Examples of using De facto in English and their translations into Czech
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it will be built through concrete achievements which first create a de facto solidarity.
some for the first time- have sacrificed your de facto free morning for this jubilee meeting.
cooperation agreements with the de facto authorities of those two provinces
therefore we are afraid that the above-mentioned Territorial Study de facto enlarges the already wide areas spread within the Olomouc Region,
you will end up de facto PNG for months.
ought not to give a de facto or de jure opinion on the appointment of our representative.
of course, Russia's de facto occupation of Abkhazia
such as'de facto solidarity','creative efforts','fusion of interest' and'deeper community.
insurance companies the maximum positive rating of Triple A even at a time when they were full of toxic assets, de facto bankrupt and paying out billions to their managers.
particularly as in February 2009 the Nigerian Federal Minister of Foreign Affairs declared before the UN that his country was applying a de facto moratorium on the death penalty.
However, the seriousness of this issue comes back to the fore when we realise that the floor leader of the Grand National Party in Korea said just recently that this de facto moratorium on capital punishment should be ended
country to be stabilised; this makes it a de facto mechanism designed for the covert defence of European interests.
the fact is that Parliament will have the final word, de facto and de jure, on this negotiation,
it is necessary to formulate the decision on free movement for Kosovars clearly in such a way that their leaders do not begin to interpret it erroneously as a de facto recognition of their declaration of statehood.
failed to protect the civilian population from a violation of their rights by armed fighters from South Ossetia on territory which de facto came under Russian control.
and more emphasis on de facto control mechanisms such as rating
the national network of food markets at subsidised prices, the de facto nationalisation of the state oil industry
A de facto captain.
A de facto safe house.