Examples of using Characterises in English and their translations into Czech
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It is human suffering that characterises life on board these makeshift boats.
I am also referring to the ageing of the European population,which is another challenge which characterises the EU.
If there is one thing that characterises the Canary Islands, it's the landscape.
We repudiated at the time the anti-Americanism,both latent and overt, that characterises some in this House.
This innovation allows Europe to move forward and characterises its will to achieve better cooperation and greater integration in the transport sector.
This is an outrageous crime against democratic principles andan equally outrageous example of the arrogance of power that characterises cooperation in the EU.
Colour temperature(also chromaticity) characterises the spectrum of white light kelvin- K.
This is an outrageous crime against democratic principles andan equally outrageous example of the arrogance of power that characterises cooperation in the EU.
Natural decline in the production of this co-enzyme characterises older skin, but also strained and stressed skin.
If there's something that characterises contemporary photography, it's the intersection and crossing borders of narrowly-defined genres and also the evening out the surfaces of so-called high and low art.
The EU must cease to subsidise failed European agriculture,end the hidden protectionism which characterises its trade policy and abandon its immoral fisheries agreements.
With all this regulatory fervour that characterises this Union, one asks oneself why action was not taken when banks began to cross national borders to an appreciable extent?
Political institutions are only credible if they are transparent,thus giving them the legitimacy that they need to preserve the democracy that characterises them.
Our traditions andour regional identity are what characterises our wine, and that should also guide us in the deliberations we are now having on the wine market regulations.
On behalf of the Verts/ALE Group.-(ES) Mr President, just yesterday we were talking about the inconsistency andineffectiveness that sometimes characterises the European Union's sanctions policy.
First and foremost, however, the increasing pressure to perform which characterises the contemporary workplace creates not only physical problems but psychological problems too.
Sikora characterises Tvoridlo as an instrument-tool-person and he confronts it with varied conditions and situations that allow it to open up to creative activity and spontaneous behaviour.
The revival of the dialogue between our two great powers, andthe promotion of multilateral negotiations which characterises the policy of the new Obama administration, accentuate the importance of this text.
Another creation by Ladislav Sitenský characterises an immense scope of themes and approaches:"I am perhaps the only photographer in all of Europe, who had such a wide focus.
The first the absolute necessity to protect the geographical indications and designations of origin, which are often questioned butnevertheless establish the link to the land that characterises the European agricultural model.
As this motion for a resolution highlights, in order to safeguard the global,cooperative concept of security that characterises the OSCE and also makes it unique, the Action Plan must strike a balance between the three dimensions.
With the gift of hindsight that characterises the leaders, great and small, who govern us, vigorous measures have been prepared with a view to assessing risks properly and avoiding excessive leverage effects.
The resulting picture connects two modes of existence- the real(the texture of objects, human skin), andthe virtual(the generation of a morphology) and characterises her extreme ambivalence toward the computer pleasant-unpleasant.
Subsequently the author, on the basis of the main works of the late Husserl, characterises the conception of the genetical phenomenology and analyses its main concepts: the concept of passive genesis, and especially the concept of horizon.
Therefore, to talk about the European Parliament's new role and responsibilities in implementing the Lisbon treaty is breathtakingly arrogant andsymptomatic of the institutional imperviousness to democratic opinion that characterises the EU.
Someone in this House said that we have adopted a positive approach andI think that this is a trait which characterises all our work, in the agreements that we have reached and in those still to come.
But it's not just art that characterises Florence, it's also a city dedicated to creating delicious Italian dishes paired with the freshest of wines, and it's narrow, winding streets offer an intimate experience in a big city.
The Spanish filmmaker found inspiration for his return to passionate women and erring mothers in the short stories of Canadian writer Alice Munro, yetthe literary model in Almodóvar's treatment acquires a measure of affection in the lightly ironic melodrama that characterises his best work.
The horizontal aspect that characterises integrated maritime transport will be guaranteed- I hope with the forthcoming funding package- by the EU budget and not by the fisheries resources, which are used for specific actions.
In order to sustain the relative position of women in the Balkan societies,the EU must become more involved in the slow democratic process which characterises most countries in the region and encourage the fostering of legally binding instruments with regard to women's rights and liberties.