Examples of using More consistent in English and their translations into Czech
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its external action as a whole more consistent.
This has resulted in some of the legislative provisions being reworded with the aim of ensuring more consistent application, by using a legal act in the form of a regulation.
we should have a more consistent right to speak.
introducing European quality labelling and more consistent financial support from the Community.
I would hope that your son would be more consistent in his monitoring of his blood sugar levels.
The aim is to create a more consistent legal framework,
The Commission's overall objective regarding this directive is to progress towards a common procedure and to facilitate more consistent and efficient application of procedural standards.
I would therefore say that we need to cooperate at all political levels in order to achieve a more consistent position than we have at the moment.
the European Union has recognised the need for a more consistent reduction in the impact which pesticides have on both the environment
National courts, as well as governments and/or parliaments, could consider a more consistent‘Article 51(field of application)
On one point I believe that the Commission could require clearer and more consistent behaviour from Minsk: I refer to the situation
the size of the debris field While Russian officials continue to blame a gas-main break, as more consistent with that of a set explosive, leading to speculation
as part of the new CAP, to enhance the role of market intervention instruments and adopt more consistent measures for restricting speculation on agricultural markets.
the size of the debris field as more consistent with that of a set explosive, leading to speculation
as we need to make more consistent efforts to reduce carbon dioxide emissions.
The EU should also seriously consider a more consistent process of cooperation with the Republic of Moldova
one which rightfully demands from the EU a more consistent policy on human rights
leading to speculation that this may have been as more consistent with that of a set explosive, experts are citing
A tax on CO2 emissions would make the'polluter pays' principle fairer and more consistent, contributing not only to reducing climate change, but also to financing investment projects in this area.