Examples of using More favourable in English and their translations into Polish
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The way to realise the possibility for a more favourable development of the events on Earth.
We would like to win more favourable comment with remarkable quality
Therefore will be more favourable for jumbo size.
Structural reforms can only succeed in a more favourable macroeconomic climate.
And then, events can happen in a more favourable way.
I'm willing to apply with my boss for a more favourable price for you.
Policy measures can help create more favourable financial and more flexible risk-sharing conditions.
The course of weather conditions was more favourable this winter.
Member States with more favourable conditions in place should maintain these,
These criteria must in no case be more favourable than those adopted for the Member States pursuant to Directive 90/539/EEC.
Today, opinions appear that voluntary insurance would be more favourable to hospitals than compulsory insurance.
Refunds may not be granted on terms more favourable than those applied in respect of taxable persons established in the territory of the Community.
Whereas certain provisions of the Agreement introduce more favourable conditions for tenderers than those laid down in Directive 93/38/EEC;
More favourable conditions should therefore be laid down for the exercise of their right to family reunification.
This Directive shall not affect the right of Member States to adopt or retain more favourable provisions in respect of Articles 10, 14, 15, 16 and 175.
Member States may introduce or retain more favourable provisions in so far as they are compatible with this Directive.
The expected result of this regulation is to help the development of more favourable conditions for the development of basic research in Europe.
The financing schemes in force today are, in a sense, more favourable towards the old European Union Member States.
The existence of a more favourable economic framework would cause a'call effect' of investment from other parts of the world;
While based on slightly more favourable growth assumptions for 2012 and beyond, it is broadly in line with