Examples of using Is it not time in English and their translations into Czech
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Is it not time enough?
Mama. Valentine, my love, is it not time for your supper?
Is it not time you asked the gods?
Valentine, my love, is it not time for your supper? Mama!
Is it not time that we did so?
People also translate
I should therefore like to stress this question anew: is it not time for the Commission to review the procedure for its own fund and funding model?
Is it not time that it opened its eyes?
Since it sounds to me that the CAP is very unhealthy, is it not time to turn off the life-support machine and let European farmers make their own way?
Is it not time to stop being afraid?
Finally, I will return to the question that our fellow Member, Mr Arsenis,asked just now: is it not time that we considered an extended moratorium under the same conditions as those that the United States wants to introduce?
Is it not time to be bold with the export refunds?
The final point is that the European Union does not invest enough, andthis is a personal proposal: is it not time that we included a section on investments in our budget and that, in association with the European Investment Bank- of which I propose that, henceforth, since we have legal personality, the European Union becomes a partner, alongside the Member States- we had an investment plan, notably on trans-European networks?
Is it not time to review this financial statute?
Commissioner Füle, is it not time that we established a development fund for the Western Balkans along the lines of the post-war Marshall Plan?
Is it not time to consider raising the fyrds?
When I hear this'is it not time to pause?', I must just say that the international climate negotiations in many ways have been put on hold for quite a long time. .
Is it not time for a new regulation with more teeth?
Is it not time you ventured outside? Come, Georgiana?
Is it not time we spoke with independence and acted with vision?
Is it not time that we actually start talking up the European Union?
Is it not time that wall was smashed down by the bulldozer of enlightenment?
Is it not time to stop pussyfooting around and start naming these Member States?
Really, is it not time to reconsider and to make a proper impact assessment on these proposals?
Is it not time we had something like a Marshall Aid Plan, perhaps a Sarkozy Plan for Europe?
Is it not time for us to admit that there are not two sides in this conflict, but only one?
Is it not time at this summit to say that we want a strategic dialogue for a strategic partnership?
Is it not time for us to be weary of these discords and to use our utmost endeavours to put an end to them?
Is it not time that we invested in conflict resolution for troubled states instead of arms sales?
Is it not time for the EU Member States to adopt a common and consistent approach to the treatment of this illness?
Is it not time that we demanded that operators have specific technical equipment that could be pooled?