Traduction de «Serbe-Monténégrin » (Français → Anglais) :

Serbian and Montenegrin [ Yugoslav ]

Movement for the Renewal of Serbia | Serbian Movement for Renewal | Serbian Renaissance Movement | Serbian Renewal Movement | Serbian Renewal Party | MRS [Abbr.] | SMR [Abbr.]

Serbian Republic of Bosnian-Herzegovina [ SRBH | Bosnian Serb Republic ]

Bosnian Serb

Serbian Democratic Party | SDP [Abbr.]

ability to comprehend spoken and written Montenegrin and to speak and write in Montenegrin | competent in Montenegrin | Montenegrin

Serbs

Serbian dinar | RSD

ability to comprehend spoken and written Serbian and to speak and write in Serbian | competent in Serbian | Serbian

Serbian Radical Party

29. Welcomes the fact that freedom of thought, conscience and religion continues to be guaranteed and enforced; notes that tensions persist between the Serbian and the Montenegrin Orthodox Churches, especially on property issues; calls for the adoption of a new law on the legal status of religious communities;

What I was trying to put forward was that because, to get into the Adriatic Sea, you have to go through the Strait of Otranto, which is at the very southern part of the Adriatic Sea, one would hope that if you're going to put an embargo in place, you could do it there, well away from the offensive capability the Serbs and the Montenegrins do have.

40. Welcomes the commitment of both Montenegro and Serbia to placing bilateral relations on a sounder footing; encourages political and religious leaders in both countries to continue to improve the climate of inter-ethnic and inter-religious dialogue with a view to reaching an agreement regulating the position of the Serbian Orthodox Church in Montenegro; calls on the Commission to pay attention, in parallel with the accession negotiations, to the relations between the Montenegrin Orthodox Church and the Serbian Orthodox Church, as improved relations between the two churches and communities active in the country would positively affec ...[+++]t the political climate in Montenegro;

40. Welcomes the commitment of both Montenegro and Serbia to placing bilateral relations on a sounder footing; encourages political and religious leaders in both countries to continue to improve the climate of inter-ethnic and inter-religious dialogue with a view to reaching an agreement regulating the position of the Serbian Orthodox Church in Montenegro; calls on the Commission to pay attention, in parallel with the accession negotiations, to the relations between the Montenegrin Orthodox Church and the Serbian Orthodox Church, as improved relations between the two churches and communities active in the country would positively affec ...[+++]t the political climate in Montenegro;