Examples of using Making it more in English and their translations into Danish
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Strip some of the defenses from your computer, making it more vulnerable to malware.
trapezoids will slightly adjust the shape, making it more slender and graceful.
Unlike its vintage counterparts the pedal comes with the benefits of modernised technology making it more reliable and practical.
this indicator avoids the problem of redraw making it more accurate for trend trading.
In this book, Allama Hafiz Ibn Hajar Asqalani has recorded the true significance of almost each Hadith, thus making it more valuable and useful in many respects.
The answer is that we must strengthen the employment strategy by making it more open, because it is important for governments to commit themselves to the strategy on behalf of their electorates.
Making it more than a sword. It is said,
Microsoft should consider adding the information, or making it more visible if it is there
Fluorine strengthens the enamel, making it more resistant to the harmful effects of acids.
DeLaval vacuum pump DVP-NFO is frequency controlled, making it more energy-efficient and quieter than conventional vacuum pumps during milking.
In addition, these measures would damage the Union's external trade policy by making it more complicated to conclude future free trade agreements, whether bilateral or multilateral.
The third priority is improving EU budget terminology, making it more complete and more transparent in order to show taxpayers more
In equation(13) there are no critical distances, making it more physical than equation 18.
In 2000, the Commission continued the process of simplifying agricul tural legislation and making it more transparent and accessible.
Europe, and Member States in particular, are facing the major challenge of improving, during this decade, vocational education and training, for example, and making it more attractive and improving its quality.
particularly in the interests of making it more operable, is certainly needed.
In 2001, the Commission continued the process of simplifying agricul tural legislation and making it more transparent and accessible.
to amend the recommendation, which aim at making it more effective and fairer,
change we are speaking about reforming our economy and making it more competitive.
Built-in intelligence Several addition intelligent capabilities accelerate the value of that data by making it more useful to users.