Examples of using It is not a question in English and their translations into Czech
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It is not a question.
He declared a few hours ago at the Brussels summit. It is not a question of dying for Finland, but saving the very idea of Europe.
It is not a question of sides.
I think it is not a question of justice.
It is not a question of approval.
It is not a question of sides.
It is not a question of reason.
It is not a question of reluctance.
It is not a question of intelligence.
It is not a question of what I want.
It is not a question of demonising rating agencies.
It is not a question of politics, but a question of morals.
It is not a question of more investment but rather one of better investment.
It is not a question of what a Spartan citizen should do… nor a husband.
It is not a question of placing the blame on anyone; on the contrary, our work has borne fruit.
It is not a question of imposing a whole lot of onerous rules on local authorities.
It is not a question of advocating Turkmenistan's isolation, but of engaging with the country.
It is not a question of forever redefining our goals here, as we know them well.
It is not a question of deserving. It's a question of thinking life owes you something.
It is not a question of reducing or weakening that model, quite the contrary in fact.
It is not a question of the cost of dealing with this. It is a question of pure profit.
It is not a question of'can we afford to do it?' but'can we afford not to do it? .
It is not a question of what a Spartan citizen should do… nor a husband, nor a king.
It is not a question of what a Spartan citizen should do… nor a husband, nor a king.
It is not a question of what a Spartan citizen should do… nor a husband, nor a king!
So it is not a question of condemnation; it is a question of moral and political assessment of all the crimes.
It is not a question of timing, even if we do want a solution quickly, but one of content-based presentation.
It is not a question as to whether or not, there is a secret underground passage underneath the Giza Plateau.
For us it is not a question of time or speed, but a question of the prime necessity that the protection of personal data has absolute priority.
It is not a question of counting up the victims or of a re-run of the Nuremberg Trials; this time we are trying an ideology rather than identified criminals.