Examples of using Solid basis in English and their translations into Czech
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I'm used to making my deals on a solid basis.
It forms a solid basis for further development.
These will, again, not be totally perfect, butthey should form a solid basis.
That seems a relatively solid basis for a bargain.
Michel Camdessus Managing director, IMF… to enter the new century in a very,very solid basis.
This will mean a more solid basis for the European Union.
While containing both favourable and unfavourable elements,the report provides a good, solid basis for a reform package.
Auditors must have a solid basis for their opinions, drawn from evidence on the ground.
They are also, as it happens, needed to create a solid basis for a modern economy.
I hope that this will provide a solid basis for discussions and an agreement by the budgetary authority before the end of this year.
Paul, just making out every day after school is not really a solid basis for a relationship.
Two weeks ago Parliament provided a solid basis for taking a strong, united position on this dramatic issue.
We each have something the other wants.that seems a relatively solid basis for a bargain. does it?
With this proposal, we are aiming to create a solid basis for the consolidation of the internal market for construction products.
This is normal and necessary to ensure the auditprocess works well and that all findings in the audit process are on a solid basis.
The Commission's initiative provides a very solid basis for this, and a viable way forward.
It must also provide a solid basis for planning operations and policies, and developing compliance strategies and risk assessment.
The climate action and renewable energy package has created a solid basis for reaching a new international agreement.
After the completion of the impact assessment I intend to submit to this Parliament in September a proposal that allows the continuation of this scheme but on a very solid basis for the future.
I am confident that these conclusions will provide a very good and solid basis for the following presidencies to continue along the lines set out therein.
The long European traditionof voluntary work and the principle of solidarity provide a solid basis for achieving this.
In any event, ladies and gentlemen,I am convinced that there is a solid basis for a final agreement, and that together we will find a sound solution for all the people of Europe.
The Early Warning and Response System and the Rapid Alert System for Food and Feed have provided a solid basis for exchanging information.
I trust that the conclusions we will adopt tomorrow will allow us to establish a solid basis that meets the concerns expressed and enables us to make immediate progress in the launching of industrial initiatives.
The Commission position aims to breach the gap between the positions of the two institutions and to provide a solid basis for future discussion.
This assessment will serve as a source of better knowledge and a solid basis for further initiatives in this field, as no systematic and integrated approach towards volunteering has been developed so far at EU level.
Therefore, I am sure we will return to this issue and I would be very happy,as I said earlier, to discuss this on the solid basis of a published report.
In this respect, the proposals which we are making in Mrs Krehl's report on best practices provide a solid basis for the subsequent measures and actions aimed at simplifying the rules and improving the exchange of information and communication when using the Structural Funds.
But the application of the European Arrest Warrant withoutproper procedural guarantees has, in some cases, led to the denial of justice, because mutual recognition has not been accompanied by a solid basis for mutual trust.
I believe that Parliament has now achieved a balanced report which will provide a solid basis for the upcoming negotiations with the Commission and the Council.