Examples of using More closely in English and their translations into Czech
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Colloquial
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He was more closely watched.
Good luck, Mr. Davis. or witnessed more closely.
In this article I would like to focus on Tabata training more closely.
You should have read the will a little more closely, Duncay darling.
We will send somebody down here to study it more closely.
Yes, boss. Maybe I shouldlook more closely.
They will be watching me more closely now.
Or witnessed more closely.
And you might have looked more closely at her.
You really should have read the book more closely.
Drawing makes you look at the world more closely.
To do this, your mouse pointer becomes a magnifying glass that lets you examine more closely every corner of the image.
The Treaty of Lisbon allows the Member States of the European Union to cooperate more closely in defence matters,
with Your Majesty's permission, to… examine the Earl more closely on these fundamental matters.
A participant suggested linking the definition more closely to the recent report from the European Parliament(4)
I believe we must associate the concept of sustainability far more closely with our objectives in this field in order to heighten awareness.
In view of this change, I welcome the corresponding new Parliamentary responsibility to monitor the conduct of negotiations more closely.
If we cooperate more closely in this area, we will be able to spend our money more usefully and achieve greater efficiency.
I don't know, what… it is these VAR numbers that are setting this thing off. Jared, as I look at this more closely.
Cambridge professor Didier Queloz said the team has only reasons to be optimistic for planets that resemble Earth even more closely.