11.  The Serbian, Montenegrin and Yugoslav federal parliaments have until June to ratify the agreement on the new joint state, when the name change formally would take effect.

12.  The Serbian, Montenegrin and Yugoslav federal parliaments have until June to ratify the agreement on the new joint state.

13.  The Serbian, Montenegrin and Yugoslav federal parliaments have until June to ratify the agreement on the new joint state, when the name change would take effect formally.

14.  Yugoslav President Vojislav Kostunica, appearing on national television, said Monday the election results showed that the idea of the joint state still lives.

15.  So far, Bosnian Serbs have opposed almost all moves aimed at strengthening the joint state, including in sport.

16.  The leaders of the two republics should, under the accord, constitute a new joint state by the end of June.