Examples of using Extra resources in English and their translations into Czech
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You're not gonna send any extra resources, are you?
They're allocating extra resources at the ports, tunnels, anywhere in or out of Manhattan.
Not my first choice,but they want extra resources.
If we need extra resources, we can ask for them.
So you can see now how our division requires extra resources.
How our division requires extra resources. So you can see now.
At the ports, tunnels, anywhere in or out of Manhattan. They're allocating extra resources.
That does not requite spending any extra resources for new hardware or software.
At the ports, tunnels, anywhere in or out of Manhattan.They're allocating extra resources.
All this demands a lot of political will and some extra resources, and I will do my best to fight to make sure that there are resources under my responsibility.
We recently discussed the new External Action Service, for example,which will certainly require extra resources.
The Secretary-General of the United Nations has requested extra resources for this mission and discussions on this matter, which we hope to see concluded very quickly, have begun in the Security Council.
A definite environmental perspective should permeate all research in the fisheries sector to which extra resources are allocated.
We need these extra resources to repeat the successes, like the extension of the primary health care system to 80% of Afghans- including far better treatment for women and girls- and recent success in turning provinces poppy free.
Madam President, I speak on behalf ofthe S&D Group but most Members will recognise the need for extra resources after the Lisbon Treaty.
We have a budget that provides extra resources for Frontex, thereby permitting essential responses to pressing challenges, and we have a budget that funds the common foreign and security policy, albeit only for 2008, and makes it possible to draw on the flexibility instrument for CFSP purposes.
What this rule change is about is: at what threshold do you set the figure to enable Members tocreate a group and thereby access extra taxpayers' money and extra resources to pursue political activities?
When you remember that constituting a group gives those Members extra resources above what ordinary Members get as a Member- extra resources as a group in terms of finance from the taxpayer, in terms of staff and in terms of procedural privileges- it should give us cause to reflect.
As to usefulness, it is true that we must define usage and that we must pay close attention to proper use of these data, but it is also true that, in the fight against organised crime,we have such a need to become more efficient that I am inclined to think that an extra resource does not deserve to be overlooked.