Examples of using Creating more in English and their translations into Czech
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I was just creating more fields.
Creating more chances for Huang to swindle.
Even if it meant creating more serum?
Creating more force. Everyone knows air makes a raft inflate, but filling it with water greatly increases its density.
Eventually, they work out that it's the Cybermen stealing people and creating more Cybermen.
The buildings are creating more and more soldiers you will take if you want to win.
With the money you getting both deaths as the characters who collect items can be creating more members to your army.
Member of the Commission.- Indeed, creating more and better jobs is also included in the EU 2020 strategy.
We are speaking about globalisation now, butafterwards we shall be adopting the Soil Protection Directive and creating more red tape.
Enlargement expands the EU single market, creating more opportunities for economic growth and trade.
They say, too, that these veins here on the front are forced down when the car is goingquickly by 20mm and that channels more air underneath the car, creating more downforce.
I could save more babies by creating more Robbinses than I ever could myself with two working eyeballs.
The reforms in the field of social protection andthe active inclusion policies have decisively contributed to accelerating economic growth and creating more jobs in Europe.
Everyone knows air makes a raft inflate, creating more force. but filling it with water greatly increases its density.
According to scientific estimates, the reductions should be close to 40%, something that is not only achievable, butthat will also result in us strengthening our competitiveness and creating more green jobs.
RO The objectives set by the Lisbon Strategy- creating more jobs and eradicating poverty by 2010- have not been achieved.
In writing.-(DE) In the common organisation of the wine market,the Commission seeks to take account of the special characteristics of wine-producing regions by delegating more responsibility and creating more scope for initiative.
I do not believe in the usefulness of creating more budget headings that cut into the development aid lines for the sake of unclear objectives.
We believe that the climate agenda can also be,as the renewable energy sector is showing, a way of creating more jobs in Europe, what we usually call'green jobs.
It is deepening the sense of insecurity in Ireland, creating more unemployment- when they should be keeping people in work- and failing to do anything to help small companies to survive.
These should be replaced with a real programme for progress and social development that will promote high-quality public services, support production and micro-, small and medium-sized businesses,valuing those who work, and creating more employment with rights, including jobs for women and young people.
We have succeeding in creating more democracy within the European Union, but we have not done enough to enable citizens to participate more effectively in decisions and in European debates.
They can be used in long-term applications under large amounts of stress, creating more possibilities for end-product design and manufacturing.
And it allowed us to start creating more immersive experiences with better graphics and better sounds. So I think what the Amiga really did as a computer was it sort of took the blinders off game developers.
It is clear what the consequences will be: farmers andundertakings will abandon production, thus creating more unemployment and adversely affecting the development of rural areas.
All these particles colliding with the air creating more particles, interacting further,creating and destroying more particles, and we are in the middle of this cosmic dance of creation and destruction.
The complete lack of social sensitivity of these monetary policies, with high interest rates and an over-valued euro, is exacerbating social and territorial inequalities,contributing to an increase in poverty and creating more and more problems for micro and small companies, especially in the countries with the weakest economies.
Creating more opportunities for youth in education and employment, improving access and full participation of all young people in society, and fostering social inclusion and solidarity between society and young people, are fundamental aims for an effective European youth policy that is capable of contributing to the development of a European mentality.
As the knowledge triangle is a key element for growth and job creation,I would stress the importance of creating more opportunities for youth in education and employment through increased interaction between education, research and innovation.
I held an evening of debate in Brussels on 3 February 2010 in Parliament with broad participation from both the business world and universities, and the view that evening was pretty clear: an EU business PhD scheme would be a most useful tool for promoting specialised business-relevant research, as well as competitiveness,in European business, thereby creating more jobs and economic growth.