"más claro" in English

Article 5 of the Constitution of the Portuguese Republic could not be clearer.

However, one thing must be made clear, clearer perhaps than what we have heard here.

In this way, the state of the law would become clearer and less ambiguous.

It is clear that there are more than 25 Members opposed to changing the vote.

We think that this is clearer, in the end, and more positive for consumers.

It is increasingly clear that this also means stamping out opium poppy production.

This would represent a much clearer commitment on the part of the Commission.

It is becoming increasingly clear that Turkey is a candidate country unlike any other.

It was a clear and deliberate attempt to once again destabilise my region.

We aim to create a better, clearer legislative environment for businesses.

The last few weeks have made it clearer than ever that this has to stop.

That is why we have tabled an amendment to make it all a bit shorter and a bit clearer.

The Commission text for both Amendments Nos 6 and 16 is much clearer.

This is an absolutely clear position, and I would like to share this aim with you.

It should be blatantly obvious that the convergence criteria have been disregarded.

Moreover, it must be clear who implements European legislation in practice.

In addition, a criterion for the eligibility of being a small airport has been clarified.

It is becoming ever more clear to us that this Europe of ours needs real alternatives.

Mr Barroso in particular could not have been clearer on this issue.

We cannot repeat often enough that there is no justification whatsoever for terrorism.