Examples of using Easier to understand in English and their translations into Czech
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Well, I- It makes what happened easier to understand.
Because it's so much easier to understand your language when you're not screaming.
Well, the decades haven't made her any easier to understand.
Eliminating insignificant commits like this makes your feature's history much easier to understand.
Thanks to such tools, it is significantly easier to understand the problems of consumers and to respond to their needs.
Perhaps in the morning, when you see the laboratory,you will find our way of life easier to understand, to believe.
A more scrutinizing look makes it easier to understand the pride in which he ignored his fame in order to maintain his own integrity.
By breaking down the different options it can be much easier to understand what is going on.
With this in mind it becomes easier to understand the view taken and described by people such as Thomas Jefferson in writing the U.S.
Why-Why is that? Because it's so much easier to understand your language.
When we revise the application procedure, we must put in place clear,transparent rules which are easier to understand.
Simple laws and regulations are relatively easier to understand, implement, comply with, and present fewer chances of ambiguous interpretations.
The legislative proposal codifies the existing texts andcreates a legislative act which is easier to understand and more accessible.
The visual information is always easier to understand and to remember, therefore, we suggest that you take at a look at the video course, that we offer for free and learn some skills necessary to trade forex successfully.
LG webOS TV has a very simple design,which contributes to easier to understand and more fun using.
On behalf of the Verts/ALE Group.-(DE) Mr President, Commissioner, ladies and gentlemen, these are very positive rules for multimodal transport, which I hope will grow in future,because they are more transparent and easier to understand.
She accompanied the new text with some graphics that several people felt easier to understand than the plain text from the policy document.
In 1987, the Commission recommended that all acts that had up to 10 amendments be codified, so thatCommunity legislation would be easier to understand.
Because he always goes like"she's alive," butwhen you see a person be alive, it's easier to understand, than, like, a telephone booth with infinite rooms.
In 1987, the Commission recommended that all acts that had up to 10 amendments be codified, so that Community legislation would be easier to understand.
In addition, the institutions must develop the EU's accounting system so that it is easier to understand and monitor the money, so that we can see both beforehand and afterwards how it is actually spent.
It would be easier to understand the Obama administration's posture of supposedly being for deterrence if this was an administration that, for instance, prosecuted arguably the biggest economic crime that this country has seen in the last hundred years. The crimes that were committed that led to the financial crisis on Wall Street.
We need to make sure the legislation works better, that it is in line with new working patterns andnew technology, and that it is easier to understand and apply for people and businesses.
I would stress the fact that the Commission is obliged to take measures in order to make it easier to understand information regarding prescriptions and instructions on the use of medicines, indicating the active substance and the dosage, which will clearly be beneficial to patients.
So we communicated to the young students that they would be able to draw on the experience of life of the senior students andthat they would sometimes find it easier to understand the problems faced by older members of the population.
Prosecuted arguably the biggest economic crime if thiswas an administration that, for instance, that this country has seen in the last hundred years. It would be easier to understand the Obama administration's posture of supposedly being for deterrence.
All truths are easy to understand"once they are discovered.
It's easy to understand how you would have forgotten that.
That's easy to understand, isn't it?