Examples of using Soft landing in English and their translations into Czech
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So you just want me to leap off a cliff and hope for a soft landing beneath?
There will be no soft landing; there will be a rough landing when it is realised what the Commission has in mind as regards quotas.
This is in line with the soft landing ahead of the milk quota system in 2015,
we know about the soft landing and decoupling, and other innovative measures.
We talk here of a soft landing, which for me means pulling the wool over the milk producers' eyes.
Good thing I made a soft landing in a pile of your feathers.
digging in the garden for a soft landing in case you needed it.
As for the milk sector, the soft landing requires a transitional period
However, those of you who have flown into the storms this week know that a soft landing depends on which way the wind is blowing
The Commission's proposal for a'soft landing' policy and a 2% increase in quotas every year until 2014,
are considering the possibility, in relation to the adjustment mechanisms or soft landing, of designing individual models for each Member State.
I think that it is disappointing to be part of the debate on whether we should begin the so-called'soft landing' and give the milk producers who want to the opportunity to increase their milk production.
It transpires from information in the press that the Commissioner supports proposals for an annual increase in quotas of only 1% from 2010 as part of what is called the soft landing.
its fabulous Las Canteras beach and come down with a soft landing.
Secondly, in terms of the much talked-of soft landing, we need to have particular regard for those regions which have built their structure
Softer landing, ladies, please.
Soft Landings.
Softer landing, ladies, please.
Softer landing, ladies, please.
Well, I have had softer landings.