Examples of using To a better understanding in English and their translations into Polish
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Brass production increased during the medieval period due to a better understanding of the technology behind it.
leading to a better understanding and control of the process.
action is the same: to lead man to a better understanding of himself, to conversion, and to an ardent love for God.
where we can work together and come to a better understanding of each other.
these should contribute to a better understanding of the situation and the formulation of guidelines for future work in the area of patient safety.
by helping to uncover anomalous transaction patterns, contribute to a better understanding of terrorist and criminal connections,
interested parties could also contribute to a better understanding of these new trends
making way to a better understanding of'the fullness of the one who fills all things in every way'(cf. Ephesians 1:23)- Jesus Christ,
since they can contribute to a better understanding of the true size
Certain areas where further analysis continues to be needed are related to a better understanding of the occurrence of dioxins in food
This would lead to a better understanding of their relative performance characteristics
The technology platform should contribute greatly to a better understanding between research centres of all kinds and the mechanical goods industry,
have led to a better understanding of the interaction mechanisms of nanomaterials with biological systems,
Mr President, the overwhelming Irish'yes' was not due only to a better understanding of the Lisbon Treaty,
Insight into the way people make interpersonal comparisons related to their diet may contribute to a better understanding of dietary intake and its determinants as well as
The involvement of participants from third countries in EU training is expected to lead to a better understanding of EU Sanitary
The involvement of participants from third countries will lead to a better understanding of EU food standards
we will perhaps be able to come to a better understanding.
making way to a better understanding of‘the fullness of the one who fills all things in every way'(cf. Ephesians 1:23)- Jesus Christ,