Examples of using Serve as a model in English and their translations into Czech
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The latter could serve as a model for them.
The library system in the United States might serve as a model.
The French agency could serve as a model in this respect.
Long-term studies have shown that eating habits acquired in childhood serve as a model for life.
It should also serve as a model when the code of conduct is drawn up.
That will help us to build a coherent approach that can serve as a model for elsewhere.
Ankara's policies may serve as a model for the Arab countries in the region.
EPAs are not irrelevant, because if they were more flexible and more clearly development friendly,they could serve as a model for China-Africa trade.
The European Union should serve as a model, as an example, in that respect.
Mr Füle, the question of the return of the refugees, if you will pardon my saying so,has been handled by Croatia in a way which could serve as a model for other states.
The European Union must serve as a model, both for the strengthening of the rules and for efforts in solidarity.
The Commission has consistently stated that it hopes that the agreement can serve as a model for similar agreements with other companies.
Romania can serve as a model for Ukraine when it comes to applying European standards to the situation of minorities.
Solvency II will bring about a regime for the insurance industry that can serve as a model for similar reforms internationally.
This is why analysing its success can serve as a model for the way in which future strategies can be implemented, especially the Danube strategy.
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This proposal could even serve as a model for future multiannual plans dealing with the regulation of fishing opportunities within European Union waters.
I would like to express my thanks to the Belgian Presidency. Its work, which has just come to an end,can serve as a model for the countries which will lead the work of the European Council in future.
It must serve as a model, so that there is solidarity between all the citizens of Europe, and not just in this particular disaster.
The so-called codes of good practice could possibly serve as a model, but they cannot replace legislative measures in instances of bad behaviour.
In the individual Member States, several models exist for the coordination of these activities, andit is currently difficult to claim that a particular country's solution should serve as a model for others.
Only a package of this kind can serve as a model for others, and such a package we have in mind.
Although I am disappointed with certain aspects of the agreement on Solvency II,as I outlined earlier, the EU will have a framework for the insurance industry which could serve as a model for similar reforms internationally.
I would like, in future,for this programme to serve as a model for other forms of regional cooperation in Europe, such as in the Danube or Mediterranean Sea regions.
The first is that there has been fairly broad agreement in this House concerning the report on rating agencies, and, of course, European legislation will evolve over time, but I believe that,for now, it may serve as a model for an international agreement.
The strategy may serve as a model for how, in the enlarged EU, we meet challenges related to specific regions- in order ultimately to strengthen the EU as a whole.
This is why we reiterate that it should be the Member States and not the Community concluding this type of agreement,all the more so as this issue is of such strategic importance and'could serve as a model for further liberalisation and regulatory convergence worldwide.
Perhaps the French White Paper which has been drawn up on this topic might serve as a model, for here we need a very broad debate on the preparation of this White Paper- a public debate on these matters of European security.
Naturally, Sweden and the other countries neighbouring the Baltic have a great interest in the strategy for the area, butwe also believe it could serve as a model for other regions and other regional strategies that would be useful to the entire EU.
The Ahtisaari Plan represents Europe's boldest regime for protecting minorities, and it may serve as a model and an example of good practice for the whole of the region, so it is very important that we hold Kosovo to account on this matter.