Examples of using Made it easier in English and their translations into Polish
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Computer
On all projects from Game-Revenue, new payment systems were added, which made it easier for many of our users to replenish their accounts.
The computer is especially historically significant because of its pioneering inclusion of index registers, an innovation which made it easier for a program to read sequentially through an array of words in memory.
In its very modest way, honestly, but it partook in the creation of a general atmosphere among some Poles, which made it easier for people to imagine a world without Jews.
Which made it easier for people to imagine a world without Jews.
that the equipment made it easier navigation and fast riders are several difficult is that there are major gaps.
What we have done is we have taken the original problem, where it's hard to move squares around, and made it easier by relaxing one of the constraints.
them better wind resistance, also made it easier to harvest green olives for the table.
Poland also benefited from a flexible currency exchange rate that made it easier to adapt its economy
You know, they could have found the money somehow, but you made it easier, right?
but they thought their belief in God actually made it easier to do science.
This piece of tech made it easier to conduct blood tests by only taking a few drops of your blood,
however, that since the Treaty of Amsterdam the codecision procedure that applies to the measures has made it easier to exercise the rights associated with EU citizenship Article 182.
interaction between parliamentarians has fostered the transparency of the process and made it easier to take grass-roots issues into account.
The article has been used fewer than 90 times since its inception in 1958. In 2016 the government used the article to pass a labor reform bill which made it easier for employers to prolong the 35-hour working week,
French President Francois Hollande signed a labor law which made it easier for employers to prolong the 35-hour working week,
understanding of applicable law and made it easier to accept the legal decisions which often regulate all the conditions
Whereas Directive 88/357/EEC made it easier for insurance undertakings having their head office in the Community to provide services in the Member States,
more understandable and made it easier to recognise the legal decisions which often regulate all the conditions