Examples of using We are not asking in English and their translations into Czech
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We are not asking you to.
I said no! Reb Tevye, we are not asking for your permission.
We are not asking you to.
I would like to stress that,as part of our efforts, we are not asking for charity, but for support for our initiatives.
We are not asking you.
What happened to Jenny Nystrom is a tragedy, andmy heart goes out to her family. But we are not asking Kurkistan to waive diplomatic immunity.
And we are not asking for much.
We are not asking you to release him.
State that we are not asking for any terms or conditions.
We are not asking anyone to do anything.
Understand, we are not asking you to do anything against the German people or your homeland.
We are not asking her for a kidney.
We are not asking for an advantage for one diagnosis.
We are not asking for money from any European citizens.
But we are not asking you to do this for nothing.
We are not asking them to control anyone but themselves.
We are not asking them not to reduce their contributions.
We are not asking for your full deliberation. You will know then.
We are not asking you to apologize for being successful!
We are not asking my parents to pay for our fake wedding.
We are not asking them for the time being to commit themselves to emission reductions in absolute terms.
Sir, we are not asking to be told information that is not meant for us to know.
We are not asking for any special treatment for the European Union or for the most affected regions of the European Union.
We are not asking for any words to be added or removed: only that this paragraph be divided into those three sections.
We are not asking those who have made their profits from such speculation to dip into their pockets, and that means we are not going far enough.
We are not asking for other items to be taken off the agenda;we are simply asking Parliament to have the courage to express an opinion.
We are not asking the Union to do what the Member States should be doing, but an effort is needed to facilitate matters by helping to demolish professional corporatism.
We are not asking whether health-care systems and high-quality health services can be organised without unwanted side-effects; we are asking how it can be done.
And if we are not asking them to surrender certain contract law rights, such as the right to reject in UK and Irish law, then is business still not faced with 27 different sets of consumer rules, the abolition of which was a key objective in the first place?
We are not asking for power; in the White Paper we are asking for cooperation, for very concrete actions, which range throughout many areas- education, training, social inclusion, public health- but also, on the other hand, repressing phenomena such as violence, racism, corruption in sport or individual organisations or events.