Examples of using Aggravating in English and their translations into Czech
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It's what makes you so aggravating.
Now that's aggravating.
Really?- Well, that's… aggravating.
An aggravating circumstance is this:
While maybe not always as aggravating as a complex and hard-to-find internal software
not only aggravating asthma, but causing it.
You will thus sentence Julien Gahyde I didn't poison my husband. for the poisoning of his wife with the aggravating circumstance of.
It's aggravating when you rise to a position of, you know, a certain position
It's aggravating when you rise to a position of,
An aggravating circumstance But they were wounded too, which is an offence causing injury that
This course of action on the part of the ECB contributed, unfortunately, to a growing uncertainty on the markets, further aggravating these countries' situations.
According to the state penal code, the aggravating factors in this case meet the guidelines for the imposition of a sentence of death.
I'm going to tell you, finds you as aggravating as I do.
from ten years to life imprisonment for aggravating circumstances.
intelligent daughters finds you as aggravating as I do. I have not one.
illegal immigration in Italy has become a criminal offence, an aggravating circumstance.
the law says you need two aggravating circumstances.
An aggravating circumstance that adds eight years for each injured police officer. But they were wounded too, which is an offence causing injury.
This'trade' in human beings risks undermining the confidence of citizens and aggravating the shortage of voluntary organ and tissue donations.
which they sorely need, thereby aggravating their economic situation