Examples of using To varying degrees in English and their translations into Czech
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Yes… Well, to varying degrees.
To varying degrees, but, um… yeah, yeah, everyone.
They found traces of it in all the bodies to varying degrees.
To varying degrees it involves the mastery of skills, expanding one's dance repertoire, developing partnering, work with costumes and props spurs, cane, tophat, fan.
First love at age 10, admired by women from ages 3-83… to varying degrees.
All of these people are suffering to varying degrees from post-traumatic stress.
The floods of 2010 affected several European countries, to varying degrees.
Plant health rules and controls are applied to varying degrees, creating entirely unfair situations.
Organ shortage is a problem facing all the Member States to varying degrees.
Instruction leads students to distinguish between genres anddance styles, to varying degrees it also helps acquaint them with a skill, broadens the dance range, develops partnering, work with costumes and props.
But the worse the transgression,the more you want to get revenge. To varying degrees, of course.
One of the key challenges for cohesion and regional policy has been climate change,which also- to varying degrees- will have a considerable impact on the regions of Austria because the sectors that will be affected most will include tourism, as well as agriculture and forestry.
We have a problem with the Roma, and this is that they are strongly rejected in most societies to varying degrees.
Those places are also, very regrettably,mirrors that reflect many of the problems that, to varying degrees, affect societies governed by social patterns based on a patriarchal culture.
We need to see, therefore, quite simply, that our entire eastern neighbourhood is facing a threat to its freedom to varying degrees.
In addition, in the countries where it has been possible to present the industrial policy document,there has been some willingness- albeit to varying degrees in the different countries- to take part in joint action under the governance of the industrial policy.
Minimum river flows are projected to decrease significantly in summer in southern Europe but also in many other parts of Europe to varying degrees.
I would like to point out that it is important to share good practices,since Europe is affected to varying degrees by the scarcity of water, or drought, and therefore the practical experience of all regions is crucial if we are to avoid these phenomena or resolve them.
Furthermore, around 900 million people worldwide are chronically hungry due to extreme poverty,while up to 2 billion people lack genuine long-term food security due to varying degrees of poverty.
BG Madam President, the economic crisis anddifficulties which all Member States are experiencing, although to varying degrees, has given impetus to nationalist and populist groups which are not only looking for greater public support, but are also constantly testing European citizens' limits of tolerance by acting openly against the expansion of integration in Europe.
Furthermore, around 900 million people worldwide are chronically hungry due to extreme poverty,while up to 2 billion people lack genuine, long-term food security due to varying degrees of poverty.
While each crisis requires its own immediate response, we also have to provide medium- and long-term action to prevent new problems from arising and, in addition to these immediate issues,our eastern neighbours all want stronger links with the European Union, albeit to varying degrees.
The European Union must take more active measures to combat poverty and social exclusion, paying particular attention to people in precarious employment, the unemployed, families, elderly people, women, single mothers, disadvantaged children andpeople who are ill or who are able-bodied to varying degrees.