Examples of using We have to avoid in English and their translations into Czech
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We have to avoid gangrene.
We have to avoid it.
It's basically a straight shot. We have to avoid this archipelago here.
We have to avoid conflict.
It's basically a straight shot. We have to avoid this archipelago here.
So we have to avoid that problem.
Who's Rita? To get in the building, we have to avoid seven exterior cameras?
We have to avoid a potential lawsuit.
So we need to go through Torment Forest,past Piranha Cove, but we have to avoid the Chasm of.
We have to avoid a long, drawn-out war.
And we have to avoid that at all costs.
Under this current government of Mr. Chamberlain, my own leader,we are behaving as if we have to avoid war at absolutely all costs.
We have to avoid tractor-force rebounding.
The most important thing for the Commission is that it is the same system, because we have to avoid all kinds of double standards and over-complications here.
We have to avoid this archipelago here, It's basically a straight shot.
And most important, we have to avoid eating any more of that fruit.
We have to avoid this archipelago here, It's basically a straight shot.
I was Susie's direct supervisor, so we have to avoid any suggestion that I am trying to affect the outcome of this investigation.
We have to avoid retaliation. Close to the brink of a war nobody wants.
If we have to significantly cut our public debt year on year, if we have to avoid deficits above 1%, which the Commission proposes, and if we have to do all of this in a low-growth environment with high unemployment, how can we possibly deliver on the 2020 Strategy?
We have to avoid the two against one so no one feels ganged up on. Okay.
I think that we have to avoid repeating this same experience in the future.
We have to avoid our policies being perceived as ambiguous or as applying double standards.
Secondly, we have to avoid treating Serbia as a second-class European country and lecturing it on every occasion.
We have to avoid any changes to the final text of the resolution that would complicate the situation or endanger the lives of these defenceless people.
We have to avoid government subsidies and non-market mechanisms which lead to the centralisation of the economy, hamper competition and stifle creativity.
Firstly, we have to avoid casting the country back into isolation, because in that way, as the representatives of the opposition and of civil society stressed, Belarus' isolation means the isolation of the country's citizens.
But with biomass, we have to avoid resource depletion, prevent monocultures from reducing biodiversity, and ensure that the energy needs of rich countries are not met at the expense of food needs in poor countries.