Examples of using Were necessary in English and their translations into Czech
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Thousands and thousands of attempts and a lot of patience were necessary to find the right way of working
tried to procure the various documents that were necessary for us to leave.
replicate bio-cortical fluid synthetically. Human-to-android brain transplants were necessary because, until now.
I would risk my life for my people, if it were necessary.
The fire were necessary to look at the paintings
I won't apologise for the hardships you have endured reaching this room'cause the pressures and pains were necessary.
Strauss had taught that these myths were necessary to give ordinary people meaning
So, all of these inventions were necessary to actually build something as complicated as this car.
He adopted the manners of a gentleman of culture… knowing all these things were necessary to his scheme.
If the deaths of 10,000 children were necessary to ensure the birth of my child I would destroy them.
These efforts were necessary and appropriate, and played an important part in averting an even more serious crisis,
It seems that the first deaths were necessary in order to sensitize the authorities for this phenomenon.
for the Former Yugoslavia, although it felt that further efforts were necessary.
a year ago we debated here in this Chamber what actions were necessary to tackle the global financial crisis.
three fifths of the votes cast were necessary for the adoption of the reports.
The university proclaimed that the experiments were necessary and that I could go to another university if I didn't like to take part in them.
which is why the spending programmes were necessary.
claimed that reparations were necessary to restore what was stolen from the victims of the Holocaust.
These concessions were necessary in order to respond to demands made by certain Member States,
In writing.-(PT) The recent decisions of the Government of the United States have simply confirmed- as if it were necessary- that which has long been denounced: