Übersetzung für "Weitaus besseren" in Englisch

We're gonna get a much better place.

Van Krimpen: "Every NSl has a lot of expertise in statistics for certain national phenomena ­ what works, what doesn't ­ and we think Eurostat could make more use of this.

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Applied by everyone, they would lead to a far betterworld.

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" Our customer centricity leads to much better business processes for the employees who are using Rydoo. "

Regular exercise would provide you with a far better potential for eliminating those excessive fats.

These processes achieve much superior cleanness throughout the entire cross-section of the slab than other continuous-casting systems.

Once the directive is amended, spare parts manufacturers and constructors will be invited to conclude a voluntary agreement on the protection of drawings and spare parts, which we believe is a better solution than compulsory uniformity.

The Dutch and the Swedish have very different drug policies but surely no one should query that both would be in a much stronger position if they had objective information available which shows what parts of their policies are successful and what can be bettered.

If we are talking about a stable integration, a stable laying down of roots in a society, then people should not live for five years with the idea that the next day or perhaps at the end of this period they will have another status which may be much better, let alone that at the end of this five years they may find themselves facing another five years in this intolerable state of uncertainty.

Firstly, particularly on the initiative of the Greek Foreign Minister, to whom I should like to pay great tribute, a considerably better, though still not perfect, relationship between Turkey and our fellow Member State, Greece, has been achieved, as well as a step in the direction of finding a solution to the Cyprus issue which is so important.

It shows that there are much better and more lively alternatives to simply surrendering to hopelessness, which is sometimes a temptation, both for political representatives and activists and indeed for the more general public.

I know what I am talking about and I can say that Europe is now in a much better position than when I was appointed as President of the Commission in January 1995.

He enjoys far superior access to the media and more opportunities to communicate with his voters.

In the wake of the disaster and the many other catastrophes we have witnessed we can all agree that maritime transport must be made a lot safer and there must be far better coordination of actions in all Member States.

We have to have the highest possible standards not just in the interest of the animals but also of the producers, who will get a far better price for healthy unstressed animals.

As for trade policy and a number of other areas, I am convinced that we will now manage to achieve much better eel stocks in the European Union in five or ten years’ time.

I suspect that if the industry had shown greater leadership on issues – for example, excessive executive pay – they would have found themselves in a much more favorable environment today.

As a result the USPs are now in a far stronger position to cope with the demands of a more competitive market.

Nevertheless, the fact that the CI made a small profit in 2001 and also that it is profitable on the product type (micro DCD) not exported by the Chinese producers clearly shows that in normal conditions of competition, the CI might be in a much better shape, and therefore that the amount of losses is not purely structural.

Donation rates and availability of organs varies considerably across Europe with achievable good practice delivering far greater benefits in some Member States than in others.

In itself, the country-of-origin principle can help secure much greater transparency for businesses embarking on cross-border service provision, but without establishing themselves in the host country.

Taking into account that this Directive was implemented with some delay and that the study should provide a much better understanding of the issues at stake, it would appear premature to propose new measures before knowing the outcome of the report.

Even if a major disruption of gas supply occurred, Europe is today in a much better position than five years ago.

It is not a question of wanting to outdo the United States, or Japan, for example, but what we do need to do is give Europe a much higher profile in third countries.

Although this may be partly due to the cold climate, there exists much scope for saving energy, which the Soviets estimate at about 40%. The introduction of market mechanisms and realistic pricing would help to bring about a substantial improvement in energy efficiency.