Examples of using A considerable in English and their translations into Czech
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A considerable personal fortune.
Incorrect repairs can constitute a considerable.
And that is a considerable if, herr hammer.
Given the forecasts of rapid growth in air transport, this will have a considerable environmental effect.
This waste presents a considerable environmental challenge.
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The defendant owns a very lucrative Internet company and has amassed A considerable personal fortune.
This anniversary has a considerable symbolic and political meaning for our Europe.
That it was never detected. it was carried out so meticulously If this was arson-- and that's a considerable“if”.
Having someone with me It does make a considerable on whom I can thoroughly rely. difference to me.
I don't think I'm being unreasonable in asking to hear some music from an act in which we have a considerable financial investment.
Outstanding debts represent a considerable financial risk, especially for small and medium-sized enterprises.
I am also convinced that European Union relations with the Solomon Islands, where the sea is full of tuna,also represent a considerable economic interest.
If this was arson-- and that's a considerable"if"-- it was carried out so meticulously that it was never detected.
Supporting greater integration of SMEs into R&D is something that Parliament has always advocated, andEurostars can have a considerable mobilising impact.
If this was arson-- and that's a considerable“if”-- that it was never detected. it was carried out so meticulously.
The appearance of an elite is of particular importance for the scientific sphere in the new Member States,which possess a considerable and hitherto untapped potential.
In addition, I would like to underline another important factor mentioned in the relevant reports which is that the conclusion of these agreements will imply a considerable financial burden for Macedonia and other Western Balkan countries.
The basis of our activity is on creating a considerable economic advantage for all our customers in logistics and IT processes.
RO Madam President, although subsidised coal accounts for only a small proportion of the European Union's electricity production, the immediate andsimultaneous closure of hard coal mines will have a considerable social impact in certain areas of Europe.
We were very glad todo that work and also contributed a considerable financial amount to the Daily Centre in addition to that.
They have a considerable environmental impact on forests and on agricultural land, and the impact of their development on food resources will continue to grow.
Commissioner Reding said last week'what we do know is that body scanners may have a considerable privacy-invasive potential and so we need full consideration of their impact.
The opportunities have been increased for developing regional cooperation where, alongside the European Network ofTransmission System Operators and the national regulators, the Agency for the Cooperation of Energy Regulators will also play a considerable motivating role.
This is a pity because the directive will have a considerable economic impact, in combination with the climate package, on measures already decided.
In contrast to the normal nature of a framework directive, the Commission proposal- and I share this opinion- includes very rigid, detailed regulations, and commits the Member States to numerous examinations andreports that would result in a considerable administrative load.
Attaining these targets requires a considerable financial effort: EUR 58 billion, according to some meticulous calculations, from both public and private sources.
Furthermore, creating European databases on all sorts of costs and margins, as the report proposes,would result in a considerable administrative cost for businesses, which would be passed on and absorbed into retail prices.
It was recommended that where projects might possibly have a considerable environmental impact, appropriate screening should be carried out- particularly as regards sensitive areas and the possible cumulative impact of projects.
Sepsis can be difficult to identify, particularly in the initial stages,and it presents a considerable diagnostic challenge to emergency department and intensive care clinicians.
