Examples of using These practices in English and their translations into Czech
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These practices are so long.
The Malaysian Government must stop these practices.
Yet each of these practices demonstrates a tendency.
We must wholly condemn and punish these practices.
These practices have long been rooted in the South of Italy.
The company hides the fact that these practices are very systemic.
These practices encourage artificial movements of companies, capital and persons.
It must be recognised that these practices simply do not meet EU standards of food safety.
These practices done with an open heart, surrender and dedication will bring God to you.
The changes the directive introduces will increase the scope of consumer protection against these practices.
We call on the Government of Zimbabwe to cease these practices and to stop the forced evictions.
Therefore, the Commission must immediately review andimprove the directives in order to avoid these practices.
Children are dying andwomen are dying precisely because of these practices, which are completely unacceptable.
I would appeal for specific steps to be taken as soon as possible with a view to stopping these practices.
Condemning these practices is, in fact, not enough to eradicate this extremely serious violation of human rights.
Not only has this been done in a planned way but,since its accession to the European Union, these practices have even increased.
Combating these practices and putting a stop to them will contribute to better health protection and improved security for the citizens.
I think that if we want at least to sort outthis issue within Europe, we must reach the stage where we penalise these practices.
To these practices often approach traders who cut or pull out teeth of slow lorises with forceps without any anesthetic.
I am, frankly, appalled at some of the abuses that have gone on in this Chamber by Spanish MEPs seeking to cover up these practices.
These practices are reprehensible; they may be cultural, perhaps tribal, but they are criminal and are not in any way religious.
Given Europe's cultural diversity, some of these practices, which are alien to the EU's respect for animal welfare, have begun to take root.
These practices provide further evidence that this Islam, which has not yet had an enlightenment, is incompatible with our Western values.
The Government of Tanzania, too, it must be said,is committed to stamping out these practices and raising awareness of the plight of the albino population.
Since these practices are carried on across frontiers, it is very difficult to bring those responsible to justice.
I want you to raise at the Council working group the Austrian model where,under the Misleading Advertising Directive, they already ban these practices.
It is imperative for us to highlight these practices, which are unworthy of a Europe where respect for basic human rights should apply to everyone.
I think the European Parliament has a moral obligation to appeal to the authorities of the Democratic People's Republic of Korea to end these practices as quickly as possible.
These practices should apply, in particular, to young animals which are brought together from different breeders and thus increase the risk of communicable diseases.
Rest assured that I believe that, in a democracy, these practices are not cultural; rather, they are practices that we must combat by means of democracy.