Examples of using More favourable in English and their translations into Czech
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create more favourable funding opportunities
of the PPE Group, I feel that the new wording guarantees more favourable terms for the citizens of the EU,
without prejudice to the existence of standards in individual Member States that are more favourable to workers.
express publicly my regret that we have not reached an agreement that is more favourable to the environment.
will have created a more favourable environment for reforms related to cross-border cooperation between home
some national systems are already more favourable.
thus helping to create a more favourable business environment,
The EU's new policy for investment in developing countries needs to contribute to the establishment of an environment that is more favourable to domestic and external private investment,
Amendment 8, regarding the possibility that countries that are not the final recipients of exports can benefit from the more favourable GSP+ and Everything But Arms arrangements,
To achieve a more favourable working position for the job in hand,
seeking to create more favourable conditions for them to carry out their activities.
with people now more favourable to the Russian influence.
when those conditions retreated, and it became more favourable.
should not seek to create exceptions that are more favourable to funding European parties
have discovered that if they were members of the Euro Zone they would have more favourable rates of exchange and they would be
notwithstanding the option for Member States to set different limits and to maintain more favourable provisions, mean that we are indeed taking a step forward.
are in a more favourable position than Georgians,
Things could not be more favourable.
Perhaps circumstances have become more favourable.
The odds would have been more favourable.