Examples of using Which are often in English and their translations into Czech
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the bureaucratic treaties which are often 50 to 60 pages long
medium-sized enterprises, which are often neglected, to improve their competitiveness through improved access to protection via the patent as well as a reduction in costs.
food lobbies, which are often motivated by economic concerns.
as well as delivering safety benefits by reducing the need for line operators to access the metal detector directly, which are often installed in hazardous or inaccessible locations.
same for 20 years, with decreases in some cases of up to 25% as a result of the massive entry of imports, which are often products of illegal fishing.
Well, we're all good liars, which is often a good basis for friendship.
A small temple, which is often likened to the temple Ta Phrom.
They say two heads are better than one, which is often true.
Opting for other solutions means a substantial economic burden, which is often impossible to shoulder.
Which is often inaccurate and always mean.
Slovenia, which is often confused with Slovakia,
solar lamps, which were often the only source of electricity.
How does the Commission intend to prevent deforestation, which is often linked to the production of biomass
This treaty will allow Europe to be more efficient by making the unanimous vote, which is often paralysing, the exception, and the majority vote the rule.
Most security measures provided by leading cloud offices focus on storage protection only, which is often subjective and insufficient.
also for the environment, which is often a secondary victim of disrespectful conduct at sea.
all guest interactions have to occur over WAN link, which is often slow.
At Queen‘s concerts he tirelessly sang often very high-pitched second voices, which were often laid over the main vocal of Freddie!
causing cirrhosis, which is often merely setting the stage for liver cancer.