Examples of using Second condition in English and their translations into Czech
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Second condition.
And the second condition?
Second condition.
And the second condition?
Second condition. What else?
What is the second condition?
Second condition. What else?
But what is the second condition he set?
Second condition. What else?
That brings me to my second condition.
Second condition is that you can't tell anyone.
And now tell me what's the second condition.
That means the second condition's not a problem.
If the information is good,I will tell you the second condition.
And the second condition is that, that you see a therapist.
The second condition is the transparency of the test results which we will apply in the banking systems.
And the second condition is that… that you see a therapist.
The second condition is cutting the red tape for the local authorities that will apply for projects to get cofinancing.
My second condition is that you, brother, must be part of the game.
The second condition, is to elect someone, to govern the Kingdom of Peru.
The second condition is that goods are dispatched or transported to another member state.
The second condition is that this creation be at least as favourable as the phasing-out process for the regions concerned.
The second condition for Serbia is the control of borders with Kosovo and cooperation with EULEX, and thirdly, the drafting of a national strategy on migration.
The second condition I wish to draw attention to is the undesirability of the European Union turning its attention to the policy fields of social affairs, employment and social cohesion.
The second condition- and we are well on our way to fulfilling it- is that we should eventually have a European safety mark which is at least equal if not superior to these national symbols.
The second condition is met by the'sunset clause', in accordance with which an agreement concluded under this procedure automatically loses force at the moment of conclusion of an agreement by the Communities with a third country.
The second condition, as you rightly point out, is the need for the Commission to monitor and to assess regularly the progress in the implementation of actions agreed under the territorial agenda, and here we need to know more about the effects of these actions in the Member States so that the Commission can offer them adequate assistance.
The second condition is that we need an environment of security and support from the European Union, an environment of political cohesion because, throughout the crisis and, in particular, over the last few weeks, we have seen an informal public dialogue between European capitals, the European Commission and the European Central Bank, with the credit rating agencies acting as a strange sort of referee, in connection with the much talked about involvement of the private sector in the new Greek bail-out.