Examples of using An increasingly in English and their translations into Czech
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home was an increasingly difficult concept for me.
have had to cope with an increasingly ageing population.
It is right to support the internationalisation of studies together with job flexibility among young workers in an increasingly competitive labour market.
Swiss pianist Irene Schweizer has devoted her entire life to the pursuit of an increasingly free and fully improvised form of music, which has rewarded her with the opportunity to achieve memorable
since it is becoming an increasingly serious problem, not only in the EU
building a strong Spain in a Union that plays an increasingly important role.
Religious intolerance is becoming an increasingly frequent phenomenon in various parts of the world,
The revision of the 2006 Energy Efficiency Action Plan is an increasingly urgent task since,
the tourist industry is playing an increasingly important role in the economies of the European countries,
in that it reflects the need for a more efficient customs organisation in an increasingly complex, fast-moving world which will not wait for us.
the Commission has done an increasingly large amount of work.
i.e. Parliament may intervene in an increasingly effective fashion in the creation of provisions for the customs code.
of this House and with its Committee on Transport and Tourism to ensure that the democratic institution representing European citizens can play an increasingly influential role.
the EU must play an increasingly active role in preventing Yemen from becoming another failed state within the international community.
to ensure that those affected can be given the hope of leading an increasingly dignified life.
since that time they have appeared in an increasingly wide spectrum of colours
the countries in the region plays an increasingly important strategic role.
It is an increasingly competitive marketplace:
The European Union is faced with an increasingly ageing population.
the European Union becomes a leading player in an increasingly globalised economy.