Examples of using Is partly in English and their translations into Czech
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It is partly because of climate change,
The excessive price volatility in the previous period is partly the consequence of wrong decisions taken by the EU,
she is fishing instead of operating, and that is partly my fault.
This is partly a result, not only of the greater stability of the economies of the old 15,
This food shortage is partly attributable to the fact that the President,
This is partly because of the exclusion of the Vitiello Quarry in Terzigno,
mixtures we are now dealing with is partly based on, and complements,
I also have to say, however- and this point is partly addressed to Mrs Flašíková Beňová,
This, too, will be an item for discussion at the Foreign Affairs Council on Monday, and that is partly why I was so keen to hear honourable Members' views as I prepare for those discussions too.
This is partly due to the complex mix of goals to be pursued in both fields,
The European Union, which is partly responsible for these social
The current financial crisis shows that the malfunctioning of the global financial system is partly due to key operators in the system being overly exposed to risk
the controls on lobbyists could be strengthened if you were to adopt the amendment proposal, which is partly an extension of the statement from the Committee on Civil Liberties,
It is partly that we as countries pinch them
It is partly, though, a result of the rush into biofuels: the EU proposal
I believe this is very important, as this is a high priority programme for the mitigation of the effects of the crisis, which is partly why we hurried with its adoption.
This is partly due to the parent companies' caution underlying the vulnerable subsidiary network at local level
it is important to underline that its scope is partly limited by the fact that the operational programmes were only approved in June 2008 and it will take
ever more complex duties, for which Europe is partly responsible, and they have also been completely abandoned by the public authorities,