Examples of using State needs in English and their translations into Czech
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The State needs more time.
It's a speech about what this state needs.
The State needs a male heir.
It's a speech about what this state needs.
What this state needs is a.
I would like to tell you what this state needs.
Penn State needs to convert.
There's no need in my telling you what this state needs.
The state needs that power plant.
You think this state needs a change.
The State needs men like you that I can trust.
My friends… My friends, this state needs a good five-cent cigar.
A man of state needs helpers, little elves and sprites to do his bidding.
In writing.-(DE) For its survival, every state needs to maintain food self-sufficiency.
The honesty… and care that my father, Bruce Hendrie, has shown me is the same care andattention that this great state needs.
What this state needs is a balanced tax program.
DE Madam President, I would like to ask whether you realise that, in Article 6,the word'central' before the word state needs to be deleted to make the wording consistent with the other texts.
Every modern state needs a properly functioning legal system, effective taxation authorities, the resolution of all issues connected with government assets and equal access to a constitutional court for all citizens.
Great speech. What this state needs is a balanced tax program.
My f riends, this state needs a good five-cent cigar.
My friends, what this state needs is a good five-cent cigar. My friends.
I mean, how much prep time does the State need?
To that end, the EU states need to implement a series of measures aimed at protecting coastal zones and promoting a clean marine environment.
They said that if I would not take part in animal experiments anddissections then I would not be able to become a good schoolteacher and that the state needed good biologists as schoolteachers and for this reason my personal conscience was of lesser importance.
The second effectively proposes that all the Member States should align their information exchange standards to the most open level,particularly by ensuring that Member States cannot use financial confidentiality as an excuse to refuse to provide information that other Member States need in order to calculate their residents' taxes.