Examples of using Which often in English and their translations into Czech
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they find themselves in a weaker bargaining position, which often leads to their having worse working conditions.
In addition to the financial compensation granted under the fisheries agreements, which often contribute significantly to our partner countries' revenue
For the regions which, for example, spend the Cohesion Fund and which often cannot spend all their money because they unable to do so
in coping with administrative tasks which often exceed the requirements under EU directives.
the role of the credit rating companies, which often display a great inconsistency
It concerns illegal employment, which often leads to wage compression
the computerized reservations systems require certain conditions from tourism operators, which often lead to higher prices
fails to get to the root of the problem, which often lies in parallel societies,
This is particularly important for forms of online advertising via Internet and telephone, which often reach the public in an unsolicited manner,
complex regulations, which often limit the possibility of adjusting production to suit changes in demand,
In writing.-(ET) Cancer is a very costly disease for society, a disease which is becoming considerably more expensive to diagnose and treat, and which often causes long-term disability,
the impressive aerial releases and dismounts which often include multiple flips
India will create huge opportunities for existing retailers who have the benefit of established infrastructure and brands which often attract emerging market consumers.
economic consequences which often hit fishermen when action is taken to replenish fish stocks
hail showers or floods, which often affect the livelihoods of our farmers.
which antivirus companies have not yet detected, but">also for"walking" mutating viruses, which often changes its structure,
that is why there must be a greater European commitment to protecting businesses in the EU, which often find themselves having to compete with unscrupulous partners.
we wanted as well to make sure that local authorities, which often deliver much of what is required under the common system,
that we can evaluate projects, which often cover both areas, in a uniform way.
There are others who use the absence of such a policy as an excuse to justify their bilateral deals with suppliers which often ignore the requirements of transparency