Examples of using Will recognise in English and their translations into Czech
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No embassy will recognise her.
In addition to other familiar faces, local audiences will recognise the former Slovak Minister of Culture Milan Kňažko in the role of the Russian torturer Sasha.
This measure will recognise in a practical way the contribution of volunteers
She will see me for what I am, will recognise me at last for someone she will be happy to be with.
Your Lordship will recognise that matters of quite clearly spurious national security cannot be permitted to intervene on the prosecution's case.
Edgaar will recognise that dragon horn I gave you…
Firstly, it should be made clearer in the Council that no EU state will recognise the illegitimate regime of Mugabe.
The EU therefore hopes that the government of Sri Lanka will recognise the constructive objectives of the report,
You have to raise it up to eye level for it to reliably work, but it will recognise me even with an off-centre glance at the right height.
two thirds of the European institutions will recognise their effort and progress.
I therefore hope that this House will recognise the need to give Frontex additional resources in the 2008 budget.
Students of Top Gear will recognise this as the Bowler Nemesis,
We hope that the European Parliament will recognise the positive developments
against the report but abstain in the hope that when the legislative proposals come forward Parliament will recognise the need for radical reform.
I hope that the new President will recognise and respond to this.
Third, we want to increase public understanding about civil liberties so that people will recognise their importance and stand up for their rights.
Maybe just by looking at them I will recognise a face,. some eyes, an expression, a smile.
The Russians will recognise the consequences of our taking resolute action
These symbols carry a message that people will recognise and act as a shorthand version of that institution.
in the conciliation meetings, the Council will recognise that it needs to look not just at cuts,