Examples of using Current affairs in English and their translations into Czech
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Current affairs.
Politics! Current Affairs!
Current Affairs! Politics!
Round one- current affairs.
Current Affairs; stay away from them.
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You're not Mr. Current Affairs, are you?
Current Affairs; stay away from them.
How about popular media or current affairs?
Just current affairs.
Since when did you start teaching current affairs, Hector?
Just current affairs.
Next! Discuss two Indian major current affairs topics.
The current affairs section!
Hello and welcome to Sit Up, Britain, a current affairs show.
A weekly column on current affairs from the young person's perspective.
I came to congratulate the new face of British current affairs.
Current affairs in international projects: mapping and sequencing of pig's genome.
I have been working in news and current affairs since the mid-'80s.
Publicise the Commission's policies and inform the Commission about their host country's current affairs.
World politics, editorial comment, current affairs, means nothing to you?
Blogs and other'user-generated content' provide a lively contribution to the multifaceted media landscape andare increasingly influential in the interpretation of news and current affairs.
His numerous articles on key social issues and current affairs in Europe earned him the Erasmus prize in 2008.
Welcome to Almanac, half an hour of music,chat and current affairs.
We can accept that the Commission will be dealing with current affairs because after 31 October, it should be dealing with current affairs.
She is a regular guest on radio andwrites weekly op-ed pieces for La Vanguardia on current affairs and trends.
Tyl's plays were dealing with current affairs of the period- although often masked as historical plays or fairy tales- and had also educational intentions.
I have delivered two reports on this matter to the relevant committees, andtoday I have made a presentation about current affairs, also before Parliament.
The Roma questionis an insurmountable problem, given that this'solidarity' is represented by camps- as shown on yesterday's Porta a porta[Italian current affairs programme]- which are theoretically legal, but where there is continuous child abuse and the sanitation conditions are absolutely appalling.
Inside the home of the Menendez brothers' attorney. Tomorrow on A Current Affair.
Johnnie, Barbara is on A Current Affair.