Примеры использования More extensive use на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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More extensive use of bicycle transport UI.
Fourth, the United Nations makes more extensive use of"accommodation provided" or"special" rates.
More extensive use of outside contracting;
Efforts have been directed towards a more extensive use of the drip irrigation and new cultivation methods.
More extensive use of debt swaps;
There is also much talk nowadays of the need to make more extensive use of producers' declarations of conformity.
More extensive use of e-learning should provide opportunities to mitigate that limitation.
In some southern areas, WFP is promoting more extensive use and sharing of land belonging to schools.
The more extensive use of sample surveys for primary data collection will not allow regions to gross-up statistical information independently.
The complexity of system-wide evaluations will require a more extensive use of senior technical consultants to support the work of the inspectors.
A more extensive use of this instrument could be explored, as the long-term horizon in forestry investments is compatible with the political risk guarantees.
Rather than moving away from fossil fuels, the backbone of the global economy,Member States should make more extensive use of the technologies available.
In addition, more extensive use needs to be made of forensic technologies and of public-private partnerships.
The priorities include the building of two reversible hydro power plants,„Bistrica“ and„Đerdap 3“ and of 317 mini hydro power plants,with the realization of projects for a more extensive use of biomass.
Decreasing energy intensity and more extensive use of renewable energy resources will be a priority in coming years.
UNFPA/UNAIDS/NIDI plan to facilitate reporting by streamlining surveys and focusing on core donors anddeveloping countries while making more extensive use of sampling and estimation techniques.
To this end, the Conference recommended more extensive use of new technology to bridge survey, administrative and remotely sensed data GIS; GPS.
Providing a coordination mechanism at the international level,including the Collaborative Partnership on Forests, and making more extensive use of the Partnership to carry out joint and collaborative initiatives;
Participants welcomed the more extensive use of UNCTs in country profiling, mission preparation and follow-up activities.
Promoting the development and use of mechanisms to internalise external costs of energy production andconsumption and promoting the more extensive use of fiscal instruments to meet environmental objectives.
Such efforts would enable UNDP to make more extensive use of the institutional capacities, policies, expertise and concrete experiences originating in developing countries.
Her delegation strongly supported the proposal for a review of the command and control requirements for the management ofUnited Nations operations and favoured making more extensive use of meetings of troop-contributing countries.
The Board considers that more extensive use of national project officers would benefit national execution and capacity-building see para. 76.
Specific proposals had included a sovereign debt restructuring mechanism,improved international tax cooperation to address tax avoidance and more extensive use of special drawing rights.
It strongly supported the more extensive use of working groups and the establishment of a permanent group of experts, to be elected by the members of the Commission.
These include safer custody facilities, improved training for custody officers and more extensive use of closed-circuit television cameras within custody suites and/or cells.
In the team's opinion, the more extensive use of two available 26-seater buses and about 20 minibuses should be considered for local official transportation of staff.
AMG models typically have more aggressive looks, a higher level of performance,better handling, better stability and more extensive use of carbon fibre than their regular Mercedes-Benz counterparts.
The Working Group advocates a more extensive use of the guidelines in future reporting rounds to avoid misunderstandings and secure more correct reporting.
Recommendation IV(b), relating to an innovative source of civilian personnel, namely,international contractual personnel, and encouraging more extensive use of contractual arrangements, is being actively explored by the Field Operations Division.