Examples of using Has defined in English and their translations into Czech
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When we're not on a case that has defined who we are.
That has defined who we are. When we're not on a case.
This is an example of the kind of integrity that has defined her career.
To help you WAVE has defined 8 informal competency levels.
So you want me to forgive you for the big lie that has defined my life?
The FDA has defined four steps to implementing a UDI system.
Thank you. It's that very can-do spirit that has defined this remarkable nation of ours.
Parliament has defined its priorities, on which there is a consensus.
DE Madam President, ladies and gentlemen, the debate about the euro,the debate about Greece, has defined recent days.
SMART has defined several properties and values to customize the installation further.
Identifiers for trades andfunctions as first element KNX has defined the following identifiers for functions and trades.
This exact choice has defined your life since the moment you and your brother first laid eyes on Elena.
I do not believe that the rotating Presidency andthe permanent Presidency can function as Lisbon has defined the institutions.
It means that the item configurator that has defined the data binding, is affected by the value of the variable which it is bound with.
There's always another chapter, And just when you think you have defined yourself, another challenge.or that life has defined you.
Well… the one thing that has defined me vanish, and then who will I be? it is hard, DA Cecile Horton, because my brain, is about to… for, well, pretty much my entire life.
IT Mr President, ladies and gentlemen, Gaddafi,the Libyan dictator, has defined the International Criminal Court as a'new form of world terrorism.
I regret that the report does not tackle the issue of the value of volunteering without also dealing with the type of voluntary activity that could be classed as paid volunteering since the rapporteur has defined volunteering as being unpaid.
As part of Strategy 2025, ŠKODA AUTO has defined digitisation and creating digital mobility services as the cornerstones of its future corporate development.
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As part of its 2025 Strategy, ŠKODA has defined digitalisation and the creation of digital mobility services as one of the pillars for the company's future development.
Someone has defined them as moonscape, but only because he hasnt seen them in spring, when the explosion of nature makes the fields become green waves, caressed by the wind, or in autumn, when the farmers ploughs bring the clay back to the surface, with its beautiful violet shimmer.
For remote control of serial ports, Cisco has defined RFC2217 that defines commands for changing the serial port speed, querying the states of digital I/O signals, etc.
I would like to thank Mr Rivellini for his report which has defined the principles of managing the Mediterranean Sea's resources in a real and precise way and which will contribute to the protection of this sensitive ecosystem.
The new EU Strategic Framework on Health andSafety at Work 2014-2020(European Commission, 2014) has defined as one of its three major challenges the prevention of work-related diseases, puts emphasis on the cost of occupational cancer to workers, companies and social security systems, and highlights the importance of anticipating potential negative effects of new technologies on workers' health and safety.
We have defined and agreed on financial mechanisms at the European level.
You have defined the power of a black hole with your anti-gravity calculations.
Some have defined Copenhagen as a perfect storm with a bittersweet result.
What history would have defined as a witch could have simply been someone with abnormal powers.
The Committee on Civil Liberties, Justice andHome Affairs had defined three main priorities for the 2008 budget.