Examples of using Fundamental principle in English and their translations into Czech
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is an important fundamental principle of cohesion, in addition to those of partnership
Although the free movement of labour is a fundamental principle of European integration,
Cohesion is a fundamental principle, particularly due to the commitment that we have all entered into and due to the need to create
An amendment of this article might negate a fundamental principle of the functioning of the EU,
We have to demand the following from the Council and the Commission: this fundamental principle, and these guidelines, now also have to be implemented in negotiations with the United States.
Unfortunately, this shows that at a time of economic crisis the EU's fundamental principle of solidarity is giving way to economic egoism.
The current directive removes a fundamental principle of the free market,
As a fundamental principle, let us see that a majority of the popularly elected representatives are behind every law,
is a fundamental principle of the constitutional state,
The report that we are about to vote on concerns a key issue, a fundamental principle of European law:
However, none of this puts into doubt the fundamental principle that in times of crisis,
a very determined and concrete way- the fundamental principle of equality between women and men.
must be strenuously defended, even at the cost of inflicting heavy sanctions on countries which fail to respect this fundamental principle.
The fundamental principle of self-defense is the ability to strike your opponent in a vulnerable spot as soon as you sense an opening.
One fundamental principle for the work relating to return is that it must have legal certainty
Therefore, I am calling for a simplification of the fundamental principle and, for that reason, I have abstained.
which represents a fundamental principle of her work.
A fundamental principle of our environmental initiatives is the careful use of resources in our manufacturing whenever possible.
The ne bis in idem principle- where the same person cannot be tried twice for the same crime- is a fundamental principle of law within a democracy.
women goes beyond the fundamental principle of equal pay for equal work.