Examples of using Almost total in English and their translations into Czech
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You see, i have almost total control.
Almost total internal collapse… heart, kidneys, bladder, liver.
Your wife's had an almost total loss of memory.
In Parliament, access to meetings and documents is almost total.
You see, i have almost total control of that energy force in there.
The mission takes place in almost total darkness.
In the Council, we had almost total solidarity, as everyone accepted the increase of 2.91.
But she still has the advantage of almost total concealment.
An almost total absence of medicines, medical supplies, and spare parts for the equipment.
The earthquake in Haiti demonstrated the almost total incompetence of the local authorities.
They will have arrested me and they will be interrogating me. Then, with almost total security.
His susceptibility to suggestion is almost total… but his mind will still take him places.
Different from the Black Sea area,the River Danube is under almost total EU control.
Hedge funds have been granted almost total freedom to operate by the majority of this Parliament.
Regrettably, up to now the response from the Mexican authorities has been ineffective, which is why we can now accurately say that we are looking at a case of almost total impunity.
Our verdict on the Swedish Presidency is that it has been an almost total success, basically in four fundamental areas.
We need to put an end to our almost total dependence on fossil fuels by combining the various policies that encompass all modes of transport.
These are the usual symptoms… unbearable temperature andfever… then, almost total recovery… as if nothing had ever happened.
I imagine you must be aware that the almost total unanimity in this House today with respect to the proposal just debated, is not merely a coincidence.
How hard it's been on you Well, let's just say we understand so we added a little something special to helpyou pass the time. to be kept here in almost total isolation.
In writing.-(PL) The debate on Mr Libicki's report shows almost total unanimity in the assessment of the Nord Stream project.
Well, let's just say we understand how hard it's been on you to help you pass the time. so we added a little something special to be kept here in almost total isolation.
Is in almost total blackness tonight in the wake of a series of freakish lightning storms which struck the country at approximately 4:00 a. The Ukraine, a country of some 52 million people, of catastrophic proportion.
I am disappointed about the situation of the Croatian shipbuilding industry, a sector that was once the pearl of Yugoslav industrial exports, butwhich is now in almost total ruin.
The inadequacy of purely mathematical models,which led the authorities of individual countries to an almost total shutdown of the airspace even when there was no need, has been demonstrated.
From listening to the debate,there is almost total agreement on what we need to do when it comes to children's rights, and we have come a long way from the old adage that'children should be seen and not heard.
In other words, the European Parliament is advocating'increased market access', with catastrophic consequences for industry and jobs in, for example, the naval construction andrepair sector in Portugal and its almost total destruction.
Consumers are forced to accept almost total responsibility for a transaction, and they are subjected to additional conditions and price increases in the course of a service provision; agreements may be terminated ex parte.
If we then consider that, according to the Court of Auditors, 51% of resources earmarked to Sicily for the 2000-2006 programming period were not spent and that a good percentage of the funds utilised were blighted by irregularities,we can easily understand the almost total lack of public trust.
The Ukraine, a country of some 52 million people, is in almost total blackness tonight, in the wake of a series of freakish lightning storms of catastrophic proportion, which struck the country at approximately 4 a.m. Local time.