Examples of using Not only because of in English and their translations into Czech
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For precisely this reason, there is significant potential in this sector for reducing energy use- not only because of obligations undertaken concerning reductions in greenhouse gas emissions,
have been growing in importance for several years, not only because of growing trade
I am very lucky I can be short, not only because of the noise, but also because I was lucky enough to be supported on both sides, largely speaking, of this House.
This is necessary not only because of its direct impact on the development of cohesion across our regions
such as air services, not only because of the mutual benefits,
vegetable sector, not only because of the difficulties that it is facing,
Specific information on the composition of feedstuffs should be available on the label, not only because of the inalienable right of the consumer
It was not only because of the Nazi war criminals who went unpunished after the Second World War
It is very important for this region to have a strategy, not only because of the need to create a transport corridor
I fully endorse this offer, not only because of the unique geographical position of the island in the Mediterranean
I support the formal request to the Commission to put forward legislative proposals to improve the EU financial services regulatory framework, not only because of the financial crisis
care than projects to be realised within the EU, not only because of what has just been said
this was a good proposal in the form in which it came from the Commission, not only because of the sulphur reductions
Not only because of your exploits in the war.
Not only because of you, but also because of me.
We know this from Chernobyl, yet not only because of Chernobyl.
I'm sure it's not only because of a misunderstanding.
Much of it comes not only because of cutting, but also burning.
Not only because of the intense heat, but the gasses would be toxic.
Much of it comes not only because of cutting, but--but also burning.