Examples of using Its own rules in English and their translations into Czech
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each culture has its own rules and variations on the game.
It is an institution that proceeds according to its own rules. It takes its strength from reason.
The merciless world of digital communication has its own rules, and quality SEO is one of them.
It was an international conference with its own rules, and we can achieve little with good will alone.
whereas it has been rejected according to its own rules.
I agree with the European Social Fund having its own rules to the extent that they apply to tasks
Each of these three institutions has its own rules, its own philosophy
This Parliament has its own rules, but they will have to improve
Teatr Cinema always creates by its own rules, mixing elements of pantomime,
Instead, a majority in Parliament has allowed the Council to impose its own rules, purely and simply so that the Directive can be pushed through at first reading.
Surely each country could work out its own rules on sex equality in accordance with its own proper democratic mechanisms and procedures.
organisation of social security, and each state must be allowed to establish its own rules in this area.
But then something happens to remind us that the world runs by its own rules and not ours and that we're just along for the ride.
How else should culture defend itself but according to its own rules- which today are foreign to the state?
for black and has its own rules for the start more on the"rules of Renju.
love has its own rules in times of cancer.
I think we have got to look at the ECJ ruling in terms of saying that it is up to each Member State to fix its own rules and regulations.
you understand that it's a game with its own rules.
The architecture of individual housing in our country, among other things, symbolises the possibility to create for oneself a kind of‘Czech dream'- being able to create one's own world with its own rules, independent of the‘outside' world for more of this idea, see Á.
is that the Commission has no intention to propose how Parliament should deal with its own rules, and what the declarations of economic interest should consist of.
