Examples of using To take a position in English and their translations into Czech
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You're to take a position in reserve.
And Uganda's trying to take a position.
Forces'em to take a position, one side or the other.
Accordingly, I am unable to take a position.
Left college to take a position with the mayor's office?
Okay, I want everybody to take a position.
Accordingly, I am unable to take a position regarding the propriety of the Florrick Administration's conduct in this matter.
The government has no obligation to take a position.
I believe that it is meaningless for Parliament to take a position on an issue which could come to a positive conclusion in a matter of days.
Vice-President of the Commission.-(FR) Mr President, I did not wish to take a position on this.
However, since the voting procedure forces us to take a position on this group of amendments as a whole, we have chosen to abstain from voting on Block 3.
In addition, I would invite the persons and undertakings concerned in Ireland to provide any further information they may have on this case to the Commission services,to enable us to take a position.
I am not afraid to take a position.
I only partly agree with the rapporteur's view on this matter,so I do not think it is appropriate for me to take a position on it.
At last, Sweden to take a position.
Thirdly, I note that quite a few of my fellow Members are seeking to anticipateall the Council's decisions, as the Council has yet to take a position.
We are practically the last to take a position on this.
So when we are called upon to take a position on this report, the question is not whether we are for or against Israel, for or against the Palestinians, for or against Hamas; the question is whether we condone breaches of international law, of international humanitarian law and of the Geneva Conventions, no matter by whom they were committed.
Accordingly, I am unable to take a position.
Why are exactly those the terms, that insult, hurt, regulate and control us, without which we cannot live, which we need,to be able to take a position in society.
The Council has so far failed to take a position on this budget.
It is comforting that Europe has at last taken a position on an issue concerning it,as there is usually little enthusiasm to take a position when others are making decisions.
The coming weeks andmonths will be an opportunity for Parliament to take a position on a series of very important legislative proposals, such as hedge funds and financial supervision.
I truly hope that we shall all accept the resolution tomorrow andcan petition the European Union Agency on Fundamental Rights to take a position on this law, as that is what it is there for.
Just as moderate, sane Republicans on the Hill refuse to take a position for fear they will lose primary voters.
Is it encouraging or discouraging you, as the European Commission, to take a position in favour of one direction?
In this connection, we are also interested in the regrettable refusal to take a position on the illegal kidnappings in Europe by the CIA thus far.
There was, incidentally, a speech made by the Polish Minister, who expressed his concern and his feeling that there was a need to react and to take a position regarding the systematic harassment of members of the Polish minority.
It would be equally desirable for the United Nations Security Council to take a position on this question but, as we know, this did not happen.