Examples of using A revised in English and their translations into Czech
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A revised treaty?
Time for a revised plan.
A revised treaty? Unacceptable.
I have a revised theory.
A revised treaty? Unacceptable?
People also translate
Here is a revised list.
Dr. Strauss, I understand you have a revised plan.
Time for a revised plan.
A revised preliminary budget will be distributed for review by the end of the week.
This is a revised version.
Looks like she came out with a revised edition.
Here's a revised suspect list.
The witness will provide a revised testimony.
Here's a revised list of your duties.
The D.A. just faxed over a revised witness list.
Here's a revised list of your duties.
Within the framework of preparing the review conference taking place in 2010 the Council intends to draw up a revised and updated common position.
It contained a revised schematic.
Statement by the Commission on whether carbon dioxide should be a named substance with suitable thresholds in a revised Seveso Directive.
Unacceptable! A revised treaty?
I just meant that a revised outer you is an even more confident manifestation of the unchanged inner you… the real you… the you-ness inside.
Unacceptable! A revised treaty?
Nor does it augur well for the future development of a social market economy that a minority of Member States blocked a compromise on a revised Working Time Directive last week.
I have got a revised settlement offer.
This will include the necessary quantum leap in simplification, which will be made possible by a common strategic framework,new rules for participation and- with your help- a revised user-friendly Financial Regulation.
I'm gonna need a revised report.
In terms of a revised will, who knows about its contents?
The most important one is to ensure that Parliament's new powers are applied even during the transitional period andthat the proposals that need to be tabled result in a new interinstitutional agreement in future and that a revised Financial Regulation must be viewed as a package so that we achieve a functional whole without overlaps and interpretation problems.
I am expecting a revised hors d'oeuvres list from my wedding planner.
I would also like to support the idea that, along with the EU's accession to the Convention on the Protection of Human Rights and Fundamental Freedoms,serious consideration should also be given to the wide-scale adoption of legislation setting out the area of social rights- the adoption of a revised European Social Charter at a Europe-wide level for the Union as a whole, for example, would clearly be a welcome step.