Examples of using Blank cheque in English and their translations into Czech
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So it is not a blank cheque.
Like a blank cheque, it has no value.
Your support is not a blank cheque.
Yet writing a blank cheque is, of course, no solution.
It is anything but a blank cheque.
Our blank cheque was meant to be cashed straightaway.
It is not a blank cheque for copyright holders.
Why, in God's name, give him a blank cheque?
In the meantime, this blank cheque ought to cover the damage.
We cannot sign a blank cheque to bail out the countries of eastern Europe.
They're just not interested. I offered them a blank cheque.
So there will be no'blank cheque': I abstained.
We would all come to know the Kaiser's memorandum to Austria as"the blank cheque.
Our support is not, therefore, a blank cheque, but an investment.
For this reason I support Mr Barroso's candidacy, butthis support is not a blank cheque.
The blank cheque for the future currently being demanded in the report really cannot be taken seriously.
That doesn't change the fact that you don't get a blank cheque anymore, Logan.
We are issuing a blank cheque today and we require the necessary transparency in how this money is being spent.
Because the great concern we all have is that we may well be handing over a blank cheque to the Commission.
The European Parliament is not giving a blank cheque to Mr Barroso and the College of Commissioners.
I fully understand, as Mrs Estrela and others have said,that the support of those who will be willing to back me is not a blank cheque.
These judgments do not give contracting authorities a blank cheque, but rather provide them with a clear framework.
As for you, Mr Barroso, if, as I hope, a majority of MEPs give you their support tomorrow,this will not be a blank cheque.
We cannot expect anybody to give a blank cheque or promises if we do not bring something credible.
Having failed to receive sufficient answers to these questions, we have voted against,because we cannot give a blank cheque to the European Commission.
It is true that Parliament, like other EU bodies, adopted the Ahtisaari plan,but not as a blank cheque, rather on the understanding that the plan would have the approval of the United Nations Security Council.
If they want toachieve a major agreement, we should alert Europeans to the fact that they should be ready to hand over a blank cheque.
This means that, every month, each MEP is receiving a blank cheque that would surprise even Santa Claus.