Examples of using Our programme in English and their translations into Czech
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Now for our programme.
Our programme is fully developed.
He requested the files for our programme?
Er… And coming up in our programme about cars this week.
You will also find this in our programme.
So, I will outline our programme over the next three months.
Well, that's because Mr Van Damm sent Hitler our programme.
Arlagården is our programme to ensure dairy milk of high quality.
It is being side-stepped and is barely even mentioned in our programme.
However, I hope that our programme will prove just as successful.
Our programme analyses in detail each aspect of a project manager's role.
We must push on with our programme to address energy security.
Taking anything that suppresses your natural openness is counterintuitive to our programme.
We will end our programme with a request from our regular listener.
It's very kind of you to invite us, but as my wife points out,we do have our programme to stick to.
This is a priority in our programme, as is strengthening camp management skills.
Dr DePaul would never say this. But that kind of endorsement,it would be invaluable to our programme.
If you come on to our programme, perhaps you will have a chance to tell the country.
We have therefore made reform of the country's judicial institutions a priority in our programme of aid to Afghanistan.
He corrupts our programme, by blackmailing his Westminster goon into feeding us a crafty backhanded scoop.
Mr President, ladies and gentlemen, we, too, call for economic governance in our programme for the European elections in 2009.
It will not only show how did our programme do, but most importantly will hopefully contribute to improve conservation education practices in the developing countries.
Even though it is of course impossible for everyone to be 100% satisfied with these priorities,I believe that all of you can find something in our programme that you can identify with.
Our programme specifically mentions the possibility of reviewing the transition periods, which limit the free movement of workers from the new Member States.
Lastly, on freedom, security and justice, we are fully aware that this is one of the areasof major interest and concern for our citizens and this is why we devoted such a large proportion of our programme to this area.
But to close our programme, Dame Irene Stoat, who celebrates her 85th birthday this month, reads one of her most famous poems.
Persuading this largest emitter to take on common obligations may lead to a global understanding in Poznań and Copenhagen, andit is only when we succeed in reaching such an understanding that our programme to limit emissions will not have been squandered.
In our programme, in this green booklet which all Members received in the mail yesterday, you will find on page 25 that our priorities in relation to the Justice and Home Affairs Council include the common European asylum system.
Many points have been raised; many of the thoughts you expressed in Parliament were given consideration in the Commission's communication, and I assure you that the suggestions you are putting forward today, and those you mentioned in the report,will be given very careful consideration in our programme of activities.
Our programme includes, in particular, the preparation of guidelines for combating violence against women, which will be used as actions for the European Union in international settings and, at the end of this month, in high level meetings at the United Nations on Africa's development needs within the framework of the Millennium Development Goals.