Examples of using Be effective in English and their translations into Czech
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No political intervention can be effective, however, without all of the countries of Europe uniting
Hormonal therapies can also be effective in women who have acne as oestrogen suppresses sebaceous gland activity
If we want to solve the problems in an effective way, not only our tools have to be effective, but also our people,
The SET Plan can be effective and credible only if it is properly financed,
Thus, it is vital that we investigate whether very small agencies can be effective and can meet the administrative requirements of the Financial Regulations with a very small staff.
What is more, a joint foreign policy can only be effective if the European Union has a military force.
Trade protection instruments must be effective and must guarantee that all our businesses have fair conditions of competition.
The fight cannot be effective without a coherent policy approach focusing on prevention,
Surely an organisation that is promoting law cannot be effective if changes to its basic legislative instrument come into force only several years after a decision has been made to accept them.
it goes without saying that any substantial natural disaster management action by the EU has to be effective in prevention, response and regeneration.
Pressure from the EU may be effective if Lukashenko has something to lose,
It is generally agreed that the blocks can only be effective if upper and lower airspace are regarded as indivisible.
it is of the utmost importance that the medication should be effective, high quality and safe.
We must also be effective- we must be able to persuade executive authorities to be effective in implementing our instructions.
that policy cannot be effective.
The product selected must be effective against biofilm or its causes
they have to be effective.
you say that we should not use the means that would be effective in enforcing it.
The relative success of the Czech Statistical Office in attenuating non-response demonstrates that prudent surveying strategies can be effective.
It is therefore obvious that without their participation no environmental policy can be effective.