Examples of using More in line in English and their translations into Czech
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That's more in line with.
Based on our previous discussion, Based on our previous discussion,I came up with a campaign that's more in line with your vision.
Bring us more in line with the real world.- Yes.
However, this agenda must be broader and,in particular, be more in line with the new realities and circumstances.
Structures and systems that inherently more in line with conventional thinking. Now this language here… produce utilities and life support systems… that it sounds more credible, more legitimate.
Second, another priority could be to strengthen the controls and ensure that they are more in line with the risks posed.
IED explosion would be more in line with the type of trace evidence found at the explosion site.
It's too woowo; we've got to redraft it so that it sounds more credible,more legitimate more in line with conventional thinking.
This level of terror stalking is more in line with the acceleration process of a serial killer.
For the occasion, she parks her princess dress and her modish appearance and chooses some clothes andmakeup much more in line with such an event.
I believe that adopting measures which are more in line with international democratic standards could only help strengthen its moral authority further.
The rapporteur introduces positive amendments to the convention, which will bring the current regulations more in line with instruments at international and regional level.
That is why I suggested that the Commission's proposal should be brought more in line with the reality facing small-scale and artisanal fleets- although I wanted to go further- which basically exist throughout the European Union, particularly in the outermost regions, without ever forgetting that a common fisheries policy needs adequate control measures.
Maybe it is time to change it, certainly not to make it softer, butperhaps to bring it more in line with the current realities we are living through.
All the questions asked about Russia concern what type of relations we want to have with this neighbour, what type of partnership we want to build, what type of dialogue we want to have, how we can encourage Russia to fulfil its duties andassume its responsibilities and how can we steer it towards an approach more in line with international law.
Now it is a question of not excluding a partialreview of the Directive, which is more in line with the opinion of the Committee on Internal Market and Consumer Protection, for which I was responsible.
The fact that Parliament is now a co-legislator with the Council gives me hope that the negotiations, which will be long,will now have more chance of arriving at instruments of the highest quality which are more in line with the fundamental rights.
Agricultural support is one of the areas in which there is scope for cutbacks to the advantage of aims which are more in line with the Lisbon ambitions, that is that the EU should develop into the world's economically most successful region.
We have to lend support and we must have measures that encourage development and the transformation of the production structure in those countries, so that they may have a relationship with their forests, with their resources,that is better tailored to their interests and more in line with the global interests of humanity.
The agreements we have concluded with both Australia and Canada have always been more acceptable and more in line with the principle of proportionality, as they allow for limited access in scope, in time and in the number of details, as well as oversight by a judicial authority.
Due to continual advances in tribologically-optimized plastic bushing technology, igus is able to supply metal bushing alternatives more in line with environmental considerations for an increasing number of applications.
Like my colleague, I, too,would be concerned about rural development policy- albeit not as part of the cohesion policy, more in line with the CAP- but, at the same time, it is absolutely vital that it is not squeezed in any future proposals because rural development, and particularly the family farm, is vital for the social infrastructure of society.
Annual activity reports and declarations, a key part of the reform programme, including those relating to cohesion and agriculture,now present a picture that is more in line with the Court's own assessments, but some reservations still appear to underestimate the problems.