Examples of using Even more effectively in English and their translations into Hungarian
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which will help him in the future even more effectively to achieve its task.
with a view to taking the environment-health relationship into account even more effectively when formulating environmental policy.
intuition directly in a waking state, which will enable you to react even more effectively to the dangers of your environment.
This would enable us to determine even more effectively the repercussions for the economy,
will disrupt it even more effectively today, because over there the consequences of the war are beginning to tell more and more. .
collaboration platform, enabling them to work together with customers even more effectively than before.
could act even more effectively in promoting and supporting introduction of the EQARF in Member States, a process which will continue until 2010.
serve online advertisements even more effectively, in which they can collect data that is not capable of direct identification
Perhaps Europe can handle it even more effectively.
Our priority is to continue to serve our customers even more effectively.
And in some cases it works even more effectively painful and expensive chemotherapy.
That is, using the various modules you make your outfit even more effectively.
Since you helped us modernising our IT system, we work even more effectively now as an office.”.
Indeed, quality policy is a tool which could be used even more effectively to protect the Internal Market.
With the new JETTA Brand, Volkswagen intends to exploit its market potential in China even more effectively.
You will tell your clients what they can do to help you to do your job even more effectively.
would function even more effectively.
will help the EIT play this role even more effectively.'.
functions to protect you even more effectively while on the move and help take the strain out of driving.
Training and up skilling offered to people looking for work is bearing fruit and simplification will mean Member States can help those hit hardest by the downturn even more effectively.".

