Examples of using To be a key in English and their translations into Czech
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Dawn used to be a key.
In writing.-(DE) In the Europe 2020 Strategy the European Union declared employment policy to be a key issue.
It's got to be a key.
Moreover, this standard will, in the final analysis, lead to greater awareness of pesticides andtheir impact on public health which I personally consider to be a key issue.
There's got to be a key!
Seems to be a key of some kind.
As you know, he's proven himself to be a key player arvin: mr. sark.
Looks to be a key what somekind.
Therefore, super food plant-based protein sources are going to be a key food of the future.
That's going to be a key word today- motivation.
This should be stated very clearly in this House today, particularly since we expect that the consultations andcooperation on events in North Africa may prove to be a key aspect of good cooperation with Turkey.
Dawn used to be a key. Hello.
The excruciating and disastrous experience of our countries in the South in January, like the forecasts that threaten us with a significant energy shortage over the next two decades,all point towards the need for energy policy to be a key part of our foreign policy.
Dawn used to be a key. Hello.
I believe this to be a key motto which can be used for getting closer to Petr's decision to be a painter,to make paintings in his life and to have his paintings come to him and into him.
The European perspective for Turkey has proved to be a key incentive for reforms in the country.
London was always going to be a key front in our cultural war against the political class.
CS I consider the discussion on the extent and rate of improvements to environmental, social and other standards,along with the revision of European regulations, to be a key issue for resolving the economic recession which the European economy is now facing.
That turned out to be a key question, that's what led me down the next rabbit hole.
When Axe takes a big position on Kemlot, long, that audit is going to be a key piece of evidence proving he went against the numbers because he knew something.
PT The Generalised System of Preferences has proved to be a key trade policy instrument for promoting development and eradicating poverty in the world's most fragile countries and regions through their progressive integration into the international trading system.
The establishment of terminology andtheoretical framework appears to be a key component, as the terms civil society and third(non-governmental) sector are often confound.
British Imperial is andwill continue to be a key partner in the development of energy technology that will drive the next century.
There's got to be a key somewhere.
As you know, he's proven himself to be a key player in the world of international organized crime.
In this way, we are showing our determination to be a key, indispensable player in decision making on new rules for structural funds in the period after 2013.
The willingness of the EU to lead on this issue may well prove to be a key factor in establishing an internationally binding agreement to deal with climate change.
The European Neighbourhood Policy(ENP) has shown itself to be a key EU foreign policy instrument, fostering closer relations between the partner countries and providing benefits for both parties.
In addition to being a key catch, cod is also vital to the proper functioning of the ecosystem.