Examples of using To be set up in English and their translations into Czech
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For my charity to be set up.
Banks used to be set up by gentlemen, for gentlemen.
Oh, you think I need to be set up?
Whatever needs to be set up for a pitching contest set that shit up. .
He thinks I need to be set up.
This would have enabled it to be set up within the Community framework with democratic participation and control.
My friend, rachel, wants to be set up.
I do not need to be set up by the marx brothers, and i do not need to suffer the machinations of the well-meaning.
An Inquisition tribunal needs to be set up.
I didn't ask to be set up with him.
This object does not need to be set up.
Four, nurseries for employees' children to be set up in all our factories, and also a David Goldman Cultural Center;
You know, I don't understand why you need to be set up.
Only the UPnP(Universal Plug and Play) server needs to be set up. iTunes does not currently work as a UPnP media server.
In reality Windows finds the first partition andthen ignores any others that happen to be set up.
Wireless HART adapters allow wireless network structures to be set up in an integration-friendly and cost-effective way.
In writing.- I supported today's report calling for a joint register of lobbyists and interest groups to be set up.
Multiple teach modes(Standard,Precision and Dynamic) allow the sensors to be set up quickly and easily to best suit the application.
The scheme needs to be set up in such a way that schools are provided only with healthy fruit containing pesticide levels well below the maximum allowable limits.
Secondly, a truly multilateral peace-keeping mission needs to be set up in Georgia.
This amendment does not require an agency in Brussels to be set up but the definition of common standards about the warning system to be done jointly by the relevant authorities of the Member States.
I well remember how hard we fought in this very Parliament for an inquiry committee on the Prestige to be set up: it certainly made an impression.
In contrast, formal or institutional participation requires formal bodies to be set up in line with national legal frameworks and social traditions; logically, this is closely related to enterprise size.
That being so, I noted in passing the comments by Mr Deprez onthe idea that ultimately, in a general transatlantic agreement, it would no doubt be useful perhaps for an independent authority to be set up to monitor the protection of the data.
This initiative by the Austrian Presidency allows joint support teams to be set up that must be capable of providing a Member State with any necessary operational assistance following a terrorist attack.
Therefore, the right of access is good; transparency is certainly good; the balance between the right to transparency and those things that cannot be handed over or passed on ormade recognisable is good; and the register of lobbyists that is to be set up soon is good.
It appears to me that the call for a European multidisciplinary network to be set up for specific training and learning problems, which is part of the written declaration, goes some way in this direction.
I have called on more than one occasion for European maritime accident intervention centres to be set up in every Member State with access to the sea.
A sound Community scheme needs to be set up as soon as possible for handling information security, while an adequate control system needs to be put in place for exports of security and defence-related products and equipment to third countries.
The Council should know that the European Parliament does not want an independent European supervisory structure andsystemic risk board to be set up out of dogmatism or stubbornness, but from a deeply-held, cross-party conviction.