Examples of using Considers in English and their translations into Czech
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Colloquial
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Official
Not considers!
Considers himself a performance artist.
Council considers it.
Mrs. Florrick, so, yes, I have an issue with you or anyone who considers running.
Not considers! Is mine.
People also translate
The counsel considers it.
Rome considers us nagging fly.
Jake Roenick no longer considers himself a cop.
Yeah, considers it sacred even.
This world is cruel to those it considers broken.
Well, he considers himself to be.
A symbol of death. Oh, old lady Winslow considers a black cat.
And considers himself a good catholic.
Wenka, a young girl, who considers death a liberation.
The UN considers the situation in Syria alarming.
That's it? The government considers it a federal crime.
The DEA considers both of you armed and dangerous.
Avoid gifts andinvitations that common sense considers inappropriate.
The Army considers me a national treasure.
The Council is, by nature,a body that listens, considers and tries to provide answers.
Red Flag considers her an unsanctioned variable.
Then why ask us to take actions… that even your own government considers inappropriate?
The government considers these people irrelevant.
Considers his music a part of his own life story- both its narration and soundtrack.
The government considers these people irrelevant.
As the citizens of benighted Europe are drafted en masse into the German war machine,Uncle Sam considers which way to turn.
Every serious fan considers themself a Trekker.
However, in view of the fact that the Commission has indicated to the Presidencyits intention to postpone the date of the adoption of this new action plan, the Czech Presidency considers this debate to be premature.
But the census bureau considers prisoners as residents.
The Presidency considers that the fight against terrorism should be conducted in a manner which respects human rights given that the rule of law, good governance and the protection of fundamental freedoms are tools in the fight against terrorism.