Examples of using Relevant question in English and their translations into Czech
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That is not the relevant question.
The only relevant question is who can count to ninety?
We have put the relevant questions.
The only relevant question is, have you got what it takes?
My client will answer relevant questions.
The more relevant question is what did you do?
I think Maggie meant any relevant questions.
Surely the relevant question, Clyde, is where are you?
I'm asking you a simple and relevant question.
Here is a relevant question, then.
I'm sorry, Mr. Spaak,but it's a relevant question.
So the only relevant question here is,"Do we have the medications?
And the previous shot of you asking any relevant questions is this.
If there's no more relevant questions, I will bid you all a good morning.
With Piercy, any chance maybe you picked a bad mushroom? The relevant question is.
If you have got any relevant questions, just ask.
The relevant question here Is whether Peter has a suitable place to go home to?
Vice-President of the Commission.- Thank you very much for these relevant questions.
The relevant question is, with Piercy, any chance maybe you picked a bad mushroom?
Have you ever seen a restroom whichis used as an intimate feedback zone, where people are asked for their opinion regarding 2-3 relevant questions.
He looks on the heart, and the relevant question is, why was the person not baptized in water?
Those are the technical responses thatI wanted to provide, in as precise a manner as possible, to the three extremely relevant questions that were asked at the beginning of this debate.
That's not a relevant question for someone who's gonna be a marine biologist,- so we will move on.
If this report is adopted in its original form,it will mean Parliament itself proposing to restrict the right of its Members to put relevant questions to the Council and the Commission.
I have read the relevant question and answer on the Commission's website but I have to say that it is very complicated.
To Mr Allister's question I would say the following:as I have already mentioned in my first reply to the relevant question, the ratification of the Treaty on the European Union is in the domain of the Member States.
Eurostat could include relevant questions in large-scale surveys, such as the Labour Force Survey and the EU Statistics on Income and Living Conditions, thereby following the recommendation of the European Court of Auditors.
Now, I can only hope while you are incarcerated that you will use your time wisely,that you will ask relevant questions, gather insights, information from all those around you, even the inmates, and I'm convinced that if you do these things.
The only relevant question at this particular moment is the question about the role of urban dimension in the future architecture of cohesion policy post 2013- however, the report remains open in this point and does not make a clear recommendation.
It should therefore be based on real problems,ask relevant questions and focus on specific measures that will provide added value to people's everyday lives.