Examples of using Recent decades in English and their translations into Czech
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Over recent decades, the decentralisation of powers in several Member States has reinforced regional and local authorities' competences
Alongside this, in recent decades, public broadcasting has been encouraged to earn its own money.
although these have rapidly decreased in number in recent decades and have become much larger.
the rest of the world are affected by Alzheimer's disease, and in recent decades, the average age of sufferers has fallen.
The short-term method is based on the elimination of diseases which have developed in recent decades and which lead to loss of liquidity by banks,
law enforcement, and the mutual cooperation of these in recent decades.
In recent decades, as a result of steady lobbying by the banks, the requirements to make a reserve deposit at the nation's central bank have all but disappeared in some countries
In recent decades people have been prosecuted even for indirect participation in genocide,
In recent decades industrial production has relocated to third countries with low production costs,
I am an admirer of the progress made in recent decades in China; however, the arrest of Mr Hu Jia by
In recent decades, the sector has been facing major challenges such as increasing global competition,
The changeability of the transport sector in recent decades and the increasing openness of national rail markets(creating serious problems with their lack of conformity)
In fact, the percentage of UFO sightings reporting a wedge-shaped craft have increased in recent decades, a trend that mirrors the emergence of swept-wing jets
without abandoning the path it has followed in recent decades of playing a leading
this European Union is not shaking off its association with the greatest social decline that Europe has endured in recent decades, the result of an unparalleled attack on people's rights
enormous amount of money; it has delivered nothing in recent decades except for biased reports by the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change(IPCC) and its charlatan chair Rajendra Pachauri.
social crisis in recent decades, fed by liberalisation
Although the use of human organs for transplantation has steadily increased in EU countries in recent decades, the number of people requiring a transplant is greater than the number of organs available for transplant.
there has indeed been a very considerable loss of soil cleanliness in recent decades as a consequence of intensive farming and the great use of fertilisers and chemicals.
The EU's role as a global player has increased in recent decades and the newly established European External Action Service under the Lisbon Treaty could be instrumental in helping the Union to act more effectively to meet global challenges