Primeri uporabe Has of course v Angleški in njihovi prevodi v Slovenski
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No one ever has, of course.
That has, of course, affected us all.
The economic and financial crisis has of course already been mentioned.
This has, of course, given rise to much of the discord that we can now sense.
Some progress has of course been made.
Poland has of course removed all control points and consequently in my province alone we have shut down as many as 55 border crossings.
The Special Court for Sierra Leone has of course set a precedent, as has already been mentioned here.
The Charter of Fundamental Rights,which has become a legal component of the Treaty, has of course its own great significance.
Sixth- This has, of course, affected my creativity as well.
It is apparent from the report that the author has a deep, personal interest in Ukrainian development issues andin the shaping of its relations with the European Union, and this has of course benefited the report.
Freud's hypothesis has of course been attacked from all sides.
Yes, progress has of course been made: unemployment is falling and productivity rising, yet job insecurity in Europe is rising too.
Being Cape Verde one of the smallest countries in Africa has, of course, a small number of sites classified as World Heritage by UNESCO.
The EU has, of course, already confirmed the importance of the Baltic-Adriatic Corridor by giving priority status to the northern part from Gdańsk to the Czech Republic.
It's an absurd discussion,and Kim Kielsen[Greenland's current prime minister] has of course made it clear that Greenland is not for sale, and that is the end of this discussion.
There has of course always been some limited competition between banks- customers could obtain a credit card from another bank, and even change banks, although they seldom did.
My critical and theoretical apparatus,which was developed alongside structuralist literature, has of course remained more or less the same and it would be difficult to replace it quickly even if I wanted to.
The Council has, of course, accepted the 250 posts linked to the 2007 enlargement.
Starting with the SIS II, this has of course- and I am the first to recognise this- been a long saga, as somebody said.
The Commission has of course concluded that enforcement of the existing legislation must be stepped up and that the relevant texts, such as specifications and technical instructions, must be revised so that they can be better applied in the case of nanomaterials.
In short, the use of these herbicides has of course increased, but it varies depending on the variety that is being sprayed.
The Commission has, of course, applied the contractual penalties provided for to punish this delay.
The distinguished representation of Sinn Féin has of course departed, but I speak on this question not as a lobbyist or a bureaucrat but as a democrat.
Another indispensable ingredient has, of course, traditionally been meat, particularly beef and poultry produced by farms in Central Slovenia.
The Office for Democratic Institutions and Human Rights has of course identified a few positive developments, but the election process did not satisfy OSCE requirements for democratic elections.
In future, when we will have an even stronger European internal market and will gain European powers,as Mr Sarkozy has of course planned, then the European Parliament as an elected institution in Europe must be involved in genuine control, a control that we have in the national parliaments, but do not yet have in the European Parliament.
Representatives of the European Parliament have, of course, been invited as well.
The banks have, of course, been rescued.
Knowledge that you have, of course.
Here in America we have, of course, Americans.