Examples of using Useful tool in English and their translations into Czech
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ordinary crime is also now being carried out on the Internet because it is a useful tool, but there are also new kinds of crime that are facilitated by the Internet,
The technology could over time become a useful tool, allowing robots to" navigate autonomously in an environment
The Internet is an extremely useful tool for us all, yet it has been exploited to set up sites for the exchange of paedophile
Just like the rest of us. but at the end of the day, you are no more than a useful tool, and as soon as you have outlived your usefulness,
which I believe can be a useful tool, but I have more problems with the bulk of the report,
This first assessment of the national action plans is a point of reference for dialogue in the EU and a useful tool allowing the Member States to turn the spirit of energy efficiency into pragmatic measures that will produce the expected results by 2020.
I voted for this report because I believe that tourism statistics contribute to the development of more effective policy and represent a useful tool for supporting the decision-making processes of companies
could be a useful tool in helping to define a common European position
the emissions trading scheme will prove a useful tool in terms of steering those economies towards assuming the competence of Member States' authorities in the area of fiscal policy.
has proven to be a very useful tool to this end.
I hope that the regions concerned will find it a useful tool for solving what is an urgent
The European Globalisation Adjustment Fund(EGF) has recently demonstrated on more than one occasion that it is a useful tool for combating unemployment, which is one
So I am pleased that my suggestion of a one-stop website as a register of voluntary codes with relevant links to compliance postings has been accepted by colleagues as a potentially useful tool, and I hope the Commissioner will follow that up.
is unquestionably a useful tool for supporting strategic planning,
I believe that this indicates that the public really views Parliament as a very useful tool when it comes to presenting it with all types of petitions:
the initiative of the Portuguese Presidency is an extremely useful tool for opening and extending the frank discussion needed on issues where the positions of the two parties do not, perhaps, fully coincide.
an EU business PhD scheme would be a most useful tool for promoting specialised business-relevant research, as well as competitiveness,
that it will prove a useful tool to save those who are in need of saving:
this new IPPC Directive is a necessary and useful tool for promoting not only a dramatic reduction in emissions by taking advantage of best available techniques, but also for precipitating a new trend in industrial investments.
I believe that they could be a very useful tool, but there are also funds in place in Europe at the moment- I am thinking of the Marguerite Fund