Examples of using To this process in English and their translations into Czech
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You are vital to this process.
And I… hope you understand how instrumental you have been to this process.
We're not used to this process exactly.
We're making a stand to bring transparency to this process.
Due to this process, every sixth Hungarian- about a million people- lost his or her job.
There are three phases(en) to this process.
Everyone contributed to this process, and I hope that everyone will therefore be able to vote in favour of the proposals.
Which is very important to this process.
Central to this process is a group of humans and Minbari trained to work together and dedicated to the higher principles of duty, honor and peace.
There is also a broader context to this process.
I think that his commitment to this process is something I want to read into the record of our Parliament and to thank him on all of our behalf.
We have a solemn responsibility to this process.
Now you see usually there would be quite a lot of stages to this process, but for you we can jump straight to the last one.
The Commission is invited to present appropriate contributions to this process.
Honorable Members, you have provided a strong input to this process since its beginning.
I would like to thank especially the rapporteur, Mr Toine Manders andhis colleagues for the highly valuable work they have contributed to this process.
But Parliament is right:more progress depends on integrating a political layer to this process, so that the stakes can be properly debated.
It expressed the expectation that the Quartet meeting on 5 February 2011 in Munich will make a substantive contribution to this process.
Have we ever lost one of them to this process?
Member of the Commission.- We are taking into account all the input that we are getting from our very open approach to this process.
Very many things are linked to this process.
The input of universities alone is not enough; business and government must also contribute to this process.
The artist has systematically, if not obsessively, devoted himself to this process for a number of years now.
It goes without saying that this isimportant for Montenegro itself, but I should like to draw your attention to the fact that there are also two other dimensions to this process.
Our internal discussions and the reforms which we will go on adopting must continue in order to feed in to this process, which is only just beginning.
I want to say that in that case the Euro-Mediterranean Parliamentary Assembly must be the legislative body that lends democratic legitimacy to this process.
Europe's women scientists undoubtedly contribute to this process.
The rapid launch of specific projects within the Union for the Mediterranean can contribute much to this process.
Recent events in N'Djamena caused setbacks to this process.
It is time to start work, and I would like to thank Mr Stubb and Mr Friedrich and, indeed,everyone else who has made a contribution to this process so far.