Examples of using Make access in English and their translations into Czech
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What can make access to the North an advertising business?
The second point concerns the simplified procedures to make access to the CE label easier.
Make access to this initiative easy, but let us make it clear as well and not disappoint expectations.
Tricks are often used to make access to the labour market more difficult.
This text recommends re-launching the European record industry(through a reduced rate of VAT or a European fund to support music) and tackles the issue of piracy,taking into account the need to make access to culture more democratic but also the need to respect intellectual property.
Secondly, I would like to make access to public contracts easier, especially in terms of cross-border participation by small and medium-sized enterprises.
A more coordinated approach by the Union could make access to energy more effective.
Firstly, immigration: the need to make access to European Union territory more efficient in terms of guaranteeing the safety of its citizens was highlighted.
These lessons actually help to emancipate individuals and make access to culture more democratic.
Clauses regarding intellectual property rights will make access to generic medicines easier and safer, and suggestions that countries choose their own rate of development will prevent sudden and damaging liberalisation.
The privatisation of water must be opposed:it would make access to a vital resource no longer a right but a market.
If access to the European Union for members of Mr Lukashenko's regime is restricted,we must make access to the Union easier for people who are not connected with that regime.
As for the orientation, I would expect Parliament to take account of the Green Paper on EU development policy,where we make access to renewable energy in developing countries one of the central pillars of the new EU development policy.
All of these extra registry entries that do not relate to any installed software take up space andcause clutter in your registry and can make accessing registry keys that are actually used by installed programs on your computer slower, causing the programs you are trying to run take longer to respond.
That is for one simple reason: the outermost regions are almost exclusively dependent on air transport and any increase in the price of that service, which would inevitably arise from the implementation of the directive,will make access more difficult, increasing their isolation, which was a determining factor in granting the outermost regions special status at European level, as enshrined in Article 299(2) of the EC Treaty.
Security is air tight, making access to personal records impossible.
We have made access to all of this as easy as we could possibly make it.
A second major blast has rocked the station, making access to lower levels almost impossible.
The European Union and the ACP countries must tackle this matter, which is likely to create violent conflicts and hunger riots,in particular, by making access to natural resources such as land and water a fundamental and inalienable right of local populations.
Access to data is limited number of people, and this makes access to such information to unauthorized persons.
User-friendly and appreciated by all the family, it makes accessing the pool easier and safer.
We use persistent IP addresses so thatyou can limit access or make tunnels.
Make sure Eliza had access to the car that night.
To update the user's access to shares, make the necessary changes in the Share Access panel.
Platform and lift make trouble-free access possible for all guests.
The special construction and easy access make it unbreakable during the cleaning.
Certain Member States introduce artificial obstacles, making access to calls for tender even more difficult than we ourselves do.
Asphalt road till the property with possibility to make car access to the house.
This partly means making access to finance easier for SMEs, reducing administrative burdens and ensuring simplified access to public procurements.