Examples of using Roxana in English and their translations into Czech
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Official
It's urgent, Roxana.
No, Roxana. But thanks.
I can explain. Roxana.
Princess Roxana? Come on!
Enough. Help me out, Roxana.
It's just… Roxana, see them out.
Thanks so much for doing this, Roxana.
Amanda, this is Roxana Miloshslah.
Thanks so much for doing this, Roxana.
Roxana Lupu is a Romanian journalist.
Iran: the case of Roxana Saberi.
Roxana, do you take George to be your husband?
It's alright if you lose. Please, Roxana!
We are talking about Roxana Saberi, an American-Iranian journalist who worked for ABC Radio, the BBC and South African television.
It is a story about my first wife, roxana.
The US does engage in spying but, if Roxana Saberi was a spy, the Iranian authorities by their actions did nothing to convince anyone of that case.
I swear I did nothing wrong, Roxana.- Nothing.
In writing.- The sentencing of Roxana Saberi on 18 April 2009 for'spying' was done without her having any access to a lawyer and on the basis of a trial that was neither fair nor transparent.
Tell them I will gladly answer tomorrow, Roxana.
Yesterday the BBC announced that next week, on 12 May,the Appeal Court will hear Roxana Saberi's appeal, but that this would again take place in a closed-door session.
This time we are concerned about the unlawful imprisonment of Roxana Saberi.
The imprisonment of nationals of third countries,such as the American, Roxana Saberi, is also a routine practice in order to blackmail other countries into granting diplomatic concessions.
We condemn the Iranian Revolutionary Court's unfounded decision on Roxana Saberi.
Madam President, Roxana Saberi is a 32-year-old journalist with dual American and Iranian citizenship, and is a graduate of several universities in the United States, the United Kingdom and Iran.
I can only welcome the resolution's demand that Roxana Saberi should be released immediately on the grounds that the trial was held in camera without due legal process and there was a complete failure to comply with international norms.