Examples of using Your resolution in English and their translations into Czech
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Colloquial
What's your resolution?
The position of this Parliament was clearly expressed in your resolution of February 2007.
That's your resolution?
Yes, and your family andcolleagues are gathering for your Resolution.
What's your resolution?
Your resolution of 13 March demonstrates that you also share our point of view concerning this issue.
What's your resolution?
Your resolution is surely right to say that enlargement, and I quote,'has proven to be one of the most successful of all European Union policies.
So much for your resolution.
In your resolution, you also refer to the PNR agreement with Canada.
I have read your resolution.
In your resolution you stipulate the future of a Sino-Tibetan dialogue.
No. Don't break your resolution.
Maybe your resolution should be not to make fun of your friends.
For that reason I cannot support your resolution and I shall vote against it.
As your resolution correctly emphasises, we must, among other things, increase our efforts to integrate climate parameters into our development policy.
It will, as is pointed out in your resolution, serve to reinforce its democratic legitimacy.
Your resolution sends a strong signal to the leaders of Bosnia and Herzegovina to get on with the reforms and to get their country back on the road to Europe.
You mention on several occasions, in your resolution, the importance of monitoring, the conducting of assessments.
Your resolution underlines that closing down the Office of the High Representative(OHR) and strengthening the role of the European Union should remain our ultimate objective.
As regards the long-term measures mentioned in your resolution, we have set up a high level group.
Thank you for your resolution of April 2009 which supported total nuclear disarmament and cited the proposal for a Nuclear Weapons Convention.
I welcome Parliament's support, as expressed in your resolution of 3 September 2008, based on Mr De Rossa's report.
This is the gist of the European message to Belarus that the Commission released over a year ago andwhich includes the'12 points for democratisation' that your resolution mentions.
The case underlying your resolution gives us cause for the greatest concern.
The Commission also appreciates Parliament's examination of the 2010 Annual Policy Strategy- already reflected in your resolution- and shares with you many of the policy priorities identified.
I particularly recall your resolution of July 2006 and the written declaration of September 2007.
This debate and your resolution come at an important time for EU-Turkey relations, and the draft resolution underlines a number of issues of great importance for the Commission.
Therefore, as highlighted in your resolution, this semester will be crucial for Croatia's negotiating process.
On this matter, as your resolution underlines, we have had a number of meetings at technical level with Belarusian experts on matters of mutual interest, such as energy, transport and environment.