Examples of using Will extend in English and their translations into Czech
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One bowl will extend your life for a year.
Even though I took out the whole tumor, which will extend his life.
This will extend the cutting thread(15) by approx. 4 cm.
Cut your engines in five seconds and we will extend our shields around you.
This will extend remote start running time after engine started Keep button I pressed.
If you do… know that our confidentiality agreement will extend to him as well.
The machine will extend his life, as it did for me.
The device can be used while being charged, however it will extend the charging time.
Regular maintenance will extend the lifetime of your cooktop.
I also hope that this experience of working together will extend to other areas.
This programme will extend the EU's competence in the area of refugees and asylum.
It will improve thequality of your time, and there's every chance it will extend it.
This will extend the number of records you can register in the phone-book.
If Hitler gets that fleet,his reach will extend all the way to Pensacola Bay.
The project will extend the network in order to systematically cover more types of data sources and to make available as many relevant data as possible.
SL I fully support the proposed amendments to the regulation which will extend flat-rate financing and enable the use of a flat-rate payment system.
Furthermore, Taiwan will extend the allowed period for EU citizens to remain in Taiwan to 90 days on the entry into force of the EU visa waiver.
Secondly, under Heading 4, we already know that demand for funding for Palestine and Kosovo will extend the margin under this heading quite considerably.
Qualitative studies will extend the descriptive level of an attempt to explain the way and formation processes.
The CAP has done nothing but ruin our farming industry in the UK for well over 30 years;we do not want interference from the EU; this will extend their interference yet again.
But as technology improves,our view will extend further and further into the more distant spiral arms.
Draining remaining water and cleaning the pump filter The filter system in your machine prevents solid items such as buttons, coins and fabric fibers clogging the pump impeller during discharge of washing water. Thus, the water will be discharged without any problem andthe service life of the pump will extend.
This facility will extend the range of financial support aimed specifically at new entrepreneurs in the current context of tighter credit.
It is clear right from the start that aerial spraying, which is presumably what is proposed for Afghanistan,guarantees that the contamination will extend to the humans who live in the treated areas and surrounding areas.
However, we cannot guarantee that this will extend your life expectancy and given their serious side effects you may choose to put quality of life before treatment.
These two reports concern the fact that, within the framework of the agreement concluded in 2006 by the European Parliament and the Commission,the European Parliament's sphere of influence and powers will extend to monitoring the actions of the Commission within the spheres of implementation and legislation.
The owners and their kind staff will extend their most cordial welcome and are always at complete disposal for making their guest's stay as pleasant and enjoyable as possible.
The frozen bread function allows you to toast bread straight from the freezer. Insert the bread into your toaster, press the loading handle down and then press the frozen bread button.Your toaster will extend the toasting time to allow the bread time to defrost. Watch the toast to ensure that it doesn't burn.
This new regulation will extend the business registers framework to cover the whole economy by including, on a mandatory basis, two sectors that are currently optional: agriculture and public administration.
Lastly, it is significant that Article 1 of the European Convention will extend protection not only to citizens of the European Union and other persons within its territory, but also to persons who fall within its jurisdiction, even if they are outside the territory.