Examples of using Small countries in English and their translations into Czech
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but… in really small countries like New Zealand.
It must be said again that Germany has no intention to use military might against small countries, unless they seek to aid our enemy.
medium and small countries.
at the expense of the small countries.
this Chamber could adopt a more welcoming attitude, because small countries need to be treated tenderly.
The dramatic modern history of small countries bordering the southern part of the Black Sea began in 1990 when the Abkhazian government announced Abkhazian SSR within the USSR
However, particular attention needs to be given to the negative impact that a CCCTB could have on small countries such as Ireland, whose prosperity
The requirement to increase the proportion of renewable energy in the EU to an average of 20% may put the small countries, in which this percentage is already exceeded, and large countries,
However, particular attention needs to be given to the negative impact that a CCCTB could have on small countries such as Ireland, whose prosperity and employment levels depend
The minimum threshold of six seats is thus a positive step that will increase the small countries' faith in the European Union
You have been a balancing factor between the large and small countries, so in this connection I would like to borrow the words of my party's Chairman,
However, particular attention needs to be given to the negative impact that a CCCTB could have on small countries such as Ireland,
Compare that to small countries like Israel, Taiwan
there are double standards when we weigh up two small countries, of which one opposes us and is hostile
merely prescribing high tolls in parts of certain small countries will serve little purpose.
The plot is for the Czech Presidency to demonstrate that small countries are inept
balance between the large and small countries.
coming down hard on small countries and yielding to large ones with whom we share important economic
there are large countries and small countries, but because President Sarkozy was personally able to meet the challenges.
the large number still discriminates against small countries and against workers who lose their jobs in smaller numbers.