Примери коришћења Romanian government на Енглеском и њихови преводи на Српски
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The Romanian government has recognized that a Holocaust took place on its territory
Talks between the Romanian government and IMF experts concluded earlier this week with the two sides unable to reach agreement on a number of key issues.
said public confidence in the Romanian government is very low.
diplomatic negotiations abroad, the Romanian government ultimately agreed(1879)
A contract between US-based Ford Motor Company and the Romanian government for the privatisation of Romania's Automobile Craiova was signed on Wednesday(September 12th)
Addressing the issue of informal employment is of primary importance for the Romanian government," the OECD said.
After days of these mass protests, at least, the Romanian government has reversed all plans to decriminalise corruption offences.
A Romanian government initiative aims for a 5 per cent increase in the number of Internet users.[gov. ro].
The Romanian government has promised to act against illegal logging,
during the Diaspora protest against the Romanian government.
The Romanian government had turned to us only recently-
billion euros for Romania, but Bucharest has attracted only 10% of that sum, according to Romanian government data.
Gambling business got so much popularity that the Romanian government has introduced compulsory licensing in 1998.
Members of the Roma community in Bucharest-- about 500 people joined by sympathizers-- protested in front of the Romanian government building last week, demanding the resignation of Foreign Minister Teodor Baconschi.
SETimes: What relations do you have now with the Romanian government, and how do you consider its position towards Kosovo?
According to the Romanian government, the payment delays are due to a lack of money in the state budget.
But Prodi also advised the Romanian government that in the future, it should first discuss similar matters with the EU before signing agreements.
doubting their regime could survive, Romanian government officials turned the Jews into a political“lighting rod,” channeling popular discontent toward the minority.
in partnership with Bucharest City Hall and the Romanian government.
will be very difficult, with intense negotiations between the Romanian government and the European Commission," she said,