Examples of using My programme in English and their translations into Slovak
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Programming
He signed my programme.
My programme was no drink in the morning;
Just part of my programme.
My programme gives the streets back to the people.'.
They signed my programme.
All my programmes are like my children.
Can I watch my programme now?
I can… Freddie, this is my programme.
What will my programme look like?
Developing trust is part of my programme.
Where will my programme take place?
For the bigger challenges, I hire coaches to help me with my programme.
This year my programme is based on what Froomey's doing," said Thomas.
That was the best part of my programme today.
Til finalise my programme, say a few words and the world will start to change.
Regarding the issue of reducing the administrative burden,that has been a very important point in my programme.
While my programme's goal is to improve your health, I'm able to adapt my methods.
I featured an 82 year old recording, one I have heard hundreds of times over the years,and even featured occasionally on my programmes.
The leitmotiv of my programme is the same one as in my inaugural speech:‘Entrepreneurship with a human face'.
Is the date listed on the programme page the date I should leave from my country,or is it the date my programme actually starts?
I'm also still combining my programme with Formula 1 so I'm kind of jumping from one to the other at the moment but I'm not worried about it.
If you find no trace of your suggestions in this programme, it does not mean that I have disregarded them:they are in a file and I will continue to refer to them during the implementation of my programme.
In my programme, I spoke, for instance, about having some public/private partnerships; I spoke about involving the European Investment Bank in a better way; we are looking very openly at all the possibilities of financing for those very important projects.
I must, however, give special thanks to the Group of the European People's Party(Christian Democrats),which ran the risk of endorsing my programme in Warsaw before the elections, in an attempt right from the outset to give greater expression to European parliamentary democracy.
In the speech setting out my programme in December 2002 I expressed my determination to apply as soon as possible the autumn 2001 Committee decision authorising reinforced dialogue with the organisations representing civil society at European level.
If you wish to live in a future shaped up by fashionable ideas, where smoking is prohibited, but illegal drugs are tolerated, where marriage is on the verge of extinction and couples go to Town Halls to register only, where the old and sick are mercifully euthanised, where we are told what to eat and drink and how we can talk,then this is not my programme.
You have heard my little programme?
Self-destruction is against my basic programme.