Examples of using Could reduce in English and their translations into Czech
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A lawyer could reduce your sentence I know.
But there are clear, mitigating circumstances that could reduce your sentence, maybe remove it.
It could reduce your sentence. That's all.
I know. A lawyer could reduce your sentence.
This could reduce investment movements or, in some cases, even bring them to a halt.
Some objects, however, could reduce the operating range.
Traditional risks are still causing much health damage despite what is known about these risks andthe preventive measures that could reduce them.
That's all. It could reduce your sentence.
Member of the Commission.- The Commission recognises that there is greater demand in the European Union for biodiesel as a replacement for diesel fuel rather than bioethanol, which could reduce petrol consumption.
And the antithyroids you want could reduce his blood pressure and his ability to breathe.
The use of new technologies can cut energy consumption in buildings by up to 17% and carbon emissions from transport by up to 27%,while introducing smart metering could reduce energy consumption by up to 10.
I'm just suggesting a few dietary changes could reduce your risk of having another stroke by 80 percent.
Rockefeller could reduce his own shipping costs to almost nothing while those of his competitors became unaffordable.
The air filter must be kept clear of obstructions, which could reduce air delivery of the air compressor.
Polish farmers could reduce production costs by introducing GMOs, but do not wish to do so.
Which could result in side effects, like death. And the anti-thyroids you want could reduce his blood pressure and his ability to breathe.
The Commission could reduce the application deadlines, secure funds for demonstration facilities and use international accounting standards instead of inventing its own.
They are poisoning both the water and the soil.This baggage could reduce the effectiveness of the measures prepared in these documents.
The clear definitions of'consumer' and'professional' proposed in the report are important but we must be careful not to cause confusion: in the area of financial services,for example, the idea that certain products can be reserved for professionals is an illusion that could reduce the guarantees offered to consumers.
All I can say is that this could reduce the numbers of deaths and injuries by around 35 000.
The resolution also calls for a much-needed discussion on new ways to finance the EU, which could reduce the cost of the EU for British taxpayers.
I tried to push twice to see if I could reduce it, but she couldn't, like, push really, and it was not reducible.
The first intelligent car report is a flagship project within the Commission's strategic policy framework for information society and the media, andour rapporteur is right to recognise that intelligent vehicle systems could reduce the annual death toll, currently around 42 000, on the roads of the EU.
Which could result in side effects, like death. could reduce his blood pressure and his ability to breathe, And the anti-thyroids you want.
This involves improving the working conditions of the teaching profession by formulating proposals to support teachers in their first years in the job;young teachers could gain from the knowledge of older teachers, who could reduce their contact hours with pupils and spend more time in applied research and transfer of knowledge.
Artificial photosynthesis on a big enough scale could reduce the greenhouse effect that's driving climate change in a dangerous direction.
We are against over-restrictive rules on media ownership which could reduce the competitiveness of EU companies.
A potential tax on financial transactions could reduce the immense volume of speculation capital that has again had a detrimental impact on the real economy recently, and thus also represent a step towards sustainable growth.
Research indicates that its introduction throughout the European Union could reduce traffic fatalities by two and a half thousand each year.
A recent amendment to the Building Act could reduce public participation in permitting procedures of projects that do not undergo EIA.