Examples of using Taking part in English and their translations into Czech
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That's taking part.
Somebody tried to stop me from taking part.
We should be taking part in it.
Those taking part sensed the dawn of a new age.
Well done, thank you taking part.
Taking part in our training courses will enable you to.
Jesus. Well, thanks for taking part, folks.
Persons taking part in admission procedures to study at MU.
You of all people, taking part in a coup.
We should be celebrating each and every child taking part.
Well, thanks for taking part, folks. Jesus.
For taking part in a forum on the Eastern Partnership in Brussels.
Somebody tried to stop me from taking part. I don't understand.
For taking part in the murder of an Assistant Police Commissioner? A year?
I just assumed you liked taking part in town events.
Regional authorities were contacted by telephone butmost were not interested in taking part.
Why is the Czech Republic taking part in EXPO 2017 in Astana?
Now we were taking part in a long-standing local tradition, a humiliating tug of war with an airboat.
He thought long and hard about taking part in this musical.
How can you justify taking part in Germany when there's so much discrimination here at home?
The President will not accept any form of payment for writing articles,delivering speeches or taking part in conferences.
Thank you to everyone for taking part in the discussion and for your support.
Insurance against cancellation fees for the entire crew- each member of the crew taking part in the cruise may be insured.
A SMILE FOR THE WORLD- taking part in‘A smile for the world' charity action.
Taking part in a forex competition is one of the many ways a trader can test their strategies, polish their skills and grow their confidence.
I was not sorry that I was taking part… in no process of capture of decisions.
Clearly this privileged position represents an idealstarting-point for visiting museums, making purchases in the most elegant shops of the city and taking part in conferences and seminars.
I am grateful to the Americans for taking part in this far-reaching dialogue.
Over a third avoid taking part in Jewish events or visiting Jewish sites because they fear for their safety and feel insecure.
In Belarus, you can be indicted andgo to prison merely for taking part in a protest, standing in elections, or stating your opinion.
