Examples of using Is a principle in English and their translations into Czech
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It is a principle.
Well, that's the data, and there is a principle.
It is a principle that has served us well.
The principle of equal treatment is a principle of social Europe.
This is a principle also used in Particip no.
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Solidarity between the Member States in the energy sphere is a principle laid down in the Lisbon Treaty.
There is a principle in quantum mechanics that says teleportation is theoretically possible.
We have already heard that compliance in the European internal market is a principle that must be followed by all businesses.
It is a principle that we live by and fulfill to the fullest thanks to our world-wide presence.
The Europe of the regions is a principle on which the EU has long agreed.
That is a principle which will make life far easier in the internal market, especially for small and medium-sized enterprises, with minimal bureaucracy.
It is the foundation of the successes anddevelopment of the European Union and is a principle which we have a common duty to uphold.
The second is solidarity, which is a principle that is at the heart of the European Union and of all of its policies.
The inclusion of the clause on human rights or the implementation of social andenvironmental standards in trade agreements is a principle that the EU should seek to ensure.
Another key element of this regulation is a principle of solidarity between member states, needed to ensure the security of supply.
That has been a very strong message conveyed today in this Chamber- all the more so if we recognise that respect for human rights is a principle that underlies the very aim of the Kimberley Process.
As for internalisation of the costs, that is a principle on which we have to base ourselves and for which we have to take steps.
There is a principle in quantum mechanics that says teleportation is theoretically possible but this, I mean, you realize you're the first person in history to do that.
Accusing a Member State orindividual without revealing the sources for that accusation is a principle which is admissible in a parliamentary report but not in a judicial investigation.
This is a principle that the Conservatives hold dear, and this is why I am proud that the European Conservative and Reformist Group played its part in voting down this despicable resolution.
I would remind you that non-refoulement is a principle which knows no geographical boundaries and which cannot be haggled over or negotiated under any circumstances.
On the other, there is a principle: between the maximum and minimum, the Member States must be represented according to degressive proportionality, and it is our job in Parliament to define this principle today, namely to choose how much proportionality and how much degressivity there is, or how over-represented the least populous countries are and how under-represented the most populous countries are. .
There's a principle at stake here.
It's a principle thing, Steve.
That's a principle of this school.
Okay. It's a principle I don't understand.
Be a principle here.
It's a principle of mine!
It is also about transparency in the management of dialogues and consultations which,in the field of human rights, should be a principle, not an exception.
The European Parliament has enforced the principle of voluntary departure, so that what does not currently exist in all Member States will,in future, be a principle.