Примери коришћења Characterised на Енглеском и њихови преводи на Српски
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Serbia is characterised by a very large number of parties,
Marking the anniversary, US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton characterised the 1991 event not only as a turning point in bilateral relations, but also in the development of Albanian democracy.
Similarly, High Representative Valentin Inzko characterised the latest move as a"testimony of the RS governing coalition's contradictory policy".
Fernando Arrabal himself has characterised it as an anti-movement.
Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon characterised the security situation in Kosovo as relatively calm, but fragile.
He characterised the motion, filed by the main opposition Social Democratic Union of Macedonia, as an attempt to destabilise the country at an important juncture.
While only a fraction of known CD molecules have been thoroughly characterised, most of them have an important function.
The Pew Research Center, after extensive surveys of these younger Americans, characterised their outlook as“distinct-
Wordsworth characterised the two poems thus to mitigate any disappointment Coleridge might suffer in receiving these two poems instead of the promised three-part philosophical epic The Recluse.
the overvaluation that has characterised the euro since 2003 has also increased the economic pressure on certain members.
His behaviour was characterised, Knode told me, by“churning, compulsion,
Observers have repeatedly characterised them as crucial to Macedonia's bid for EU accession.
dangers that have characterised her extraordinary life so far,
Soon after, Turkish Foreign Minister Ahmet Davutoglu characterised the entry of the Turkish company TAV in Macedonia as a"special opening for Turkey
dangers that have characterised her extraordinary life, Ayla yearns for peace and tranquillity;
Indeed, Croatian media have characterised Milanovic as a"man for change",
Romanian President Traian Basescu characterised the signing as"a major step for each of the three countries equally,
Former Prime Minister Ljupco Georgievski, a parliamentary member for the VMRO-Narodna who is seen as the party's informal leader, characterised the economic situation in Macedonia as disastrous.
technological shifts which have characterised the industry in recent years;
Thus imperialism entered its second phase in the late 1940s, characterised nationally and internationally by the stabilisation