Примери коришћења Minority government на Енглеском и њихови преводи на Српски
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The minority government was the first to be toppled in the last 20 years after a no-confidence vote in parliament.
Party spokesmen also said they would join a minority government with the PDSR, provided Iliescu's party committed to European integration.
The minority government of Prime Minister Vojislav Kostunica recently faced the possibility of a no-confidence vote.
the pro-independence SNP formed a minority government with its leader, Alex Salmond,
while the opposition lacks the political will to topple the minority government.
Bulgaria's centre-right minority government submitted its request after the opposition threatened a censure motion.
which prop up her minority government, went further.
In October, a minority government led by the Democratic-Liberal Party was toppled in a no-confidence vote brought about by the PSD and the Liberals.
which prop up her minority government, went further.
The departure of the right-wing N-VA leaves Michel with a coalition of Liberals and Christian Democrats, a minority government which will make governing difficult.
He announced his intention to resign after opposition parties refused to support his minority government.
we will not accept being a minority government," he said, adding that his
Voting got underway in Romania's presidential election after a lackluster campaign overshadowed by a political crisis which saw a minority government recently installed.
Deputy Prime Minister Miroljub Labus, who heads ruling coalition partner G-17 Plus, predicted the minority government may not last.
Czech Republic: The minority government led by the populist ANO party survived a vote of no confidence called by the opposition,
Prime Minister Vojislav Kostunica's minority government needs the silent support of Slobodan Milosevic's Socialists to stay in power.
We firmly believe that this is not a minority government but that it is an alliance with a parliamentary majority.
The lawmakers had been demanding that he submit his new minority government to a confidence vote, but Michel refused
Sánchez kept afloat a minority government until right-wing parties
the president cannot force the existence of a minority government.