Examples of using Yet fully in English and their translations into Czech
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Beryl is not yet fully recovered.
A plane that our greatest scientific minds don't yet fully understand?
He had not yet fully comprehend this meeting business, he claimed.
The precise path is not yet fully known.
He had not yet fully comprehend this meeting business, he claimed.
I'm still half-cat,not yet fully human.
These items are not yet fully function in this version- only the basic functions are working now.
Their second concern, comprehensibility,is something we have not yet fully succeeded in.
We don't yet fully understand the physics of these energies, we are making large extrapolations in what we're talking about.
The corona is much hotter than the surface. Through mechanisms that we don't yet fully understand.
I think some people have not yet fully understood the role of the European Parliament after the Treaty of Lisbon.
Tell me, you're a relatively young,seemingly virile man who I'm assuming has all parts yet fully functioning.
EU Member States have not yet fully embedded a‘Charter culture' in their administrative, legislative and judicial procedures.
It captures thegiddy phase of metamorphosis, when you are no longer what you were but not yet fully what you are becoming.
The Joint Undertaking is in a start-up phase and had not yet fully established its internal control and financial reporting systems by the end of 2009.
This is why the interweaving of the real economy and the financial markets, whose extent, I believe,we have yet fully to gauge, is so important.
Have a purpose that we don't yet fully understand. I'm not sure I believe it myself, but there's a possibility that the inhibitor chips the Kaminoans put inside of us.
There have certainly been significant improvements, butit is clear that we have not yet fully achieved this equality, neither in reality nor in people's minds.
That the inhibitor chips the Kaminoans put inside of us I'm not sure I believe it myself, butthere's a possibility have a purpose that we don't yet fully understand.
I'm not sure I believe it myself, butthere's a possibility have a purpose that we don't yet fully understand. that the inhibitor chips the Kaminoans put inside of us.
I'm not sure I believe it myself, but there's a possibility that the inhibitor chips the Kaminoans put inside of us have a purpose that we don't yet fully understand.
This is particularly important if the customer has not yet fully decided on a KNX system, but would like to keep open the option of adding KNX components at a later stage.
As previously discussed, the practice of water baptism is said to have been carried out by the disciples because they had not yet fully understood that spirit baptism had replaced water.
However, precisely because we cannot yet fully trust the Government of Kazakhstan in respect of the rule of law, we must insist that the case is investigated in an objective manner.
A system founded on more transparent, common rules enhances consumer awareness,which is not yet fully mature in this region, but has been known in Western Europe for a long time.
However, I feel it is important to ensure the safety of products before they are placed on the market,bearing in mind that nanotechnologies involve risks that are not yet fully understood.
Several studies have concluded that cost remains the top reason why consumers are not yet fully embracing electric vehicles, as well as the reliability of the new technology.
If the Council had got its way, the research appropriations would have been cut by around half a billion euro compared with the amount originally proposed by the Commission, and in this regard,I have not yet fully understood what the Council was thinking.
I am therefore also hoping that the Member States which have not yet fully implemented these measures will make every effort to ensure that this process is completed as soon as possible.
The proposal for a directive and the report aim to eliminate the high level of centralisation that still exists in certain countries, in order to complete the penetration of EU monopolies into the market,thus accelerating the implementation of liberalisation, while also imposing sanctions on the Member States that have not yet fully implemented it.