Examples of using To some extent in English and their translations into Czech
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the political classes often seem to be in denial to some extent when it comes to these issues.
Whether the milk you add is warm or cold, it always decreases the temperature of the coffee to some extent.
And deep suffering grips the dense ranks of those who have to some extent already been affected by it.
semi-finished products are processed in different, to some extent automated processes.
We can now to some extent take the wind out of the sails of the euro sceptics by saying that the accounts have been approved for the first time.
Within the framework of his art was humour and exaggeration but also, to some extent, practical jokes or manifestation of opposition to the spirit of the time as well as conventions.
I regret that the debate is getting bogged down to some extent in the conflict about languages and I hope- and this is also what Parliament has expressly
To some extent, what we want to do is suggest that as well as being an extremely serious problem,
I can to some extent understand why this may seem like an attractive option,
at night are to some extent natural effects caused by pupil dilation in dim lightning
lives intensely in his imagination, and to some extent that imaginary world that he inhabits becomes more real than the,
Presented recommenda ons to some extent derive from mul ple discussion that have been lead since the EaP incep on by numerous actors, in par cular
The transitional national plans, together with the possibility of exemptions for large combustion plants, will slow down the modernisation process to some extent, but will, at the same time,
To some extent, the Tax Procedure Rules breaks through bank secrecy rules,
Becomes more real than the, as it were, often mundane reality that we all live in. He's a natural fabulist and storyteller and to some extent that imaginary world that he inhabits
What we have is people who are eyewitnesses and, to some extent, victims of a show which is happening above their heads.
weaknesses in Member States' control systems and, to some extent, effective supervision by the European Commission;
And lives intensely in his imagination, becomes more real than the, as it were, often mundane reality that we all live in. He's a natural fabulist and storyteller and to some extent that imaginary world that he inhabits.
Apart from the substance of this piece of legislation, it is also noteworthy that it demonstrates to some extent the usefulness of the Court of Justice decision concerning action of the Commission against the Council
We also agreed to some extent that the Commission- to turn to the European level- uses soft law in individual cases as a means of circumventing the opportunities for the participation of the legislator as provided for by law.