Examples of using Which only in English and their translations into Czech
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This is a spirit like a wavering flame… which only needs care to burn high.
This playpen has received a positive opinion of the Institute for Mother and Child, which only proves that it is a good choice.
Yeah, and they could not give me a paycheck, which only pays for everything we have.
The processing schedule was even affected by the Christmas holidays, which only confirms how exceptional this project was.
So far the Commission has been producing a lot of accompanying documents, which only devalues the budget itself.
The compromise packages will also reduce expenditure on bureaucracy, which only costs money
will house an electronic computer which only controls water purification,
A strategy which only makes recommendations to the states,
more remote controls, of which only one works, check programming of the receiver.
If you have two or more transmitters, of which only one works, check programming of the receiver.
what you have here is a bleeding without end in which only survives the one that has more agility
The al-Kurd family has been expelled for the benefit of a Jewish family which only recently emigrated to Israel.
start this great battle of fists and kicks which only come a victor.
In the end, the meeting back then in Copenhagen did not result in substantial progress, which only testifies to the complexity of this task
in contrast to the forced returns at sea employed by the Italian Government in breach of international law, which only heighten people's desperation.
Why the provocation with the d'Hondt method, in which only the larger countries gain
because it's like winning the lottery in which only one ticket was ever printed.
On the subject of tuna, we have a scandalous example in the waiving of the rules of origin without the conditions being taken into account in the agreements with Papua New Guinea and Fiji, which only serves to favour our main competitors: Thailand and the Philippines.
creates even greater problems in their countries of origin, which only serves to further crank up the immigration of unskilled people into Europe.
We also disagree with the emphasis on applying the principles of'user pays' and'polluter pays' as it is the end consumer who is mainly affected by these measures, which only benefit those who have the financial capacity to'use' or'pollute',