Sentence examples for for slovak from inspiring English sources

For example, it was reportedly quite common for Slovak salarymen to declare themselves self-employed, while continuing to work for the same company much as before.

St. Elizabeth's was established in 1891 on the Lower East Side for Slovak Catholics, and in 1918 moved to its present sanctuary at East 83rd Street, which had been founded, also in 1891, as a Lutheran church.

I am rather more worried about his tin ear for Slovak concerns, and what seems to me to be an over-fondness for raison d'État in dealing with Russia and China.

Calls for Slovak autonomy were counterbalanced by other parties seeking closer contacts with the corresponding Czech groups; the most significant contribution to that effort was made by two Slovak parties, the Agrarians under Milan Hodža and the Social Democrats under Ivan Dérer.

The sustainability assessment methods used over the world were the basis of new system development for Slovak conditions.

Risk analysis of road tunnels is in Slovakia managed by technical specifications TP 041 (TP 02/2011) "Risk analysis for Slovak road tunnels" where is defined precise methodology of risk analysis with regard to safety of road tunnels users.

For Slovaks, the last few years have been grueling.

Still, when Robert Fico (pictured above), the prime minister, said the country had been "established for Slovaks, not for minorities" in a recent speech, both the tenor and timing of the rhetoric raised eyebrows.

This reflects the fall of the Habsburg empire and the Treaty of Trianon 90 years ago, a moment of national rebirth for Slovaks, but of dismemberment and humiliation for Hungarians.

Since this burden falls on earnings from work, not from capital, it restores the incentive for Slovaks to convert one into the other, by declaring themselves self-employed subcontractors.

Mr Fico himself is not immune to the odd bit of flag-waving rhetoric now and again, including a speech in which he noted that the country had been "established for Slovaks, not for minorities".If there is any bright side to Mr Kotleba's victory, it is that he will end up wielding minimal formal power.