Examples of using Adopts in English and their translations into Czech
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Okay, what if the person who adopts the other one is horrible?
Madam President, the Council decision adopts the UN Security Council Resolution.
We have to realise that the situation of a mother who adopts a child is different.
When the Commission adopts strategic programme decisions on the new instrument,
The Board of Management adopts its decisions by way of a simple majority of the votes of the members who are present.
There is always a risk that the same coalition that adopts the budgetary decision in the Council can also adopt the same decision in the European Parliament.
The Supervisory Board adopts its decisions by way of a simple majority of the votes of the members who are present.
When a couple adopts a dog, but they really want a baby,
It will be correct if the European Parliament adopts amendments to the proposal of the Commission intended to apply additional measures for transparency and accountability of reports in the European Union.
For that reason, it is vitally important that in this report Parliament adopts a strong position in favour of budget levels similar to what they are now.
A single woman adopts a leftover embryo from an infertile couple
The report adopts the basic principle of EU immigration policy as a tool to serve the needs of the labour market,
Young girl gets pregnant out of wedlock… no husband to look after her… oftentimes the family takes in that child, adopts it as its own.
The report adopts a highly selective approach to the voicing of criticism,
Dorf adopts scientific methods for data processing,
often adopts important laws pertaining to local authorities without taking the authority's decision-making processes into account.
If you die and he adopts them and they don't live to come of age… He gets it all back.
After the European Parliament adopts its resolution today, the Commission will be able to adopt its revised
Also, the report adopts a more reserved
This Treaty adopts, without alteration, the enlargement of the European Parliament's participation in the legislative process,