Примери коришћења Other officers на Енглеском и њихови преводи на Српски
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Other officers went by their nicknames,
while they were waiting for an answer Captain Roque Carnicero went with some other officers to Catarino's place.
LSC has a president and other officers who implement those policies
you can or elect other officers and directors who accept the position.
Other officers from bases on the Pacific coast told me their missiles were frequently shot down by alien spacecraft.".
withdrew his decision as a result of pressure from Pio Del Pilar and other officers of the revolution.
I don't know what kind of deals you might have with other officers, but you have no deal with me.
At the beginning of June 1941 he met with the other officers of Royal Yugoslav Army to discuss potential actions against the occupying Axis forces in Montenegro.
At first, Tresckow and Stauffenberg sought out other officers with access to Hitler who could carry out the assassination.
Now… other officers could never reach me here,
Also omitted from the promotions list were 11 other officers who have been served with arrest warrants over an alleged plot to overthrow the Islamic-leaning government in 2003.
led troops in combat, Marshall was a skilled organizer with a talent for inspiring other officers.
majority on the“intimidating and dominant” atmosphere created by Mladic and other officers at the Hotel Fontana meetings prior to the massacre.
shortly thereafter the island was overrun by enemy troops when other officers that were already on the island refused to help fulfill part of the orders that Onoda was given to destroy the harbor
Shortly thereafter the island was overrun by enemy troops when other officers that were already on the island refused to help fulfill part of the orders that Onoda was given to destroy the harbor
Like every other officer in the British army.
But every other officer of note is, and I don't blame them.
No other officer.
There's other officer, go through that door.
Promptly before a judge or other officer authorised by law to.