issue.
A proposed decision of the Parliamentary Assembly may be declared to be destructive of a vital interest of the Bosniac, Croat, or Serb people by a majority of, as appropriate, the Bosniac,Croat, or Serb Delegates selected in accordance with paragraph l(a) above.
When a majority of the Bosniac,of the Croat, or of the Serb Delegates objects to the invocation of paragraph( e), the Chair of the House of Peoples shall immediately convene a Joint Commission comprising three Delegates, one each selected by the Bosniac, by the Croat, and by the Serb Delegates, to resolve the issue.
A proposed decision of the Parliamentary Assembly may be declared to be destructive of a vital interest of the Bosniac, Croat, or Serb people by a majority of, as appropriate, the Bosniac,Croat, or Serb Delegates selected in accordance with paragraph l(a) above.
A proposed decision of the Parliamentary Assembly may be declared to be destructive of a vital interest of the Bosniac, Croat, or Serb people by a majority of, as appropriate, the Bosniac,Croat, or Serb Delegates selected in accordance with paragraph l(a) above.