Examples of using Strasbourg in English and their translations into Czech
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Colloquial
you will see a rather miserable Strasbourg day, which is nothing out of the ordinary.
Sir, the PM is giving a speech in Strasbourg this afternoon, and may not be easily interrupted.
At present the cooperative possibilities are unfortunately still formally restricted to jurisdictions that are party to bilateral treaties or to the Strasbourg Convention.
The time has come to end the Strasbourg farce, to ensure Parliament operates only in Brussels
It is a continuing scandal that this Parliament has not demanded that Member State governments stop the Strasbourg circus once and for all.
With respect to international cooperation at FIU level the formal treaty or Strasbourg Convention adherence condition should be lifted.
And may not be easily interrupted. Sir, the PM is giving a speech in Strasbourg this afternoon.
The Czech Republic complies with the Strasbourg Convention and indeed shows a distinct cooperative attitude.
cut out the hypocrisy and close down the Strasbourg Parliament.
are acceding to the Strasbourg Convention.
The Treaties leave no room for doubt: Strasbourg is not the second seat of the European Parliament;
to take the lead by ending the farce of Brussels, Strasbourg and Luxembourg.
Fundamental Freedoms, the smoothly functioning'Strasbourg' system.
As the Great Pyramid is hidden in Strasbourg cathedral façade, even if, when the cathedral was built,
The European Treaties explicitly state that Strasbourg shall be the only seat of the European Parliament,
However, section 252a of the Criminal Code seems narrower than the concept of money laundering as established by the Vienna, Strasbourg and Palermo conventions.
in the facade, in the Strasbourg cathedral even though, when the cathedral was built,
On 13.02.2017, the Euro-metropolis Strasbourg(metropolitan area of Strasbourg) had announced that the Crit'Air vignette would be introduced in September in the whole region.
From the Lithuanian border, it will be possible to see the chimneys of one of these power plants just as clearly as we can we the tower of Strasbourg Cathedral from Parliament.
the frustrating perception that Brussels and Strasbourg all too often deal with obscure issues