Examples of using Common practice in English and their translations into Czech
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It's a common practice for terror groups like the Taliban to take children they have turned into orphans, brainwash them.
It's a common practice of the fbi To turn prisoners in exchange for reduced prison sentences.
Encouraging people to take early retirement has become a common practice, and this has caused a fall in professional activity among people between the ages of 55 and 64.
It's common practice in old Roman times
Uh, rear entry is a very common practice for women who want to keep their, uh, temple pristine.
Is it not common practice for those about to be executed… I believe I was making a point. to be granted a last, I don't know, something?
It's not common practice for the groom to give his bride a gift on their wedding day.
A common practice is to dig a hole called a grenade sump. In trench warfare, Go now.
For us, green logistics and social responsibility are not only nice to have but common practice.
To be granted a last, I don't know, something or other? Pardon me sir, is it not common practice, for those about to be executed?
The EU is also to find solutions to counteract the'social dumping' which is now common practice in some third countries and which is reducing our fisheries products' ability to compete.
Is it not common practice for those about to be executed to be granted a last, I don't know, something like her?
we are told there is no point in complaining now because this has been common practice for many years.
To be granted a last, I don't know, something… Is it not common practice for those about to be executed… I believe I was making a point?
It is now common practice to set minimum rates because we have not yet achieved a permanent tax harmonisation system in the Union for indirect taxation.
because cutting down forests has become common practice in the Czech Republic.
I doubt predicting the future of women you're engaged to follow is common practice.
then it was common practice to burn it to the ground.
The bartering which up to now has indeed been prohibited under law but has nevertheless been common practice has not been legalised by this directive.
This growth is related to a change in the behavior of the population- purchasing on credit has now become common practice for Czech households.