Examples of using The promises in English and their translations into Czech
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Who taught me history at the dinner table every night, about Armenia, about the promises of freedom.
among EU governments are trying to wriggle out of the promises given to Turkey as a candidate country.
They are amongst the promises that are trotted out again
About Armenia, about the promises of freedom. Who taught me history at the dinner table every night.
Despite all the promises that were made to European citizens, we have decided to ratify this Treaty in most Member States without referendums.
Turkey evidently does not need to adhere to the Copenhagen criteria so strictly, despite all the promises from the Council, the Commission
For good. After all the bad publicity, the pancake company… couldn't back off the promises made that day by Mother Paula.
fail to push beyond the promises but it will mean absolutely nothing if you return.
I know sometimes I get so wrapped up in my world I forget the promises that I made to each of you when you arrived.
I believe that they will keep the promises they have given and that this Treaty will be signed.
Before Confirmation, people who were baptised as children can renew the promises that their parents made on their behalf at Baptism.
continues in Iran, despite the promises of the Iranian government and parliament.
war has been occupied, and how the promises made to the West have been torn up.
then we must also keep the promises that were made with regard to membership.
I forget the promises that I made to each of you when you arrived.
In Kosovo the Ahtisaari Plan has succeeded in becoming an idea that can be realised beyond the promises, bringing calm to the region.
they take up and fulfill the promises that God made starting with Abraham.
By 2007, little progress has been made regarding the promises in Doha, including access to essential medicines.
Sir, given the promises we have made, it makes sense to allow Dr. Lennon to inspect the embryos.
This is why we courageously start to proclaim the promises again, reinvigorating our hope