Examples of using The partition in English and their translations into Turkish
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Several years ago, I warned it is a question of time when the partition of Kosovo will come on the  agenda.
The partition of Kosovo would in fact mean that Belgrade is agreeing to the  secession of Kosovo Albanians," Petkovic said.
After the partition of the  kingdom of Georgia in the  15th century, Kartli became a separate kingdom with its capital at Tbilisi.
Any effort to encourage the partition of Kosovo, or status talks, would be against the  long-term interests of the  citizens of Kosovo and Serbia.
Following the Partition of India in August 1947, Dhaka became the  capital of East Bengal under the  Dominion of Pakistan.
Then I saw the partition doors open,
The partition between the  two parts of the  container is then opened,
So Mr. Collins is asking us… to accept an oath of allegiance to a foreign king… and the  partition… and the partition of the  northern part of the  country!
can be expressed in terms of the partition function or its derivatives.
Mr. Collins is asking us to accept an oath of allegiance to a foreign king and the partition.
To accept an oath of allegiance to a foreign king and the partition-- So, Mr. Collins is asking us.
And the partition  of the  northern part to a foreign king… So Mr. Collins is asking us… and the partition… to accept an oath of allegiance.
In 387 AD, after the partition of Armenia between Byzantium
Close the partitions, and seal off this block!
Decor, floorboards, light sources. We did the partitions.
The partitions between the  rooms are of the  flimsiest nature.
After the partitions of Poland, Będzin fell into Prussian control
However, Samardzic said that he has never advocated the partitioning of Kosovo and that the  president is falsely accusing him.
Countess Emilia Plater(Broel-Plater, Lithuanian: Emilija Pliaterytė; 13 November 1806- 23 December 1831) was a noblewoman and revolutionary from the  lands of the partitioned Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth.