Examples of using Still fragile in English and their translations into Polish
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his détente with the board still fragile.
The current economic environment of the euro area is characterised by a gradual, but still fragile economic recovery.
The still fragile democratic situation,
Given the still fragile economic situation resulting from the financial crisis that has rocked Europe, in his mid-term review,
serious concerns about increasing politicisation and government control over state institutions and media, and a still fragile inter-ethnic situation.
the limits of the constitutional system of checks and balances, and the still fragile nature of the reform achievements.
Some eastern European partner countries, in addition to the still fragile nature of their political reforms,
Furthermore, the applicant alleges that the situation of the Community industry is still fragile and that any recurrence of substantial imports at dumped prices from the countries concerned would likely lead to a recurrence of further injury of the Community industry should measures be allowed to lapse.
Furthermore, the applicant alleges that the situation of the Community industry is still fragile and that any recurrence of substantial imports at dumped prices from the country concerned would likely lead to a recurrence of further injury of the Community industry should measures be allowed to lapse.
for the consolidation of the present, still fragile political transitions,
She's still fragile.
I'm still fragile.
You're still fragile.
Logan's mind is still fragile.
Logan is mind is still fragile.
However, this process is still fragile.
Mr President, the peace in Northern Ireland is still fragile.
Just keep in mind, they're still fragile. Yeah.