Examples of using Making it easier in English and their translations into Czech
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Making it easier for you.
Thanks for making it easier for me.
Making it easier for me.
You're supposed to be making it easier for us.
Joy was making it easier for people to find her. While we went to search for the real Chaz.
Well, thanks for making it easier for them.
By leaving fingerprints lying around. I wasn't planning on making it easier on them.
For example you have to go making it easier road is very long and hard.
The basic models already have a CUDA architecture that supportrunning non-graphical tasks on the GPU, thus making it easier on the processor.
I wasn't planning on making it easier on them by leaving fingerprints lying around.
This will allow both citizens andproducers to benefit, while making it easier to overcome the economic crisis.
We must focus on making it easier for users to access information and on continuing to simplify the system and its tools.
The profile is narrow which reduces friction, making it easier to keep a good pace.
Making it easier for bona fide citizens of third countries to visit the EU, for business and tourism, is an important part of integrating these countries with our own Union.
As politicians we can do our job by making it easier for people to find suitable employment.
To quickly andefficiently position the T-SCAN system from ZEISS, the measurement field and scanner can be optionally displayed in ZEISS colin3D, making it easier to determine the ideal tracker position.
A convenient distraction making it easier for your associates to do whatever they wish to do.
The display will highlight each single vote as it is announced, thereby making it easier for all Members to follow the vote.
Then there is the social aspect: making it easier for all the people of Europe to find suitable employment and to access information about job vacancies throughout the European Union.
The unit stops with the cutter in the open position, thus making it easier to proceed to the next operation.
We have much to do in this area,both in terms of making it easier for enterprises to operate in the virtual world and also in terms of increasing consumer confidence in Internet transactions.
I welcome the efforts that have been undertaken with the aim of EU-wide harmonisation of distance selling regulations,which are aimed at protecting consumers and making it easier for traders to operate.
The first of these is the need to focus our efforts more and more on making it easier for small and medium-sized enterprises to have access to credit.
We must make every effort to ensure that existing financing facilities are effectively implemented both at national and EU levels,simplifying administrative procedures and making it easier to use the Structural Funds.
Some of the resources are being contributed by the European Investment Bank, while others are coming from other commercial banks as the European Union willbe primarily covering the risk, thereby making it easier for the other participants to assume the risk.
The'new Member States'- actually, the name continues to be sort of conditional, making it easier to distinguish between the'old'Member States and those that acceded to the EU after two enlargement rounds, owing to their particular historical background and perhaps the fact that they are poorer than the old ones.
The report offers the opportunity to channel all the recommendations of the General Fisheries Commission for the Mediterranean into a single piece of European legislation, making it easier for the public to access documents and helping the relevant agencies to make any future amendments.
The solution proposed is aimed at simplifying the procedure for granting credit and making it easier for consumers to gain access to credit throughout the European Union.
Similarly, I am in favour of establishing an electronic register making it easier to verify decisions taken through comitology.