Examples of using Regressive in English and their translations into Czech
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It's a regressive phenomenon.
I think that's regressive.
It's regressive catatonia.
Irritability, night terrors, regressive behavior.
It's regressive hypnotherapy.
Have you ever had regressive hypnosis?
Regressive traumatic recall.
It's all regressive bullshit.
Maybe he was put under some kind of regressive hypnosis.
It's called regressive hypnotherapy.
Regressive hypnosis has made great progress, gentlemen.
Gambling's just a regressive tax on the poor.
This regressive syndrome may be limited to the mice.
I ate the Mono Mono no Mi. I am a regressive person.
Get this regressive, patriarchal shit off!
Even adults, especially those with low self-esteem show this regressive phenomenon when they love someone.
His is a… a regressive and misogynistic reformation.
I must denounce this process which seeks to make us swallow anti-social and culturally regressive pills bathed in impotent good intentions.
I want a 24-hour regressive memory check made on Mr Scott.
This Parliament and all politicians in Ireland have a responsibility to participate in shaping the content of those guarantees andto ensure that the conclusions are not regressive.
She's broken, damaged, regressive, and weak, and she will be your undoing.
Lastly, it is essential to extend the tax base, passing through the adjustment of tax reform to the development of direct taxation, in order toresolve collection difficulties arising from the regressive VAT system.
To cast off regressive behaviours and harmful emotional patterns imprinted since birth.
The treatment of minorities as enemies andhostages of a neighbouring country is a regressive political manoeuvre usually seized upon by a political leadership when facing difficulties.
So, I created a regressive algorithm that factors in humidity and temperature against stages of decomp.
You understand that, for us,the idea that increased life expectancy must automatically be indexed with legal age of retirement constitutes a regressive step in terms of social rights, and one which we cannot support.
John Kelly's"vigilant policing" proposal is regressive and counter-productive, a big stink in the press. and if he implements it, I'm gonna make.
These are antisocial, regressive policies that abandon development and condemn the Portuguese workers and people to unemployment, poverty, underdevelopment and extreme dependence, turning Portugal into a mere protectorate or colony of the powers of the European Union.
Be that as it may your stance on gender roles is so regressive that it would effectively limit women to a life of servitude.
The EU could find itself in a regressive phase, we could see the return of renationalisation and protectionism, and the first signs of disintegration in the euro area.