Examples of using A simplification in English and their translations into Czech
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That's a simplification.
We are of course in favour of such a simplification.
For this reason, a simplification of the rules of audit and control is required.
Obviously, that's a simplification.
Users need to be aware that the consideration of ribs in 2D necessarily comes with a simplification.
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I think that's a simplification.
I am also calling for a simplification of the procedures, so that these funds may be applied in a dynamic and flexible fashion.
Well, that's kind of a simplification.
We object to a simplification that kills off production and producers, and we will continue to fight it in this House.
We very much support the calls for a simplification of the rules.
We agree with a simplification that serves farmers' interests- in particular, those of small and medium-sized farmers- and enables them to carry on producing.
I was happy to back the report by Heide Rühle calling for a simplification of public procurement.
A simplification of the Code of Conduct will increase the potential for negotiation between market participants airlines and CRSs will freely be able to negotiate the level of payment for a reservation taken by the CRS.
You define groups of bodies or components andthen define a simplification method for these groups.
I would also like to call for a simplification of the process of public consultations, and an extension of the deadlines for submitting concrete proposals, including the possibility of submitting proposals in all official languages of the Union.
Linking the CAP andrural development funding represents a simplification of the budgetary arrangements in appearance only.
Innovation partnerships should not result in additional complexity, butshould instead be part of a simplification process.
During the year, there have been several changes, for instance, a simplification of the registration process and a web interface.
The proposal is limited to introducing a simplification into the operations of the European Social Fund to encourage the effective, efficient and fast uptake of available resources, without compromising the principles of sound financial management.
Support for and extension of the rights of adopted children allows a reinforcement and, it is to be hoped,also a simplification of the adoption process.
We need a simplification of the application processes so that, first of all, fewer errors are made, and, secondly, so that access for those people who really want to work can be made easier through this European cohesion policy.
Defeature- Define Groups You can use the Silhouette method to define groups of bodies orcomponents and then define a simplification method for these groups.
As I said,we are not against a simplification of the accounting rules for small businesses, particularly because directives and measures have accumulated to such a degree that they need to be reorganised in order to clarify the situation.
Therefore the Commission has already suggested- andthis was adopted last week- a simplification of the rules for the Seventh Framework Programme for all innovation policies.
A simplification of the CAP only makes sense if it is not accompanied by a restructuring which forces yet more farmers into sideline farming, or even closure of the farm, and hastens the death of farming.
Member of the Commission.- Mr President, two and a half years ago, Parliament andthe Council adopted the Commission proposal for a simplification of the external financial instruments.
From the perspective of Europe's citizens, a simplification and clarification of Community law contributes to greater legal certainty and, in my opinion, the codification carried out in the directive is therefore a step in the right direction, leading to the effective application of positive law.
One more thing very important for the apprentice calligrapher: in the fifties,the Chinese mainland began a simplification of Chinese characters while in Hong Kong, Macao, Taiwan and those in the diaspora have kept the classic characters.
At the moment, the European Union's agricultural policy is such a shambles, with its 27 different countries and 27 different cultures,that it is hard to see any clear future other than a simplification and clarification of the systems.
Given that this represents a simplification of procedures- putting an end to annual regulations- and that these recommendations are already in operation within countries that are members of the GFCM, I applaud this initiative, with which I am fully in agreement, and I look forward to the satisfactory implementation of this regulation.
