Examples of using To a better understanding in English and their translations into Slovak
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We feel confident that it will being many souls to a better understanding of the Rosary not only as a prayer but especially as a way of spiritual life.
In the light of the Lisbon Strategy, the absence of such data is an obstacle to a better understanding of developments in the business world
Absence of such data is an obstacle to a better understanding of developments of the business world and the market place.
This momentous occasion opened the door to a better understanding of the world we live in both for scientists
where he hopes to come to a better understanding of his situation by the end of it.
of‘communication' with the road, leading to a better understanding of your car.
several studies have striven to come to a better understanding of the image of God.
this study sought to contribute to a better understanding of the disease.
The technology platform should contribute greatly to a better understanding between research centres of all kinds
By practicing our recommended sensory exercises, you will rediscover the vast potential of your feet and come to a better understanding of how they look,
can help us to a better understanding of certain aspects of the Christian liturgy.
we tried to motivate pupils to a better understanding of the place they are living in,
in the meantime he has come to a better understanding there.
The Ways of Christ internet project's additional pages on various other religions are both a contribution to a better understanding of these religions as well as to inter-religious dialogue- as far as the religions still exist.
which all point to a better understanding of the Sun and its planetary interplays.
financial structure of the euro area economy and to a better understanding of the monetary transmission mechanism
we will perhaps be able to come to a better understanding.
the liaison officers' networks will be adapted in a way that will improve their contribution to a better understanding of the root causes of migration movements with a view to addressing these phenomena properly.
Granular data can lead to a better understanding of how monetary policy is transmitted to different corners of the economy,