Examples of using More favourable in English and their translations into Czech
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The moment can not be more favourable.
If a more favourable opportunity should arise.
Simply manage packages of more favourable SEPA payments.
If your mother were willing to sell,terms might even be more favourable.
Better and more favourable offers were turned down early on- and by politicians.
Should the MW reception be insufficient, please turn the appliance towards a more favourable direction.
For example, there is a far more favourable climate than there was a few months ago for recognition of the importance of our currency, the euro.
To conclude, I strongly believe the new framework will be more favourable to consumers.
Many EU Member States have kept more favourable national measures in place, spawning a patchwork of national schemes competing with the EU measures.
Looking at the Nord Stream and Nabucco pipeline projects in a more favourable light seems logical.
The existence of a more favourable economic framework would cause a'call effect' of investment from other parts of the world; therefore the benefits for their economies would be multiplied.
The financing schemes in force today are, in a sense, more favourable towards the old European Union Member States.
Use our special offers and come to enjoy the Benešov surroundings andBellevue Hotel Karlov under more favourable conditions.
The Small Business Act is a very important tool which helps us create a more favourable business environment for small and medium-sized enterprises.
It occurs to me to wonder, sir,whether a surge of popularity among the villagers might not encourage Miss Byng to regard you in a more favourable light.
Secondly, the directive does not make it impossible to enter into more favourable arrangements than the minimum conditions of work through collective agreements.
This political choice by the European Commissionis a step in the right direction, with the aim of making the business climate more favourable for SMEs.
We have, however, succeeded in introducing a rule allowing Member States to apply more favourable measures to immigrants regarding the issuing of residence permits.
To achieve a more favourable working position for the job in hand, push grip release(6) towards the bit holder(5) and turn the screwdriver grip(8) clockwise as far as the stop.
A return to this penalty is not possible at present, butI am counting on the fact that a more favourable climate will prevail in the EU in future.”.
It emphasised, however,the importance of establishing a more favourable climate to allow the NGOs, United Nations and International Committee of the Red Cross to work effectively.
In the case of so-called independent traction, we deliver exclusively lithium-based batteries due the more favourable ratio of bound energy to weight.
The situation may be slightly more favourable if the tax administrator claims that the taxpayer failed to prove the receipt of goods from the specific supplier declared on the tax document.
I also welcome the fact that the legislator has allowed the Member States to include provisions that are more favourable to consumers in their respective national legal systems.
The proposal to be put by the Commission to the Council and Parliament will of course leave it up to Member States to go beyond the existing level if, for example,some national systems are already more favourable.
In conclusion, I must point out that the Member States will remain free to keep oradopt provisions that are more favourable to the creditor than is necessary under the directive.
Therefore, more favourable circumstances should be developed by strengthening the strategic partnership in the spirit of full mutual openness, transparency, complementarity and respect for the autonomy and institutional integrity of both organisations.
That is why trade unions do not simply press for the coherent transposition of Community directives butwork proactively to create a more favourable balance of power through action at many levels.
Providing Minsk is really willing to improvecooperation with the EU, this should create more favourable conditions for the kick-off of mutual discussions, not only externally but also domestically.
This political choice by theEuropean Commission is a step in the right direction, the same one that Mr Monti referred to in his report when he spoke of the need to intervene to make the business climate more favourable for SMEs.