Examples of using Which gives in English and their translations into Czech
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Which gives the executive branch broad powers who it deems still possibly a threat. War Powers Act
Each jar really does contain one whole curd cheese, which gives the product its unmistakable, typical taste.
The speaker in the document bag design features an amplifier with a sound output of 15 watts, which gives the speaker a dynamic
It is hazardous for anyone else than a competent person to remove a cover which gives protection against exposure to microwave energy.
Planchet, Grimaud and Bazin with the Queen's help use daring tactics, which gives more hope on the gallows rather than on success.
Also, even vaporisation means even release of taste, which gives more equalized taste sensations, as opposed to conduction vaporisers,
The citizens' initiative, which gives a million Europeans the right to propose legislative initiatives,
It's very easy to connect Arizer Extreme Q Vaporizer to a water filter or a bong, which gives outstanding results- the vapor is cooled down and gets some extra moisture.
The withdrawal from the EU is a formal legal process which gives the UK two years for a negotiation with the EU.
sea the barrier which gives this reef its name.
The courtyard, which gives the guest house its name,
Which gives Nate Baldwin very strong grounds Well,
a Europe which gives, which takes, which shares.
There is a little-known codicil in the Faber College Constitution… which gives the Dean unlimited power to preserve order… in time of campus emergency.
Which gives Nate Baldwin very strong grounds to appeal his conviction.
I decided to endorse this initiative, which gives certain regions in Europe the opportunity for development.
dotted with blue-green mould due to the Penicillium roqueforti which gives the cheese its typical bluish-green veins.
We have adopted the Temporary Community Framework for State aid, which gives the Member States more room for manoeuvre in solving liquidity problems.
You create a -4facet point which gives the ideal cutting performance since the chisel edge gets a point instead of being almost flat as on many drills.
A year ago in April 2008 we came up with the idea'Debate Europe' which gives an opportunity to break the often artificial divide between national
