Examples of using Erodes in English and their translations into Czech
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Air erodes earth.
Their sense of calm and confidence erodes♪?
The blowby erodes the seals.
Erodes into her airway and esophagus.
Violence erodes people.
Keeping this from the club… it erodes trust.
Erodes into the hepatic artery, causes the bleed.
Life… so small, so beautiful,unreal in this cold that erodes us.
This sort of thing erodes the function of elections as a democratic instrument.
Consequently, I voted in favour of Amendment 81 which observes that the relevant proposal for a directive seriously erodes the principle of subsidiarity.
Erodes into her airway and esophagus, explains the… Oh, will you two stop it already?
This is because capital punishment erodes basic human dignity and contradicts international human rights law.
Erodes into her airway and esophagus, explains the… Oh, will you two stop it already?
The result of a careful study of proportions and formal characteristics, are presented in a linear sequence that simultaneously erodes and strengthens the individuality of each basic figure.
The Directive erodes European and international human rights standards by further worsening living conditions for migrants.
Member States should not use the institution of double standard, as it erodes the very foundation upon which the Schengen acquis is built: the institution of mutual trust.
Firstly, it is important to emphasise that restaurantsare not food factories, so they must not be required to follow the same provisions, since this erodes quality and traditions.
Dependency on the international community is not helpful but rather erodes the principle of responsibility and takes responsibility away from local politicians, as Mr Swoboda so rightly pointed out here.
The report as a whole is driven by the philosophy of linking vocational education and training to the needs of the market and of businesses within the EU 2020 strategy,a strategy which further erodes the social fabric and workers' rights.
If an individual is truly in that political position or in a law enforcement position andthey are doing something illegal that erodes the public's trust in that agency or that individual, and we would want that, certainly, that individual out of that office or off the street.
That individual out of that office or off the street. that erodes the public's trust in that agency or that individual, If an individual is truly in that political position and we would want that, certainly, or in a law enforcement position and they are doing something illegal.
Starts a cycle that both enhances pretty images' appeal and erodes us viewers own sense of security between images and oglers in the face of gazes. the combination of sheer audience size and quiet psychic intercourse But when we're talking about television.
Heavy concentration of economic activities in capital cities erodes the demographic, economic, social and environmental balance and leads to a population decrease in rural areas that often lack the basic infrastructure needed for development.
Time, eroding my sanity.
Some scholars believe that the eroded glyphs an Monument Six suggest that.
Inflammatory reaction could erode it into a vein. Fragment gets a free ride.
Doubts erode the foundations of trust, conflicts brew, and tensions are on the rise.
For shaping and eroding the earth, it's.
They were eroded and built up again.
They have an eroded bronchus, and he's only ever assisted in a lobectomy.