Examples of using More explicit in English and their translations into Polish
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This could be done by amending the proposed directive to ensure that more explicit obligations are imposed on payment institutions as follows:( i) to earmark funds accepted to specific transactions;
The extract below uses the wheezy-proposed-updates alias which is both more explicit and more consistent since squeeze-proposed-updates also exists for the Oldstable updates.
The main new measures are more explicit support to farmers in Natura 2000
It's now more explicit and natural to override save()
But after a more explicit command in 1867 he started the'Memoirs of the Oratory.
Your daughter has done maybe a dozen more explicit drawings of me, and you want to talk to me about this dot?
I know who you're with." Many of the e-mails were a lot more explicit than that, but that's neither here nor there.
MS do not want any more explicit intervention on their national figures.
the pundits in this forum were even more explicit in treating the election as a joke.
By the way, this is how most people who buy speakers get tricked- brighter ones that sound more explicit seem better to them.
These students typically benefit from more explicit instruction and in this case it may include examples of what should be included on their character map,
with the aim of drafting a more explicit Community policy.
In the first decade of political changes in Poland its approval for democratic solutions was more explicit than among representatives of older generations,
sought to clarify or detail the proposal at several respects, for instance by making procedural details more explicit in the spirit of the Aarhus Convention.
Revise the model project appraisal form obliging the Commission's evaluators to explain and document in a more explicit and comprehensive way the results of the evaluation for all criteria stipulated in the legal basis.
in order to provide a more explicit demonstration; Despite the fact that I lost the hand through time!
Moreover, the programme design may be strengthened by more explicit mention of working with civil society organisations
Indeed, it is difficult for a more explicit historical transmission of Law of PPP,
the amendments which introduced more explicit arrangements for trials of alternative exhaust gas abatement technologies, and most of the
the article does not constitute a sufficient legal basis for national authorities in some Member States to take action because their national law would require a more explicit autonomous legal basis in the Regulation.