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10 LIVROS EM PORTUGUÊS RELACIONADOS COM «DINDIÉ»
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1
After Yugoslavia: The Cultural Spaces of a Vanished Land
The Dindié government extradited Milosevic to the tribunal on June 28, 2001 (
ironically, the anniversary of the 1389 Kosovo battle and several other key events
in modern history) without major opposition, but a continued push for reforms and
...
2
From Mediation to Nation-Building: Third Parties and the ...
The US. later threatened not to participate in a donors' conference for Serbia,
effectively withholding $100 million.20 The EU then also indicated it might
withhold a significant amount of aid. These moves led Prime Minister Zoran
Dindié to ...
Joseph R. Rudolph Jr., William J. Lahneman,
2013
3
Prosecuting Heads of State
... the pro-Hague block, headed by Serbian prime minister Dindié, chose to offer
the Serbian public an “economic” rationale for the transfer,36 obviously motivated
by a donors conference scheduled for the next day in Brussels.37 Dindié aimed ...
Ellen L. Lutz, Caitlin Reiger,
2009
4
Direct Democracy and Minorities
Consequently, in early 2002 Montenegro silenced local demands for a
referendum on the question of independence, even though the Yugoslav
President Kostunica, as well as the Serbian PM Dindié, indicated that Belgrade
was willing to ...
5
Culture and External Relations: Europe and Beyond
Official Serbian Cultural Policies After the political changes in the elections in
September 2000, Serbia turned towards European integration. Thus, Serbia
entered a transition stage only in January 2001 (after Zoran Dindié was
nominated as ...
Ms Monika Mokre, Mr Jozef Bátora,
2013
6
SEER South-east Europe Review for Labour and Social Affairs
Aleksandar Fatic' Serbian Prime Minister assassinated: organised crime
proclaimed the prime security threat The culmination of the 'soft' security crisis in
Serbia in 2003 On l2 March 2003, the Serbian Prime Minister, Dr. Zoran Dindié,
was ...
7
Jornal de sciencias matematicas, fisicas e naturaes
Agapornis roseicollis. (Vieill.). Tres exemplares Catumbella. N. vulg. Xiquengue.
179. Turtur erythrophrys. Sw. (Hartl. p. 195). Um exemplar S Dombe. N. vulg.
Dindié. 180. Actitis hypoleucus. L. (Hartl. p. 235). Um exemplar j Benguelta. N.
vulg.
8
Jornal de sciencias mathematicas, physicas, e naturaes
Schizorls concolor. Smith. Tres ixemplares. Benguella. N. vulg. Guêre. 178.
Agaporni roseicollis. (Vieill.). Tres xemplares Catumbella. N. vulg. Xiquengue.
179. Turtur «ythrophrys. Sw. (Hartl. p. 195). Um esmplar S Dombe. N. vulg.
Dindié. 180.
9
Novo dicionário da língua portuguesa
*Dindié*, m.Espéciede rôla africana. * *Dindinha*, f. Bras. infant. Madrinha. * *
Dinemo*, adj.Que tem dois tentáculos. (Do gr. dis + nema) * *Dinga*, f. Barco da
costa do Malabar. *Dinguiânguia*, f. Espécie de codorniz africana. * *Dinhângoa
*,f.
Cândido de Figueiredo,
1937
10
Review of International Affairs
Many of these have stalled since the March 2003 assassination of Zoran Dindié
by elements linked to organized crime and ofticial security structures. While
public shock briefly galvanized support for bringing the responsible parties to
justice, ...