Examples of using Lead to greater in English and their translations into Czech
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We are aware that this strong stance may lead to greater conflict.
An environmental approach could lead to greater innovation and spark renewed productivity whilst also having a positive effect on our environment.
It may sound like a small thing, butregular movement can help keep your energy up and lead to greater productivity.
The situation that arose should lead to greater market surveillance, inspection and the banning or withdrawal of dangerous products.
A mutual assistance mechanism, if properly set up,can bind the Union together and lead to greater integration and solidarity between Member States.
We could not condone a decision that could lead to greater militarisation in the relations between countries in the Caucasus region, whose energy, wealth and geostrategic value is important to the EU and its monopolies.
It is therefore essential to continue to develop all the available mechanisms which lead to greater transparency regarding all the beneficiaries of the EU funds.
We need to take note of the fact that cohesion policy is a very special instrument, because it combines, on the one hand,reduction of disparities with the support of measures which lead to greater competitiveness.
These are relatively effective butboth can irritate skin and lead to greater sun sensitivity which, of course, can worsen hyperpigmentation.
I believe that the EU should collect statistics and information so that voters, and also those who take decisions on health care,can be given clear advice on what measures lead to greater social justice in health and which do not.
Moreover, this standard will, in the final analysis, lead to greater awareness of pesticides and their impact on public health which I personally consider to be a key issue.
I firmly believe that the enhanced cooperation in the area of patent protection will help to eliminate the fragmentation in this area,secure better framework conditions for innovative businesses throughout the Union, lead to greater EU competitiveness on a global scale and the better functioning of the EU internal market.
I have great hopes that this service can lead to greater coherence between our policy objectives and decisions, particularly as they impact globally on sustainable development, on human rights, and on the eradication of poverty.
Both of these elements can, and should, help to increase transparency and strengthen dialogue between parliaments, governments and the general public,and ultimately lead to greater fairness and legitimacy in the negotiations and decisions as part of the discussions within the WTO.
In parallel with putting the asylum system in place for the whole of Europe,which would also lead to greater burden-sharing- because if all Member States have a system that works, all Member States could receive asylum seekers- the solution for Greece is to continue with the reform plans that are being implemented under the action plan in Greece.
I would like to underline the fact that the European Union, attached to the One China policy, welcomes the help that China offered Taiwan on this tragic occasion because this shows an improvement in the relations between the two territories, andit is clear that an improvement in such relations can lead to greater stability in this region.
At present, the EU therefore has a unique opportunity to establish a new mechanism that should lead to greater macroeconomic, fiscal and currency stability for the Member States in the long term, and help increase their competitiveness.
I hope the energy dialogue and the commitments resulting from the forthcoming EU-Russia Summit will,in the long term, lead to greater transparency and viability for the energy sector, and that this sector, in turn, can help to establish new structural relations between the two blocs through the development of commercial and economic cooperation.
But sometimes mistakes lead to great discoveries.
More wealth leads to greater efficiency, greater innovation and, basically, all good things.
This could only lead to great unhappiness.
This leads to greater use of fossil fuels, which further increases carbon dioxide emissions.
It is this kind of true passion that can lead to great things.
Ancient legend said the address led to great understanding.
The EU must ensure that global economic progress leads to greater equality of rights and opportunities in the world.
A good example of unity of effort is the Iberian Nanotechnology Laboratory, in Braga, which will allow the development of scientific research,innovation and knowledge, leading to greater competitiveness for our companies.
The Belarusian leadership may enable changes leading to greater democracy and freedom, and the European Union will offer cooperation and the normalisation of relations.
These enlargements stimulated economic development and led to greater stability, growth and prosperity in Europe.
The ability to choose leads to greater competition and thus greater quality and possibly also lower costs.
I support the proposals leading to greater awareness and training for people who may come into contact with this form of violence in the course of their work.