Examples of using A more precise in English and their translations into Hungarian
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It would also provide a more precise matching of entry and exit records(e.g. in
It is in this way that I regret that the Commission has not carried out a more precise analysis of the euro's international role
profiles of individual banks, leads to a more precise calculation of contributions, tailored to market circumstances in the Member States,
regrets the lack of detail and figures which does not allow for a more precise assessment of the opportunities and risks involved.
enforceability of the current rules by providing a more precise definition of mobile workers including so called'false' self-employed drivers under this category of workers and therefore subject to the directive.
informed the Ombudsman that it would endeavour to give a more precise explanation should a similar case arise in the future.(2229/2003/MHZ).
then a more precise empirical basis is of considerable importance.
with the help of this machine we can obtain a more precise picture of the affected area(adequate bone structure,
insisting on the need to find a more precise and appropriate definition for the phenomenon of clandestine immigration.
it was only in the second half of the 20th century that the Slovenian Speleological Society drew up a more precise map, and also discovered new sections of the cave system.
He gave Sanskrit a muscular power that made it a more precise, subtle, effective
as would a more precise definition for‘service suppliers'.
the study authors said they used a more precise method of determining how well the kidneys were working.
but also a more precise, common position on the issue of defending the national interest,
technical standards is concerned and believes that before any decision is taken a more precise document than the impact analysis should be published in all official EU languages.
If we are to deduce from the Commission's silence on this issue that it does not feel there is any need for a more precise definition, it would seem that the EESC may and should share this point of view,
The Commission's intention is to set out a more precise intervention logic for gbs programmes which will provide a clearer articulation between general and specific objectives
I am unable to provide a more precise answer, since we are now at the stage of carrying out these tests
to deal with,“Pius XI felt the duty and the responsibility to promote a greater awareness, a more precise interpretation and an urgent application of the moral law governing human relations… with the intent of overcoming the conflict between classes