Steven Weinberg, the Nobel laureate, once said, The more the universe seems comprehensible, the more it seems pointless.

It can also refer to the ongoing attempts at making legal language more comprehensible to laypeople.

At the same time, in order to completely regulate the insurance legislation, a range of regulations are envisaged to be adopted deriving from the Law on Insurance, which will make the insurance legislation more comprehensible.

As some information lapses over time, the world becomes more comprehensible because we become free to focus on what is important.

States supported further harmonization and coordination of the working methods of the treaty bodies, which would help to make the system more comprehensible and accessible, and some noted that that gradual process would make it possible to identify the avenues to be explored when the proposal for a permanent unified treaty body was considered.

Is it comprehensible, this discrimination against girls, and dealing with them as chests and abdomens and legs?

He wrote, ...everything is the sum of the past and ...nothing is comprehensible except through its history.

Establishing clear and comprehensible municipal accounts, independently audited with results published, would help municipalities to gain access to capital.

That should make them more humble, more vulnerable and more human.

We need to make this a more inclusive process, and make sure that

That tends to make buyers more cautious.

That would not only make the Secretariat more efficient, but it would also enable Member States to focus more on strategic issues and make the Organization more dynamic.

In short, the qualities that make foxes more accurate also make them less popular.

The Security Council must be reformed to make it more inclusive and more representative of the current make up of the United Nations.

And they get to make more sustainable products.

Finally, the Treaty will make Europe more effective.

That requires a weaker dollar to make US goods more attractive to foreign buyers and to make foreign goods more expensive to American consumers.

The result hedgehogs make more mistakes, but they pile up more hits on Google.

Reaffirming that any expansion of the Security Council should make it more democratic, more equitably representative, more transparent, more effective and more accountable,

We must also make our own politics more democratic.

Women make more than half of the medicine students.

This should make local government more appealing to citizens.

It would make the exit of occupation forces more complex and perhaps more drawn out.

And so my request is, please, let's make technologies that make people more human, and not less.

The Swiss people vote their own taxes, have a high degree of control over how tax revenues are spent, and believe their tax system to be fair, transparent, and comprehensible.

As technology progresses, and as it advances, many of us assume that these advances make us more intelligent, make us smarter and more connected to the world.

More puffs, or more intense puffs, make the state last for a longer period of time.

Nowadays, people have more choices and more opportunities to make the wrong choices than ever before.

By sharing capital equipment, we make it more accessible to more people and ultimately increase demand.

Others seek to simplify the tax system and make the system more understandable or more accountable.

This, of course, does not make the killings more palatable.

Yet the EBRD does more than make much needed loans.

That will make GVO stories more accessible to Russian audience.

Furthermore, more men than women were likely to make a

Make more efficient and knowledgeable choices as to investment priorities.

All this would make for a more effective Security Council.

All of that will make for a more professional Secretariat.

We believe that this approach will make aid more effective.

We also agree that the Council's working methods should be modernized to make them more transparent, more inclusive and more responsive.

More and more donors are also insisting that NGOs provide measurable proof that they make a difference.

Gathered here, we have pledged to take action to make the world more secure and more just.

The point of openness is to make those in power behave better and to make us trust them more.

What, then, might make the public more accepting of government failure?

Would you make more time for those people? Would you prioritize?

The smaller you make it the more quickly you can turn.