Examples of using Clear response in English and their translations into Czech
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This requires a clear response.
That is my clear response to the concerns expressed by Mr Sterckx.
But so far, inexplicably,there has been no clear response.
I hope that we get a clear response to this from the Commission.
You can't just put the drugs in,pull a lever, and expect a clear response.
Thank you, Mr Lamberts, for such a clear response on such a complicated issue.
The revised version of the Disaster Relief Fund, however, provides a clear response to this.
This report sends a clear response that we want to have more Europe as part of the solution.
It is simply appalling that we have not received a clear response in this matter.
We look forward to obtaining clear responses in support of a genuine economic and social cohesion policy.
Such divorces are sometimes marred by endless red tape and a lack of clear responses from national systems.
We did not receive any clear responses when we asked them whether they were prepared to make all lobbyist contact with the financial industry transparent.
He can't speak, can't move, andwe can't get a clear response to any of our questions.
One of the clear responses we gathered from the public consultation was that the citizens would prefer having a certain uniformity when it comes to the verification and the collection of signatures.
SK The motto of the Czech Presidency'Europe without barriers' should not be just a slogan, butmust be a clear response to current challenges.
ES Ladies and gentlemen, with the adoption of this third maritime package we are giving a clear response to many of the demands made by European society after the Erika and Prestige disasters, five and seven years ago.
Now in the face of a sudden and devastating food crisis, alerting the world to the urgent need to find a long-term global and balanced solution,these countries expect a clear response from us to guarantee their food security.
Ladies and gentlemen,the Charter of Fundamental Rights is the major innovation in the Lisbon Treaty because it delivers a clear response to two basic questions: who are we and what is the nature of our joint endeavour?
It really seems to us a little premature to be talking at the moment about mandatory contributions when there has so far been no decision, within the International Maritime Organization, as to what the system is to be that is to be adopted through this funding, andit seems to me that the European Commission does not have a clear response on this subject either.
The adoption of this complex report represents a very important step for the European community who are calling loudly for clear responses and quick solutions to overcome this difficult economic crisis.
While the European Parliament, as you know, is about to adopt a resolution on the ACTA Agreement, and this is still causing considerable disquiet and is far from finding unanimous support among our fellow citizens,I think that it would be useful for us to have a very clear response from the US negotiators on two points. Can ACTA be ratified by the United States?
My response was clear: ratify the Lisbon Treaty.
However, it is clear that the response must be coherent with the European identity.
While I believe that some important lessons have been learned and acted on following the unprecedented scale, duration andcause of the initial airspace shutdown, it is clear that the response at European level needs to be stepped up a gear in the face of ongoing disruptions.