Examples of using A progressive in English and their translations into Czech
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He invited Pavel Sedláček from the digital agency ESMEDIA interactive and Evenpro, a progressive Olomouc agency specializing in organizing events led by Jana Přikrylová Lébrová.
endocrine alterations, A progressive, irreversible loss of muscle tone, congenital heart defect.
Each year a progressive Czech studio is presented here
cognitive deficit. A progressive, irreversible loss of muscle tone, impaired development, endocrine alterations.
I urge the Commission and the Council to come to a progressive and effective agreement as soon as possible.
Their dysfunction and subsequent accumulation of waste material in their sacs causes a progressive cerebellar ataxia,
Cognitive deficit. A progressive, irreversible loss of muscle tone, impaired development, endocrine alterations, congenital heart defect.
the EU simply cannot continue to allow the market to take precedence over a progressive environmental policy.
that destroys the cells in the brain It's a progressive neurological disorder walking… breathing, swallowing.
endocrine alterations, A progressive, irreversible loss of muscle tone.
Tomorrow, I must tell you girls of a new plot Miss Mackay has… to force me to apply for a post at a progressive… that is to say a crank… school.
Degenerative myelopathy(DM) is a progressive neurodegenerative disease which occurs in wide range of dogs approximately at eight years of age.
In the illusion of compactness in time, the images offer a progressive dynamic transformation,
We could find no better ammunition for use in negotiations with the UN to get a progressive international agreement in Copenhagen.
There are few components of this package that truly reflect people's desire for a progressive European social policy.
help to define a progressive European social policy based on efficient public services.
and secondly, a progressive and fully incentivising penalty system is in place,
Is a progressive disease.
A progressive show.
A progressive convent?