Examples of using Better conditions in English and their translations into Czech
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I think that the European Union must create better conditions for implementing nutrition programmes in Member States,
immigration, how to create more work and better conditions for our workers.
allow for the dissemination of nutritional information and create better conditions for the implementation of programmes such as school milk
the strategic partnership that we established has enhanced Europe's external policy and established better conditions to bolster the European economy,
thus for our members establish better conditions for their work.
an important point- better conditions for a European film industry,
one can use lower-cost land, land with better conditions like more sun,” says Catalyst's managing director Ennis Rimawi.
I am convinced that the platform will continue to promote better conditions for entrepreneurship and support successful ventures with a potential to grow," said Peter Bečár.
an icebreaker towards a more innovative Europe, to create better conditions for intellectual property-you know how long it takes
to provide better conditions for our expenditure at local level
As you know, the major objectives identified in the Europe 2020 strategy include an increase in the number of jobs, better conditions for research and development,
which stated that key objectives requiring action at EU level included better conditions for research and development,
the development of port infrastructure and better conditions for unloading catches;
creating better conditions within the European Union for hedge fund action
rules that can improve conditions in the transport system; better conditions for this important sector that affects our seas.
thus facilitating their reintegration into the labour market in better conditions than those in which they left.
do so while respecting social rights and the better conditions of European workers.
creating better conditions for reconciling work
as they are simply seeking better living conditions, employment, and better conditions for their families and children.
actually EIT could be a kind of an icebreaker to open better conditions for a knowledge-friendly Europe, including intellectual property friendliness