Examples of using Sufficient time in English and their translations into Czech
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Always present Yourself at the self-service machine with sufficient time in advance to print the Ticket, especially during peak travel hours.
because of continuous mapping somehow still was not sufficient time.
safety training before they start work, allocating sufficient time, including.
Our Committee had sufficient time in which to consider its opinion,
To ensure quality preparation and sufficient time for the evaluation, it is advised to develop the Terms of Reference
It is important to create school conditions whereby sufficient time can be set aside every day for physical education
The compromise amendments which have been agreed provide sufficient time for manufacturers to prepare the implementation of new technologies,
I will try to respond to as many of them as I can given the fact that we did not have sufficient time as we usually have within the Fisheries Committee
The extension of the period will ensure that Member States have sufficient time to evaluate these substances up until 2014 when the substantive revision of the Biocides Directive will most likely come into force.
Consequently, I am asking the Commission to put forward a solution that gives the industry sufficient time to bring itself into conformity with the regulation's requirements,
give women sufficient time to recover from birth
This will give sufficient time for the Board and others to be able to indicate whether the procedures are working
businesses benefit from an adaptation period providing sufficient time to meet these new requirements,
with those in employment, and provides sufficient time for the healthy recovery of mother and child.
women with maternity leave lasting 18 weeks would have sufficient time to breast-feed their children,
which also provides sufficient time to analyse the possible consequences in context with the broader review of the basic legal instrument in this field,
while at the same time ensuring sufficient time for taking suitable measures at each stage.
without giving Parliament sufficient time to process its position is,
also provides sufficient time to analyse the possible consequences in context with the broader review of the basic legal instrument in this field.
more importantly, sufficient time- which is something Mr Chatzimarkakis just mentioned-