Examples of using Class system in English and their translations into Czech
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It's a class system.
And we have introduced a class system.
There's a class system here in England.
There must be a class system.
And class system indoctrination.
They have a class system.
There's a class system, too, but it's based on seniority.
Yes, there is a class system.
This new class system is for your own good.
There can't be a class system.
We had a class system in society, we needed one on the roads as well.
Dress them, and you have a class system.
Someone called it a class system based on income and it's easy to see why.
So basically, Sir, you're instigating a class system.
Well, it's my understanding that the class system though very much relaxed since the Second World War, still exists at the highest levels of society.
It seems to me British people like the class system.
We could blame the fuel crisis or poor management,or even the class system for this, but it's also worth considering that while our brightest minds were occupied elsewhere on things like defence.
I can't see the English wanting to drop the class system.
That keeps a class system foisted on us by the English. It's a disgrace… and Clarke and Kennedy… that boys like McCourt… in this so-called free and independent Ireland… have to hew wood and draw water.
It was very much,"Let's get out of this class system.
The quality class system for butter would be simplified, the strict classification for fat content abolished, aid for school milk made independent of its fat content and the intervention system clarified.
But it's based on seniority.There's a class system there.
It took us seven long years to cast off Wilford's class system.
For some, he can represent the government, the class system or any form of oppression.
Now, this is the area where charles Dickens used to observe the injustices of London's class system.
Like the Army, the war, royally,the Tories, the class system, God, Dad's patriotism.
With those fur-lined doors you had interfered with the class system.
Ford's badging policy quite literally changed the class system in Britain.
I suppose we will always have to put up with the class system.
Our educational system perpetuates the class system.