Examples of using Well received in English and their translations into Czech
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This was very well received by European and international markets,
But despite being well received by the public, scholars
At the risk of repeating myself, the acquisition by Wacker Neuson was also a godsend for Weidemann and was well received by the staff over the following years.
We were well received and they apologized about how it looked about the renovation.
Our Loden tent is particularly well received in the restaurant industry, not least due to the"Alpine look" and the association of loden tent with the Alpine region.
it was very well received.
And as I'm the only one who has read them I can tell you that they have all been very well received.
it's not that well received.
the guru of the backpack was not well received among park officials.
it was very well received.
Ledbetter's ideas weren't very well received by their peers.
write as well as feeling confident that complaints made this way would be well received.
Mr President, your speech at our recent part-session in Brussels on the events in Tibet was extremely well received by the House, and I think it enjoyed the support of all the Members present.
The European decision to publish individual results of bank stress tests was indeed very well received by the G20 leaders in Toronto last weekend
in which the action plan was well received.
has been well received by customers and volumes of pharmaceuticals transported by Emirates SkyCargo have grown by over 30% since the time of the launch.
would also be well received in America, regardless of whether we sang in German,
it seems clear from the report that this network has been extremely well received by the citizens of Europe who are the main focus of your work.
can be taken into account, and the Commission has set up a working group- which has also been very well received by you- to present a report next week on aspects relating to the economy.
particularly since they were not always well received within his own institution.