Examples of using More general in English and their translations into Czech
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OiRA statistics focus on more general issues, for example the number of OiRA accounts created,
was only a special case of a more general law, the law of conservation of energy.
so, on 7 June, the more general European Financial Stability Facility was created.
it also has a number of positive attributes and more general overlaps.
also support the calls for a more general scheme for the labelling of textile products.
whereas they were quite hesitant in supporting our appeal for the more general framework.
as well as through more general forums such as the G20.
I would first like to make a few more general remarks to place the Commission's proposal in the right context.
Many researches ask a more general question, in which the circumstances of induced abortion should be legal, acceptable, etc.
promotes the more general aims of the EU
Didn't Mr. Boylan give a more general description of a white suspect,
On a more general note, I should make Members aware that,
particular phenomenon of history, but especially a more general study of human behaviour in an extreme situation simulated exceptionally well by the television crisis.
When we launch, shortly, a more general debate in response to Mr Brian Simpson's report on aviation agreements,
However, our approach is also political insofar as we believe that the 2011 budget cannot be disassociated from the more general financial context of the years to come
In Step 2, the more general issue of wagon maintenance will be addressed
forms a sub-set within a wider and more general model of remote technology as in telecare and security.
a measure that should protect the consumer, informing him or her of the origin of products for a more general purpose, which renews equality of opportunity in international trade and reciprocity between the European Union
Collage, video art, post-Internet art and more general issues such as the global dimension of the contemporary art scene are only sketchily outlined,
this should not be done only in respect of one type of company, but through a more general initiative that also takes into account the different traditions in the Member States.