Examples of using Full use in English and their translations into Czech
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rather to encourage all Member States to make full use of their labour force.
Therefore, possibilities do exist, and for this reason the family aspect should be included in the planning of research programmes and research posts, so that human resources are made full use of.
Citizens must be able to move freely and to make full use of their rights in this area without internal borders.
What specific measures will the Commission take to support this dialogue and to make full use of the powers relating to sport laid down in the treaty?
We shall release this reserve when they show that they have tried to make full use of the resources of the internal organisation.
But if his pants… decide to come off during the party… could he have full use of his… penis?
Bulgarian citizens will be able to make full use of the benefits of their country's European membership.
we would point out that in this case you may not be able to make full use of all functions on this website.
their generation can also make full use of information technologies.
The communication states that the Commission will make full use of its powers to ensure that the Member States apply EU law, in full respect of fundamental rights, and that you will not hesitate to initiate infringement procedures.
you will not be able to make full use of all the features of this Website.
intensify cooperation with Central Asian states, the EU will make full use of the potential of Partnership and Cooperation Agreements.
providing information must be adapted to the new realities involving the use of the Internet so that we make full use of these new means of communication, while also conveying a message about protecting the environment.
in which the Commission will make full use of the new possibilities given by the treaty,
please be aware that you will be unable to make full use of the functions on the website, if you do so.
that it would ensure that they are able to make full use of the fundamental rights guaranteed in the Charter.
let us see the seriousness of this crisis as a wake-up call to make full use of our European strength in future.
I do very much hope, Commissioner, that full use will not be made of the 24-month period which is currently prescribed, for it must always be possible to act on safety findings without delay.
mere 1% in practice, as not all countries make full use of their quotas, but I shall in any case support Mrs Jeggle's compromise of 2.
it is important because we are unlikely to be able to make full use of the possibilities of ITS unless we progress from the limited or even piecemeal deployment which is the reality in many Member States today to a coordinated Europe-wide deployment.