Примеры использования More heavily на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Some relied more heavily than others on provisions contained in extradition treaties.
In its latest 2009 version, Higgens notes,water conservation is more heavily emphasized.
Scottish criminal law relies far more heavily on common law than in England and Wales.
This can be compared to the shaft of the propelling body which was rusted red; in other words,the propelling body was rusted more heavily.
You mentioned earlier,some situations in Europe being more heavily populated than the United States.
The album relied more heavily on Martin Barre's electric guitar than the band had since the 1970s.
Any decrease in the volume of such traffic therefore reflects more heavily on the overall port statistics.
Qatar, notably, had focused more heavily on the human development index than the Millennium Development Goals.
The sexes are identical, as with most warblers, butyoung birds are more heavily streaked and have markings on the breast.
Pirates are also becoming more heavily armed; with increasing frequency they are reported to be equipped with automatic weapons and rocket-propelled grenades.
He would also like to know whether any one community was more heavily represented among the prison population than others.
The city was one of the few in Ireland to experience an increase in population during the Irish Potato Famine as migrants came to it from other, more heavily affected areas.
The wheels of one axle are loaded more heavily e.g. when towing a trailer or when driving uphill or downhill.
First, during the current reporting period,the audits carried out by the Office focused more heavily on policy and programmatic issues.
Sub-Saharan Africa relies more heavily than Africa as a whole on concessional official financing.
By consciously assessing the schisms in societies and taking them into account more heavily in development programming, we can do better.
Poor households are more heavily dependent on income from remittances to meet their food and basic survival needs.
Possible ways being considered to rebuild the wirebird population include allowing animals to graze more heavily while controlling the predator populations.
Some countries are relying more heavily on the fixed telecommunication infrastructure, while others are introducing mobile and other radio-based.
Under subprogramme 6, with the abolishment of the post, the Secretariat would have to rely more heavily on electronic dissemination of research products.
Hence,'severe depression' may have been more heavily weighted in the DDW study because of the fact that'moderate' and'mild' depression were also included.
Floristically, ME is slightly less diverse than WE but contains more species of commercial timber trees and has, therefore,been more heavily impacted by logging.
The response to patients who are drinking more heavily who may have alcohol dependence is also discussed in Unit 6.
On the more heavily traveled routes, there were additional layers that included six sided capstones, or pavers, that reduced the dust and reduced the drag from wheels.
The primary differences are that Supercross is more heavily advertised and events are televised and held in major cities.
As the world's population continues to grow, to become more urban and perhaps wealthier,local authorities will have to become even more heavily engaged in waste management.
Because of the peasant rebellion in the Vendée, peasants are more heavily represented(28%) than the federalist and merchant bourgeoisie.
The Panel considers that the more heavily contaminated materials in the surface layers of the oil lakes or in the oil-contaminated piles are not amenable to significant biodegradation.
With regard to sources, in the absence ofa State party report, she had relied more heavily than usual on NGO material and had in many cases indicated the source.
If the United Nations is to rely more heavily on external partners for niche skills, however, it will need an easy process to access these capacities at short notice in response to demand.