Examples of using Voiced concern in English and their translations into Serbian
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The UNHCR has voiced concern over the security of Serbs
Rogge said he was deeply saddened by the recent protests in London and Paris and voiced concern about the torch moving through San Francisco on Wednesday.
while others have voiced concern about the lack of guidelines.
Meanwhile, in his latest six-month report to the UN Security Council, Annan voiced concern about Kosovo's slow progress in implementing internationally endorsed standards.
He also voiced concern over the slow pace of implementation of an agreement Papadopoulos
Romanian Prime Minister Calin Popescu Tariceanu voiced concern on Tuesday that it would fuel fear
RSF voiced concern that only ten other EU nations,
The chancellor and the president voiced concern about Russian President Putin's latest remarks on arms development
France voiced concern that such a meeting would distract public attention from the Paris events marking the 100th anniversary of the World War I Armistice.
The chancellor and the president voiced concern about Russian President Putin's latest remarks on arms development
Prior to the vote, High Representative Valentin Inzko voiced concern over discussions in the assembly,
one of the three Bosniak politicians involved in the Butmir talks, voiced concern that the EU may withdraw from the process,
The EU counter-terrorism co-ordinator voiced concern that the current security vacuum in Libya might have allowed members of al-Qaeda's North African branch to increase their arms arsenal by looting,
The UN has also voiced concern over the widening clampdown on opposition in Saudi Arabia,
In an earlier statement, del Ponte voiced concern that if Croatia is allowed to begin its accession talks before it has captured Gotovina,
Ankara has voiced concern that the long-awaited agreement could set the stage for the eventual political and economic absorption of
EU lawmakers also called for an improvement of the situation confronting minority ethnic groups in the region and voiced concern that freedom of expression"is not yet fully respected" in some of the candidate
Nils Melzer, the UN special rapporteur on torture who visited Assange in a high-security London prison on May 9, voiced concern at fresh US criminal charges laid against Assange
British Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson has commented on the recent statement made by Prime Minister Theresa May who voiced concern over alleged Russia's attempts to meddle in foreign states' democracies,
have voiced concern about possible risks to the economy stemming from the drastic tax cut, particularly on efforts