Examples of using It does not take in English and their translations into Czech
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It does not take you?
To bedazzle shoes. It does not take two hours.
It does not take long.
A slavish translation is a bad one since it does not take the term s particular context into consideration.
It does not take a week. Okay.
A timescale had been fixed, andit is obvious that it does not take all the practicalities into account.
Yes, it does not take long. Are you okay?
You can also improvise anddance like you ask the body, it does not take a professional this is just for fun.
It does not take two hours to bedazzle shoes.
Let us stay on track so that it does not take another 100 years to achieve true gender equality.
It does not take a little boy in a dress to molest your daughter.
The draft recommendation for second reading should be rejected, because it does not take account of local economic and technical realities.
It does not take into account existing and well-functioning legislation that is already in place in the Member States.
Okay. No, it does not take a week.
The usage of someone else's strategy, even if it is considered to be a successful one for its developer,usually ends up with nothing, because it does not take into account your psychology and capabilities.
I hope it does not take 10 years to get a fairer retail sector, because at the moment, both consumers and producers are losing out.
I worked as a voluntary fireman for several years andI know that when a house is on fire, it does not take long before the neighbour's house is also at danger from the flames.
Together, we can ensure that it does not take another hundred years before men and women have equal rights and equal opportunities in every sphere.
In writing.-(FR) I abstained from voting on the'CO2 from passenger cars' report,since I feel that it does not take sufficient account of the impact the vehicle fleet has on climate change.
However, a limitation of this method is that it does not take into account the possibility that absent workers are not replaced and/or work is redistributed to others.
I welcome the swift action by the Commission and the Member States in securing deposits andin shoring up the capital of banks, because it does not take long for a global crisis to become a domestic one.
The US has shown many times in the past that it does not take data protection seriously, particularly if it has to do with achieving and implementing the projects and goals of the government.
He has none of the necessary expertise, and moreover he's fragile andemotional, and the Holy See will send the world the message that it does not take seriously the problem of child abuse or, even worse, is not interested in it. .
Let us help Pakistan, yes; not, however,with the Commission's original proposal, as it does not take into account the effects on European industry as regards implementation deadlines for sensitive products, and would even delay the implementation of these measures because it is not the same as the text awaiting WTO approval: we would miss the deadline.
By voting down the amendments that our delegation was involved in tabling, advocating limit values for carbon dioxide emissions for new large electricity generation plants,this House has shown that it does not take the work of reducing emissions of greenhouse gases seriously.
NL Mr President,with this resolution in particular, Parliament is showing that it does not take a neutral position on the highly complex conflict in the Middle East, that it is not a neutral player.
We voted against this report on the draft budget for 2011 as it does not correspond in the least to the needs facing the financing of the European Union today, where the creation of the euro area has exacerbated social andterritorial inequalities, and it does not take the principle of economic and social cohesion properly into account.
Nonetheless, I did not vote in favour because,like other free trade agreements concluded by the EU, it does not take into account the precarious situation of the agricultural labourers in developing countries, or the negative impact on the population.
Although gross domestic product(GDP)is a measurement of production that is useful for economic market activity, it does not take into account the sustainability of the development demonstrated, or environmental and social aspects, etc.