Примери за използване на Useful answer на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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This report provides some useful answers.
The only useful answers are those that raise new questions.
Even the“boring, standard questions” can have unique and useful answers.
In this case, the consulate can provide useful answers as to the particular provisions of each.
Simplifying the question makes it more likely you will get a useful answer.
For the sake of clarity, and so as to give a useful answer to the referring court, I will approach the three questions as follows.
Second, simplifying the question increases the likelihood of getting a useful answer.
The people most likely to be able to give you a useful answer are also the busiest people(if only because they take on the most work themselves).
And most of us can't yet trust Siri, Alexa, orGoogle Assistant for an accurate, useful answer much of the time.
People who are likely to be able to give you a useful answer are also the busiest people(also because they do most of their work themselves).
However, if you have got your technical ducks in a row,politeness does increase your chances of getting a useful answer.
In general, questions to a well-selected public forum are more likely to get useful answers than equivalent questions to a private one.
However, if you have got your technical ducks in a row,politeness does increase your chances of getting a useful answer.
The people most likely to be able to give you a useful answer are also the busiest people(if only because they take on the most work themselves).
However, at the normal technical level of the question,politeness really increases the likelihood of getting a useful answer.
Undoubtedly, you will find detailed and useful answers in the operating instructions as well as on the official homepage of the company to which you are linked.
The Court has sufficient information to enable it to give a useful answer to the national court.
When you do this,your odds of getting a useful answer and the speed with which you are likely to get that answer  both improve tremendously.
Similarly, they are sufficient to allow the Court to give a useful answer to the question thus asked.
But if you have got the rest of your ducks in a row,politeness does increase your chances of getting a quick and useful answer.
The likelihood of receiving a useful answer increases if you clearly make it clear what you want from the respondentsprovide links, send a code, check your decision.
First of all, the referring court has failed to provide either the factual orlegal material necessary for the Court to give a useful answer to those questions.
As well as providing a useful answer for parents whose children ask them about Santa, Dr. Sheen hopes her theory will inspire youngsters to take an interest in physics.
It must therefore be held that the order for reference contains the factual andlegal material necessary to enable the Court to give a useful answer to the referring court.
But none of the voters had a useful answer as we used more unclear, vague or passive sentences, such as“I have dark thoughts” or“I do not want to wake up tomorrow.”.
One: being seen to invest effort in simplifying the question makes it more likely you will get an answer,  Two:simplifying the question makes it more likely you will get a useful answer.
The short and useful answer is that the red line for Ukraine's and Tunisia's[opposition] movement leaders was democracy, while the Iranian ones would maintain the regime's[establishment] framework….
Therefore, the deficiencies in the order for reference prevent the Court from giving a useful answer, and they do not allow Member States and other interested parties to submit observations in this case.
Preliminary rulings- Admissibility- Questions referred without sufficient explanation of the factual andlegislative context- Questions referred in a context making a useful answer impossible- Manifest inadmissibility(Art. 234 EC)(see paras 29-35, operative part 2).
Nevertheless, the Spanish Government submits that, in order to provide a useful answer to the referring court, the Court should reformulate the questions from the perspective of Articles 14 and 106 TFEU, in conjunction with Protocol(No 26) on Services of General Interest(‘Protocol No 26'),(20) which should be interpreted as not precluding measures such as those at issue in the main proceedings.