Examples of using Our predecessors in English and their translations into Czech
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Our predecessors were slaves.
We are responsible for the work performed by our predecessors.
Our predecessors on the planet.
Did not share that faith. Our predecessors on this planet.
Our predecessors on this planet did not share that faith.
Do you think we Germans will outlast our predecessors?
Our predecessors were slaves, fanning the pharaohs with palm fronds.
Bodies tell us stories because we interpret them how our predecessors taught us to.
Our predecessors came from Mount Jinggang, and went through countless hardships.
To make that happen! were exiled, and fought hard Our predecessors wrote petitions.
In the past, our predecessors have always failed… when some"chosen one" came along.
Together we have taken this business to heights that our predecessors couldn't have imagined.
Our predecessors know that developing the European parliamentary dimension would be a long process and that this would require a clear compass, commitment, patience and stamina from them and subsequent generations.
And, the next morning, we did what all our predecessors on the Grand Tour would have done.
It is also obvious that today some Member States do not want political unification for Europe, anddo not want our predecessors' vision to be realised.
The credit, however, does not go to us but to our predecessors, Belgium and Spain, as well as to the Members of this House.
If we close our borders to trade and exchange,we will merely repeat the errors made by our predecessors in the 1929 crisis.
Five years ago, building on the research of our predecessors at the Institute, by a ratio of approximately by which all organic material my team and I discovered a process can be reduced at the cellular level.
Introduction of our business development both in the Czech Republic and Finland, our predecessors, as well as former and current activities.
Building on the research of our predecessors at the institute, Five years ago, at the cellular level by a ratio of approximately by which all organic material can be reduced my team and I discovered a process.
My team andI discovered a process can be reduced at the cellular level by a ratio of approximately of our predecessors at the Institute, Five years ago, building on the research by which all organic material.
By a ratio of approximately 2,744 to 1. my team and I discovered a process by whichall organic material can be reduced at the cellular level Five years ago, building on the research of our predecessors at the Institute.
Five years ago, by which all organic material can be reduced building on the research of our predecessors at the institute, at the cellular level by a ratio of approximately my team and I discovered a process.
Ladies and Gentlemen, our predecessors came together more than six decades ago this week to begin to build institutions designed to ensure that the 20th century's darkest chapters would not be repeated in the remainder of that century or in the 21st century.
My team and I discovered a process by a ratio of approximately by whichall organic material Five years ago, building on the research of our predecessors at the Institute, can be reduced at the cellular level.
Not long after the constituent session, our predecessors began to call their institution the'European Parliament', albeit informally at first, for the term did not appear in the European Communities' founding Treaties.
By which all organic material can be reduced at the cellularlevel my team and I discovered a process Five years ago, building on the research of our predecessors at the Institute, by a ratio of approximately 2,744 to 1.
And so, if you think about the number of buttons our predecessors had on their clothes, compared with the number of coins they would be carrying in their pockets, is it any wonder that we find many more buttons in our day-to-day detecting than we do coins?
By which all organic material can be reduced at the cellular level Five years ago, building on the research of our predecessors at the Institute, by a ratio of approximately 2,744 to 1. my team and I discovered a process.
The Treaty of Lisbon achieves what our predecessors were already calling for more than 50 years ago without obtaining it: not just advisory powers, not just assent procedures, but codecision and democratic control by this Parliament over nearly all of Brussels's policy areas.
