Examples of using A more consistent in English and their translations into Czech
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It's also a game that, if one wishes to play it well,takes some strategy in order to be a more consistent winner.
The aim is to create a more consistent legal framework, make it more effective and make the penalties for perpetrators more severe.
I would therefore say that we need to cooperate at all political levels in order to achieve a more consistent position than we have at the moment.
A more consistent approach to controlling the residues of all pharmacologically active substances, and analyses of the risk they represent, are crucial.
It is our view that, if the Commission comes to the aid of multinationals in a scenario of this kind,we should have a more consistent right to speak.
A more consistent approach to studying process dynamics in small reactors is to measure the mass transfer coefficient directly in the actual reaction system.
We must therefore welcome the fact that, on 19 May,the Council indicated that the European Union had to adopt a more consistent approach to democratic governance.
I truly hope that a more consistent EU policy in the eastern neighbourhood will become a priority for the political action of the European Council and Commission.
The Hungarian Presidency is convinced that the structural reforms of the Member States must be implemented in a more consistent manner and must be coordinated to a greater extent than before.
For this reason, I am in favour of a more consistent implementation of the existing regulations to abolish gender-specific pay differences and against additional legal regulations.
As indicated by the Sixth Community Environment Action Programme,the European Union has recognised the need for a more consistent reduction in the impact which pesticides have on both the environment and people's health.
We therefore call on Parliament to adopt a more consistent and logical stand, in order to defend consumer interests by favouring compulsory labelling of the place of production for all agricultural products, including processed products containing just one ingredient, such as milk.
The organisation of a European Year, called for several times by the European Parliament, could have the right amount of European andinternational impact to build a more consistent and effective policy.
This assistance is important if Armenia is to face the crisis in a more consistent manner, and to prevent social instability, which could precipitate a mass exodus of emigrants, leading to problems within Europe.
The new regulation on rating agencies will also ensure a single point of contact for all rating agencies, a regulatory framework which is harmonisedacross the European Union, with equal treatment, and a more consistent application of the rules for agencies throughout the European Union.
However, I am disappointed by the European Union's failure to develop a more consistent and effective external policy towards some of its partners, so that it could contribute to bringing down the totalitarian regimes that still persist, like the one that was in power in Tunisia.
In writing.-(FI) I wish to thank Mr Cappato for his extensive and comprehensive report,one which rightfully demands from the EU a more consistent policy on human rights and more effective means to monitor its impact.
The EU should also seriously consider a more consistent process of cooperation with the Republic of Moldova and the possibility to provide, under certain conditions as regards Chisinau's guaranteeing certain democratic standards, a much clearer European perspective for this country.
National courts, as well as governments and/or parliaments, could consider a more consistent‘Article 51(field of application) screening' to assess at an early stage whether a judicial case or legislative file raises questions under the EU Charter of Fundamental Rights.
The rapporteur also points out that as the ultimate goal is human health protection, a more consistent approach is required for the risk analysis and control of residues of pharmacologically active substances, which may appear in food produced in or imported into the European Union.
Which is more consistent with a primary bleed.
The injury was more consistent with a stranglehold.
Supposedly a car accident, although his injuries were more consistent with a beating.