Examples of using More understandable in English and their translations into Polish
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These will make the European decision-making process more understandable, increase the level of transparency
The Analog DAC's extra detail made the distant solo group more understandable, which had the effect of making them sound closer to the main group in front.
The tune2fs progam now prints a more understandable message explaining that the file system needs to be checked using e2fsck-f before running certain complex tune2fs operations.
Translated into a more understandable language,"302" means that the engine's volume is 4.9 liters.
Perfectly clear, and hence more understandable, were tonal differences between various elements of the presentation,
In case registration with reservation of the name would make the scheme more understandable to both producers and consumers.
make our situation on earth more understandable.
is to only make more understandable everything that happens around us.
is to only make more understandable everything that happens around us.
the year'89 become more understandable.
Well, then your attitude is perhaps a little more understandable, but every time we let one of these characters slip by us,
They become more defined and more understandable after getting acquainted with the content of both the teaching guides for lessons,
In order to make the instrument of the Partnerships more understandable, it is appropriate to have the same name for the Partnerships for both countries which are now in the same stage of their accession process.
an interest in the European Union, to make it more understandable and accessible and to involve them in decision making.
using more understandable vocabulary:"European laws" and"European framework laws" replace the existing multiple types of act(regulations,
to the name Suchet more understandable for the western ear.
so as to make them more understandable, clear and concrete,
all that which concerns the Structural Funds more understandable, thereby providing our fellow citizens with practical answers.
Better lawmaking means contributing to better governance and simpler, more understandable legislation, that gives the European institutions a better image in the eyes of civil society in terms of their ability to act effectively;
Clearer and more understandable procedures for the applicants are needed.