Examples of using A progress report in English and their translations into Czech
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A progress report?
You want a progress report?
We also have regular monitoring reports, which are envisaged until the end of the year and,in addition, we will have a progress report- I think at the end of May 2009.
You want a progress report?
Do you have any details, Commissioner, 18 months in to this Seventh Framework Programme, as to how it is developing, which countries have a satisfactory take-up rate, what the main problems are andif the Commission intends to produce a progress report on this financing framework?
Is this a progress report?
Anything important?- Mayor wants a progress report.
I need a progress report.
The Captain wants a progress report.
I need a progress report on this weapon.
The Captain wants a progress report.
I want a progress report on Kochenko's shooting.
I will get you a progress report.
You have a progress report on tape?
I take it Truman wants a progress report.
I have got a progress report from the cart here.
Captain Tygus, I want a progress report.
I called in to the police for a progress report, but because of the lawsuit, we're not exactly number one on their call list.
My second point is this:in its December resolution on the 2007 budget, Parliament called for a progress report on staff screening, wanting it by 30 April 2008.
To give you a progress report on our activities.
Severide, give me a progress report.
There is a reference to Article 11 of the agreementin this inserted text, to wit that a progress report must follow within three years, and Article 11 of the agreement states that if the European Union works on a procedure itself, both parties- the US and the European Union- must amend the text of the agreement accordingly.
The Chief wants a progress report.
Do I get a progress report?
General wants a progress report.
Matty wants a progress report. Hey, Mac.
I have come to give a progress report.
You give me a progress report in return.
I owe the Praetor a progress report.
Joe Blake with a progress report, line 2.