Examples of using Fully-fledged in English and their translations into Czech
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A fully-fledged sleeping place for infants.
Sutezo said that Zuru's already as skilled as a fully-fledged Electra-Fisher.
Developing fully-fledged risk management policies will require the involvement of all actors.
At that point the sun becomes what we think of as now a fully-fledged star.
Fully-fledged Ethernet type interface automatically sets communication to a speed of 10 or 100 Mbit/s.
I think that Taiwan should be able to take part as a fully-fledged member state.
We want to create and maintain fully-fledged relationships with you, our clients, as well as among your peers.
This shows an imbalance in the treatment of certain fully-fledged EU Member States.
They are fully-fledged, equal and sovereign citizens of a Member State of the European Union and they must be treated as such.
In addition, the Union has become, by means of the Treaty, a fully-fledged participant in international politics.
When it comes to dialogue on human rights,we believe that the opposition must be allowed to play a fully-fledged role.
It now seems to be likely that Copenhagen will not see agreement to the fully-fledged treaty that we have pushed for and will continue to push for.
Finally, I am delighted that, in this House,it has been recognised that work placements should no longer be jobs in disguise, fully-fledged jobs.
China, in as much as we can involve it, is a fully-fledged member of the Security Council and it would be a great help in finding solutions in the country.
Above all, the aim should be an EU that is able to deliver in providing fully-fledged equal opportunities for all.
Bulgaria and Romania are fully-fledged Member States of the European Union and our approach to them must be the same as to any other EU Member State.
That places Croatia firmly at the top of the list of countries with the prospect of becoming fully-fledged members of the European Union.
Fully-fledged technical analysis- large number of built in trading indicators and lineal tools, possibility of writing own scripts, support of various time frames.
Only once the candidate countries havecomplied with the requirements set and thereby qualified for fully-fledged membership can there be any talk of accession.
To conclude, let me say that we do not yet have a fully-fledged European model for innovation, but what is clear is that it must be rooted in a well-orchestrated, concrete, strong and joint public/private effort.
I sincerely want Macedonia's citizens to overcome the problems of the past quickly so thatwe can welcome them as fully-fledged citizens of the European Union.
Second, there was a general consensus in this room that modernisation and the establishment of a fully-fledged democracy and the rule of law has not yet finished in Russia, and there are many problems with the workings of democracy there.
These proposals will be discussed by the European Council at the end of October andwill hopefully be the basis for a fully-fledged EU negotiation position on finance.
But I must admit that we do not have a fully-fledged instrument to identify the entire scope of the intervention taking place through the policy, but we are certainly very aware and we are using all the opportunities that we have.
Secondly, what may be just as important is that this is a natural step after both countries received fully-fledged member status of the European Union in 2007.
In writing.-(LT) It is very important to establish an effectively functioning, fully-fledged mechanism for the prevention and correction of macroeconomic imbalances, which would warn about and respond promptly to the risk of macroeconomic imbalances.
In my opinion, a return to coal-burning is not, in the current environmental context,a solution for the future or for the creation of a fully-fledged trans-European transport network.
Again it is confirmed that peace cannot be achieved until Palestine begins to function as a fully-fledged state which is able to guarantee law and order in its territory and safety for its neighbours.
Member States should continue developing andupgrading the points of single contact which, in the long run, should become fully-fledged e-government centres.
That is the process we would like to see taking place, so thatwe may look forward to all countries of the Western Balkans becoming fully-fledged members of the European Union one day, which will be the foundation of ensuring peace, security and cooperation- in that part of Europe, too.