milosevic in English

noun

family name; Slobodan Milosevic (1941-2006), Serbian politician and former President of Yugoslavia from 1997 to 2000 (he was charged with war-crimes and died in his prison cell at the U.N. detention center two months before verdict was reached)

Use "milosevic" in a sentence

1. Recently(Sentencedict), Milosevic broached one possibility.

2. A diminished Slobodan Milosevic may stagger on for a while.

3. Many opposed the war and despised the Milosevic government.

4. Milosevic has been indicted by the U.N. war crimes tribunal.

5. Her name is Milosevic . She is Romania's best - known female gymnast.

6. Even Mr Lukashenko, like Mr Milosevic before him, feels compelled to feign democracy.

7. But Milosevic shows no sign he is willing to relent beyond token concessions.

8. Milosevic has deployed his well-armed and well-paid police to harass the daily protesters. Sentencedict.com

9. In Belgrade, by contrast, Milosevic had remained a political actor, and a pivot for extreme nationalist forces.

10. The departure of Milosevic was emphasised by all as a sine qua non condition for peace.

11. Thus Milosevic was allowed to defend himself – a huge mistake in terms of the trial’s length and efficiency.

12. He notes that Slobodan Milosevic refused to privatise the economy,[http://Sentencedict.com] but without noting at whose behest.

13. Over the past weeks, Milosevic has alternated between repression and reconciliation, and this week was no exception.

14. 22 The charge sheet reveals that Mr Milosevic and his fellow conspirators allegedly embezzled $ 400m in state funds.

15. The president, Milan Milutinovic, once a Milosevic crony, has also been indicted for war crimes.

16. 27 The charge sheet reveals that Mr Milosevic and his fellow conspirators allegedly embezzled $ 400m in state funds.

17. 9 Mile Ilic, the local Socialist chieftain, was fired by Milosevic in the early days of the protests.

18. 25, Milosevic banned street demonstrations and deployed Cordons of heavily armed riot police to block the parades

19. 6 Milosevic doesn't mouth platitudes about it not mattering who scores as long as the team wins.

20. The charge sheet reveals that Mr Milosevic and his fellow conspirators allegedly embezzled $ 400m in state funds.

21. Milosevic, who has remained in seclusion for the past two weeks, has yet to make any public pronouncement.

22. Milosevic has granted piecemeal concessions while sowing the kind of confusion that he has used in the past to stymie opponents.

23. So although Milosevic s iron grip over Kosovo was an embarrassment for the West, it was a convenience too.

24. 28 But like all Balkan political survivors, Milosevic has made an art form of knowing when to switch sides.

25. 23 Mr Milosevic is fighting for his political survival after a vicious campaign tainted by intimidation and haunted by fears of electoral fraud.

26. In 1992-95, Serbia under then-strongman President Slobodan Milosevic backed nationalist Bosnian Serbs in a devastating war to purge Bosnia of its Muslims and Croats …

27. Milosevic responded to Bosnia's declaration of independence by attacking Sarajevo, its capital city, best known for hosting the 1984 Winter Olympics.

28. Djindjic told a rally at Republic Square that Milosevic was trying to lumber the police with responsibility for failed government policy.

29. And he was remembered too for his commitment to standing up to Slobodan Milosevic in Kosovo after the dithering over Bosnia.

30. En Acceptant cette responsabilité, nous préviendrons la tragédie pour la collectivité.: By accepting that duty, we will avoid the tragedy of the commons.: Milosevic peut interrompre notre campagne arienne, mais seulement en Acceptant les objectifs essentiels de la communaut internationale.: Milosevic can end our air campaign only by accepting the key objectives of the international community.

31. Opposition leaders are afraid to give Milosevic the pretext to use more brutality and proclaim martial law or something along those lines.

32. Mr Milosevic is fighting for his political survival after a vicious campaign tainted by intimidation and haunted by fears of electoral fraud.

33. Bosnia’s Serbs, led by a man named Radovan Karadzic and backed by Milosevic, resisted and threatened bloodshed when Bosnia proclaimed its independence in 1992.

34. In 1992-95, Serbia under then-strongman President Slobodan Milosevic backed nationalist Bosnian Serbs in a devastating war to purge Bosnia of its Muslims and Croats …

35. A. concerned at the policy pursued by Mr Milosevic, which is creating an absolute monopoly of opinion in Serbia, since radio and television broadcasting and all other newspapers are already controlled directly or indirectly by the regime,