Examples of using This trend in English and their translations into Czech
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The prospect of the entry into force of the Treaty of Lisbon will increase this trend spectacularly.
Alongside this trend, the organic increase in the number of inhabitants may become negative.
We want to continue this trend, which is why we are keeping pace with the latest technology.
Europe must finally leave this trend behind it and put the wrong moves of recent years under the microscope.
They were winning the war, and if this trend continued… all of Europe would fall.
This trend must be decisively countered through a bold
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This trend toward simpler and simpler inscriptions that mobilize larger and larger numbers of events in one spot, cannot be understood
This trend is also partly explained by the fact pricing has reached levels where the potential future returns are less interesting for some buyers than they were say 12-18 months ago.
To counteract this trend and the associated increase in weight,
It is also good to see that this trend is not only apparent in B2C companies, but also within an
Mr Zver's report endorses this trend, one that has already been perceived as a welcome one,
It is absolutely essential to manage and regulate the felling and clearance of forests at the European level, as long as these countries have such incompetent or corrupt politicians who are either unable or unwilling to halt this trend.
This trend continued when the following year NBC premiered Star Trek,
if we want to reverse this trend, if we want to remain credible,
as a matter of fact, this trend has been on the rise across Europe.
I would therefore argue that in order to counter this trend, improved health
with Cameroon could help to reverse this trend, if they are effective
we welcome the substantial increase in the execution of payments and we hope that this trend will continue in 2007,
If this trend continues, it will indeed lead to governance by agency at the expense, frankly, of the Commission,