Examples of using Permitting in English and their translations into Czech
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The prince will be here any minute to marry you and, time permitting, meet you.
there was never a question of permitting an oenological practice consisting of blending white
And, time permitting, meet you. The prince will be here any minute to marry you.
The South Africans were taking so long getting the permitting to get the… material out of the country that Brian flew him in.
But he is on his way, and weather permitting, He has no idea who we are, he should be here this time tomorrow.
These valves have a special tailpiece with rubber hydraulic seal, permitting quick, safe connection to the radiator without the use of additional sealing materials.
Permitting registration of citizens who wish to consult public documents is a development we do not want to see in the EU.
But he is on his way, and weather permitting, he should be here this time tomorrow. He has no idea who we are.
favouring their participation in democratic life and permitting the dissemination of knowledge and innovations.
This shield will block incoming enemy fire while permitting the Shadow Marshal to shoot through.
Tell Chancellor Narcisse I will extend a diplomatic courtesy to France by permitting him to attend his wife's execution.
Its political creation continues every time a developing country is blackmailed into opening its capital market and permitting foreign takeovers.
ViaBOX means electronic/on-board device, placed in the Vehicle, permitting transfer of data necessary for collection of the Electronic Toll.
from early September to late October weather permitting.
I'm going to give everyone in Red Square a voucher permitting one kick each to his stupid face.
that breaks out tomorrow, weather permitting.
war that starts tomorrow, weather permitting.
EnvironMEntal assEssMEnt and pErMitting z The Czech Republic introduced regulatory impact assessment
reminding me that this isn't my house that you're just permitting me to live here.
thereby permitting the free movement of persons.