Examples of using Imprecise in English and their translations into Czech
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Your map will no longer be imprecise.
That is very imprecise.
being so imprecise in one's own work.
The sketch is just too imprecise.
It's so imprecise.
The term'residential zones' is both vague and imprecise.
Safe switching even with imprecise actuation.
Was it? Imprecise?
Nevertheless, superficial and imprecise wording leads one to suspect that this work has not been brought to a conclusion.
It is simply impossible to reconcile the wide and imprecise definition of'documents' in Article 3(a)
Imprecise, amorphous instruments like the framework directive are impractical
Some of your flowers are a little imprecise, but I have known all along you are no Millais.
we want to learn more about cases where the Commission investigates imprecise or completely defective transpositions.
The imprecise drafting of this amendment does not allow proper management of the specific situations which it aims to regulate.
unlike the members of other EU institutions, although imprecise use of language could create this impression.
Human errors such as collisions with vehicles, imprecise installation or explosive-material failures could result in expensive plant damage
as it still seems very imprecise as regards issues pertaining to viability.
owing for example the imprecise definition of'documents.
if the wordings are imprecise, then I have to question the additional expenditure
this gun was imprecise and boorish.