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bosnia
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Douglas Harper's Etymology Dictionary
Word definitions in Douglas Harper's Etymology Dictionary
named for the River Bosna , which is perhaps from an Indo-European root *bhog- "current." As a name or adjective for someone there, Bosnian (1788) is older in English than Bosniac (1836, from Russian Bosnyak ).
Usage examples of bosnia.
In Bosnia, of course, some portions of the arms embargo were deliberately allowed to be permeable and the U.
After the cessation of hostilities in Kosovo in 1999, the Bosnia model was refined and reemployed there, where it worked better as a result of the experiences in Bosnia.
The Bosnia model features simultaneous efforts to reform the political, economic, and military spheres over time.
In 1994, former president Jimmy Carter was invited to travel to Bosnia and Herzegovina by Bosnian Serb president Radovan Karadzic to participate in efforts to help end the war that had been raging there.
He may have believed the United States to be so distracted by problems in Haiti, Bosnia, and North Korea that it would not be able to respond effectively.
Force Levels and Iraq After Saddam Reconstructing Iraq The Limits of Knowledge and Planning First Things First: Security and Humanitarian Considerations The Importance of the United Nations Following the Bosnia Model Administering the Country and Building a New Polity Military Reform Truth and Reconciliation A Necessary Task CONCLUSIONS: Not Whether, But When Half Measures Will No Longer Work Risks and Costs Sooner or Later?
From the banks of video screens he could see by their various labels that they were live video feeds coming from East Timor, the Golan Heights, Bosnia, Kosovo, Haiti, the Congo, Rwanda, Sinai, Angola, Namibia, Zimbabwe, Afghanistan, Bogota, Iraq-everywhere the UN had a peacekeeping mission, an inspection team, or a monitoring post.
Iraq to head off a problem that we may have in the future, rather than using them to solve the crises we have right now in Somalia, Bosnia, Haiti, Kosovo, etc.
Its expectation had been that if NATO demonstrated its willingness to use force, Serbian strongman Slobodan Milosevic would back down as he had in Bosnia four years earlier.
Iraq during this period, gravely weakening our ability to mount military operations elsewhere in the world--especially when coupled with other ongoing missions such as Bosnia, the Sinai peninsula, drug interdiction, and coun-terterrorism.
In Bosnia, the initial force deployment was reduced to 30,000 troops within three years and cut to 20,000 troops two years after that.
If we chose to provide National Guard units for this role, it is worth pointing out that we did so in Bosnia with little political stir at home.
Following the Bosnia Model In 1996, after the Dayton Peace Accords, NATO and the United Nations created an extensive new program to rebuild Bosnia.
However, over time the effort has improved, and although Bosnia is hardly a model democracy, by as early as 1998 the U.
The lessons of Bosnia and Kosovo also played an important role in guiding the United Nations and international organizations after the fall of the Taliban in Afghanistan, although there the scope of the effort has been quite different.