Examples of using Two measures in English and their translations into Czech
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The yellow container, not more than two measures.
These are, in my view, the two measures for which Europe must steadfastly press.
Both are, unfortunately, fully on display here in the two measures being discussed.
These people are entitled to two measures of deadwood a year, one branch more and they hang.
Two measures are currently available for the livestock sector: export refunds and private storage.
We are talking about insurance, butI think that when it comes to disasters, two measures of another kind are needed.
Let me mention the two measures in the resolution that seem to me the most important and constitute an innovation.
It is not a simple matter, it is not enough to say'good,let us take one or two measures, and the matter will be resolved.
These two measures can supply the capabilities required to meet global defence tasks and cope with the new challenges in the area of security.
We said right from the beginning that important with that were the two measures that were not coming at the same time.
Today we are looking at two measures: at a proposed directive to combat discrimination and at a revised directive on the establishment of European Works Councils.
This directive is therefore starting, from tomorrow, the green energy revolution, andI think that next year we will need to support it with two measures.
The Commission deliberately presented these two directives as a package, because the two measures will only be fully effective if the second part is adopted.
Adoption of two measures follows a decision taken by the Council in January deeming action taken by Hungary to correct its excessive deficit to be insufficient.
In his non-legislative report, Thomas Mann proposes two measures; on the one hand, to increase employment among young people and, on the other, to put back the retirement age.
The first two measures in the Schengen acquis are the removal of border control, its movement to external borders, and common procedures for the control of persons crossing external borders.
In my opinion, the rapporteur quite correctly proposes two measures relating to the effects of the unevenness of demographic development on the financing of social expenditure and the financial situation of pension systems in all Member States.
These two measures, alongside the noteworthy efforts of the payments industry to develop SEPA products, constitute a crucial and timely step towards the completion of the single market for payments.
We welcome the criticism of the previous two measures in the Virrankoski report and, while we are against the decision to adopt the PDAB 3 unamended, accept that the raft of positive measures outlined must be voted through this session.
Consequently, I support two measures which the European Union can take to enhance national and European feedback: allotment of money from the structural funds for infrastructure works designed to mitigate the effects of natural catastrophes; secondly, the establishment-as soon as possible- of the European Intervention Force, consisting of specialist teams from all the Member States to intervene in emergency situations in any region of the European Union.
The committee has also anticipated the proposed extension of the Equalities Directives and has proposed two measures particularly relating to people with disabilities- one a cross-cutting measure to ensure that Member States take the needs of people with particular disabilities into account when they are communicating with them and, secondly, in terms of providing for payment for the expenses of someone to accompany a disabled person who needs urgent medical treatment abroad.
One sensor for two measuring applications reduces installation complexity and stock requirements.
Adjustment of parallelism at a minimum of two measuring points using a separate measuring instrument.
The two measured values and the resulting area are indicated in the display.
The summary row shows the resulting distance between the two measured points.
Place at least two measuring points on the first long side and one measuring point on the second long side, and at least one measuring point on each arc of the slot.
For random sampling measurements, Össur relies on two measuring machines from ZEISS: the ZEISS CONTURA coordinate measuring machine and the ZEISS O-INSPECT multisensor measuring machine.
In this type of search the search procedures are overlapped in order tominimise the risk of failing to detect the equipment operating in he range between two measuring methods.
The two measured values and the result are indicated.
It is possible to change between the two measured value windows, the trend display and the list with the status messages by pressing the keys↑ and↓.