Examples of using Statements made in English and their translations into Czech
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I would like to register a protest here in this house against the statements made by the French President, Nicolas Sarkozy,
Second, this amendment compares the statements made by the Pope with human rights violations of the most serious kind,
In statements made in October 2011, Polish
For this reason, the statements made by Prime Minister Netanyahu that the authorities in Ramallah should choose between Israel
that this head start for the future is not to be allowed to be thrown away and that the statements made about future research spending,
IT Mr President, just to follow up the statements made by Mr Sassoli- who stated in this House that the text that we are to vote on in Strasbourg will be changed- I think it is pointless to debate a text that the proponents themselves have already declared they will change.
Some of the statements made in the document, and which have been repeated here,
In conclusion, with regard to certain statements made by some Czech political leaders, may I simply say to you that,
For he talks nonsense, numerous statements makes.
Morgan's bank statements make interesting reading.
It would be remiss of me to accept a statement made under duress.
would like to welcome the statement made by the Vice-President of the Commission against the background of the deepening conflict between both sides.
Firstly, this excerpt from a statement made by the German Union of Survivors of the Neuengamme Concentration Camp.
as noted, from the statement made at the last transatlantic summit that took place during the German Presidency.
Of mass destruction and is not developing? What do you make of the statement made… by the Iraqi government that Iraq has no weapons?
I would like to conclude by referring to the statement made by Mr Posselt that culture is often destroyed by nationalisms.
In spite of this, the statement made by Commissioner Orban on the so-called'second mother tongue' was encouraging.
Despite a statement made by Jiří Pátek in his introduction, the book(like any monography)
PL I would like here, in the European Parliament, to refer to the statement made by Polish and German bishops on the 70th anniversary of the outbreak of World War II.
reaffirm one another in the very important statement made by the informal European Council on 11 February 2010.