Examples of using Nearly always in English and their translations into Czech
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there's nearly always a ruling elite.
for whatever they have left behind. there's nearly always a ruling elite that gets to evacuate,
The proposed improvements should reduce instances of misclassification which nearly always results in an under-estimation of the risks.
A mobile fire fighting pump needs to be deployed quickly and is nearly always built to a custom specification.
artists have nearly always in fact, supernatural or.
Nearly always some new particles are created,
Apart from the fact that those who say this are nearly always on the right, I want to say that the dividing lines here- and the reports show this- are very clear.
I should like to discuss the problems with development aid that are nearly always emphasised by the Court of Auditors and to thank Mrs
had been set and concluded that it was not necessary to set MRLs for individual species as the MRLs for a particular substance are nearly always similar or identical.
the reason why a group that falls below the minimum threshold necessary during a parliamentary term must continue to exist lies especially in the fact that voters' democratic choices are also nearly always made taking account of the EP political group that candidates belong to.
It's nearly always surprisingly effective.
It nearly always comes down to that.
I nearly always sat in the same place.
Diplomacy is nearly always settled by such proximity.
They will come from behind nearly always.
There are nearly always cabs outside the airport though.
Do you two talk about me?- Nearly always.
Nearly always.- Do you two talk about me?
Were you alone? I'm nearly always alone.
There you are nearly always alone and you can snorkel beautifully.