Examples of using Which still in English and their translations into Czech
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What it does is single out one of the unfortunate aspects of Indian life which still exists.
They say animatronics not have gone Freddy fazbear pizzeria pizza, which still loitering at night and continue scaring people found inside the premises.
Which still stands, by the way. Do you?
doubled the required amounts of fruits and vegetables, which still includes french fries and pizza.
It will not end with the adoption of this report, which still leaves some questions unanswered,
HolidayMappers bring you within the series of night trainings YoCup 2010/2011 an exclusive experience on the map, which still is not really a map
It is even more difficult for workers in Member States- such as my own country- which still insist on restricting mobility for a transitional period.
then… he pulls the emergency brake, which still works.
vesting with power the European External Action Service, which still has not commenced operations?
We clearly still need to stamp out the Soviet anti-Semitism which still marks the mentality of some of your colleagues here in Parliament.
You can prove it in the literature, you can prove it in the sculptures, which still exist worldwide,
because they constitute a significant group which still uses traditional sources of energy.
Ukraine has already completed negotiations with the WTO countries, with the exception of Kyrgyzstan, which still insists on recovering the old debt of USD 27 million dating from Soviet times.
You can prove it in the literature, which still exist worldwide,
Anything to help break down your restraint,'that cursed modesty which still makes you blush after 20 years of marriage.
Belarus is the only state in Europe which still carries out executions,
The reports being discussed in Parliament are not reassuring because of the grave deficiencies which still exist at air,
I regret to say that Belarus is the only country in Europe which still applies the death penalty in practice.
have grave doubts about amendment 61, which still leaves the door open too wide.
The European Parliament has made appeals for its abolition in the countries which still retain this barbaric practice.