Examples of using To put an end in English and their translations into Czech
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To put an end to  everything.
To put an end to  all the speculation.
I was merely trying to put an end to  these hauntings.
That day I vowed to put an end to  terrorism in this city.
All I wanted was to put an end to  human suffering. You have to believe me.
I'm sure Inoue-sama will be pleased to put an end to  the pain.
The Council resolved to put an end to  the isolation of that community
it is the responsibility to put an end to  the military occupation
It is time to put an end to  inequality and stereotypes
It is high time, 21 years after the reunification of Europe, to put an end to  visas for inhabitants of Europe who would like to travel within the EU.
We need to put an end to  the system that lets dangerous,
As your union president, my first order of business would be to put an end to  the crippling interference by state officials
Europe itself sprang from the need to put an end to  the expressions of racial hatred that reached a peak in the atrocities of the Second World War.
Even when they have committed the most vicious crimes. that lets dangerous, violent thugs- We need to put an end to  the system be prosecuted as juveniles,
you will be there to put an end to  him, as we should have.
It is important to  break the culture of impunity about such killings and to put an end to  them.
Talking at a  businessmen's association lunch, the governor of California said that the time to put an end to  student riots has come.
We have come back to  the past to  save the future gentlemen, to put an end to  the tyranny of Hitler's Third Reich!
we're going to put an end to  all of that.
The brave judge who gave his life to put an end to  the French Connection.