Examples of using Help to clarify in English and their translations into Italian
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they must clarify, help to clarify the feminine genius in so many ways.
report everything that can help to clarify the deed.
Our contribution intends to develop the positive elements, help to clarify the ambiguous ones, and expose the reasons why some statements seem incorrect,
The participants concluded that a new eLearning Programme should help to clarify the‘why' and the‘how' to use ICT in education,
contains numerous amendments that mainly help to clarify or reinforce the Commission's proposal.
John Cushnahan have published a seven-point initiative on measures, which we feel could help to clarify the issues and to assuage fears in Ireland.
the amendments it proposes, since these help to clarify a number of provisions in the text.
Informal pre‑complaint contacts make it possible to have early discussions concerning the information available to the potential complainant and can help to clarify whether a case is likely to be a priority for the Commission.
An example from our context may help to clarify the concept of Event:
just as the insights gained from engaging in certain discourses can help to clarify the concepts that shape social action.
These data help to clarify the mechanisms by which some of the ECG changes(particularly QT and QRS prolongation) associated with this
The changes introduced by the Council help to clarify the Commission's proposal especially as regards defining more clearly European added value
I think some of the European Parliament's amendments today help to clarify this issue.
In general terms, the Committee notes that the presentation in December 1995 of the White Paper on an energy policy for the European Union did- as it had wished- help to clarify the energy policy background against which this review of energy legislation is taking place.
A framework instrument could highlight the importance the European Union attaches to services of general interest and could help to clarify some of the relevant Community law concepts, in full respect of the principle of subsidiarity.
may help to clarify the distinction between the two concepts in the Gothic language,
Others help to clarify the criteria and conditions for the development
which the Commission welcomes wholeheartedly because they help to clarify and improve the proposal.
Moreover, it can help to clarify the relation between exchange
This divide has not helped to clarify the proceedings, to say the least.