Examples of using Some instances in English and their translations into Czech
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The socio-economic structures of the Member States vary greatly in some instances.
In some instances. William: Or-- or downright discouraging, I suppose.
In some instances, even undeserving of children, wouldn't you say?
In some instances, refund of fees may be done as bonus credit.
In some instances, groups of up to nine children shared a single bedroom.
In some instances, it appears to be organised fraud against the Royal purse.
Deputies report that in some instances, only parts of the corpses have been removed.
In some instances, this could lead to the scrapping of the complete production batch.
As the honourable Member recognises in his question, in some instances, new markets are being created.
USB devices with storage capacity of more than 8 gigabytes may not work in some instances.
Because in some instances, we ourselves today could not replicate what our ancestors allegedly accomplished with stonemasonry.
In some instances when a girl is as young as you are the family will raise the child.
In some instances, when you opt-out,
In some instances, staff attempts to manage violent situations resulted in the imposition of restrictions on all children.
In Scotland, farmers are currently being punished for small mistakes with very, very large fines in some instances.
In some instances, this may mean that we are able to retain data
But in some instances women have been known to kill their children as a way to pay back a spouse.
An elite graphologist can use a mere doodle as the basis for a sample in some instances, so be an elite graphologist.
At the same time some elements are more widely applicable, and in some instances the European Union can also learn something from non-European countries such as Canada.
and there are some instances where it's not exactly how I would have wanted it.