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Structure, quality: the impact of the opinions can be much improved by making them more concise(set a maximum number of pages),
The receiver is built into the hearing aid, making them more robust as the receiver is not as exposed.
Another way of increasing efficiency is to strengthen our educational systems by making them more adaptable to the needs of individuals.
It is not only a question of increasing them, but also of making them more effective.
The Committee of Experts was informed by the representatives of the German-speakers that they are interested in continuing the broadcasts, making them more attractive and extending them. .
alterations in their genes have been found that are suspected of making them more vulnerable to the harmful effects of tobacco.
Contrast and color optimization adds more vibrancy and vividness to videos making them more interesting and realistic.
Furthermore, the provisions for special and differential treatment in favour of developing countries will be reviewed with a view to strengthening them and making them more precise, effective and operational.
while spherical tip make less contact with the groove, thus making them more ideal for scratching with minimal damage.
J aelapting working conditions(or making them more flexible) in order to cater to the specific needs of women(maternity leave,
In chapters 4 and 5, a detailed account of the different techniques of treating residual products is given with the aim to reduce substance leaching from them thereby making them more depositive.
competencies within European Union- which do not have them now- making them more politically responsible vis-à-vis the different Member States.
headaches- significantly influenced their mood, making them more impatient with others.
to continue to explore the opportunities for making them more efficient.
so ensuring greater legitimacy for public authorities by making them more effective and answerable to the people.
share a common purpose in that they impose discipline and additional constraints on Member States by making them more inter-dependent.
This is about boosting the trust that European funding has in the candidates and about making them more risk-tolerant in relation to participants at all stages of the projects,
not the other way round- is to give national parliaments back a major role in the Community decision-making process, making them more active players on the European scene.
A relative reduction in the price of cereals would have an important effect in reducing costs for our producers and making them more competitive on the world market:
Their attitude makes them more suspicious.