Examples of using Which puts in English and their translations into Czech
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Which puts the conei on top.
Approximately 8:00 this morning, which puts the injection some time in the two hours prior.
Which puts your name on the line, sir.
That boy was selling himself on the street to survive, which puts him at special risk.
Which puts her time of death at midnight.
This is indisputably a high-risk technology which puts the population in danger.
Which puts the shooter on the far side of the body.
In your remaining crew in your hands,Captain! which puts the fate What you owe me has fled this ship!
Which puts the fate What you owe me has fled this ship, in your remaining crew in your hands, Captain!
I think we also need to look at our Constitution, which puts the family before the rights of the child.
This is an agreement which puts some hundreds of thousands of euros into the hands of this regime in order that we can take tuna from the coast.
The agricultural sector has seen a real collapse in market prices, something which puts a serious question mark over farm incomes.
This is unacceptable interference, which puts Member States subjected to this excessive deficit procedure in a position of veritable colonial-style submission to the European powers.
We observe human rights andwe want to realise a programme of social market economy- a programme which puts people at the centre of our attention.
We move that paragraph 121, which puts undue emphasis on the interests of European fisheries.
Best we do the sentencing in the throes of that outrage because once the fury subsides,the judge will resort to sentencing guidelines, which puts Lou in prison for 20-plus years.
Cradle is equipped with the feet cover, which puts on at the front of the cradle and is fixed with buttons on both sides fig. 19.
A firdt appraisal by rail experts seems to indicate that there was no obstruction on the tracks orfault with the rails, which puts human error high on the list of possible causes.
In writing.-(FR) I warmly welcome Mr Lehtinen's report, which puts consumer protection at the heart of efforts to complete the internal market.
The social economy can play a vital role in the European economy, by establishing a new type of economy based on democratic values,an economy which puts people first and supports sustainable development.
Instead, we have opted for the path of complete inflexibility, with immediately claimable compensatory rest time, which puts employers of seasonal workers, for instance, in a completely untenable position.
It became necessary to introduce the amendments to the Rules of Procedure in order to take into account the arrival of 18 new Members, the increase in legislative powers andthe new budgetary procedure which puts Parliament on an equal footing with the Council.
Until now all treaties have been treaties of the EU-15 andI would therefore like to underline the political message of the Treaty of Lisbon, which puts the EU-27 on the starting line so that in future we will finally stop dividing the EU into old and new Member States.
I should like to take this opportunity to reiterate my sincere thanks to Mr Lax for his commitment andhis excellent cooperation over the last three years on this very complex dossier, which puts European visa policy on a new footing.
The big thing that has happened is that Parliament's position has been weakened as a result of extensive lobbying by lobbyists in the pay of industry, which puts its interest in selling more pesticides ahead of protecting public health and consumers.
However, at the same time, it opens the door to solutions that we view with concern and cannot accept,such as lifting the zero tolerance for the presence in imported feed of GMOs, which puts the strict application of the precautionary principle at risk.
Although the report acknowledges this need and suggests some important measures that we consider positive, it nonetheless opens the door to solutions that we view with concern and cannot accept,such as lifting the zero tolerance for the presence in imported feed of GMOs, which puts the strict application of the precautionary principle at risk.
These are Cretan hieroglyphics, which put Egyptian hieroglyphics to shame in their obscurity.
Which put Egyptian hieroglyphics to shame in their obscurity. These are Cretan hieroglyphics.
You choose which put handsome.