Примеры использования More intensive use на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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More intensive use of police files;
Policymaking should make a more intensive use of scientific knowledge.
More intensive use of existing information.
This was expected to be achieved in particular through a more intensive use of information technologies.
Consider a more intensive use of the available data;
The finds suggest the cavern was occupied from the end of the Palaeolithic period, with more intensive use during the iron age and Roman periods.
A more intensive use of green technologies by developers could radically transform the city landscapes of the region.
Thus, it can be suggested that the potential for much more intensive use of ICT in government has not been converted into actual use. .
At the same time, the types of cases that the Office is called upon to address often encompass multiple issues,requiring more intensive use of limited resources.
Relatively simple remedies, including a more intensive use of the Internet, could make an important difference in this regard.
One of the suggestions noted above in the context of labour movement andremittances(Chapters 10 and 11) concerns more intensive use of household surveys.
In some cases, however, innovation has led to more intensive use of temporary workers and to higher concentration of women in temporary employment.
For example, in providing water, a reasonable level, necessary to meet basic needs,could be provided for free, while more intensive use or wastage could be charged progressively higher.
An example would be a more intensive use of the existing water resources for hydro power generation or the development of agro-food processing industries.
Progress in making primary data widely accessible will also address, in part, the topic of"more intensive use of existing information" by external users.
The United Nations should consider making more intensive use of experts, goods and services from the Central and Eastern European countries within United Nations development programmes.
For example, water at a level necessary to meet basic needs could be provided for free, while more intensive use or wastage could incur progressively higher charges.
A more intensive use of individual water sources has been seen recently even by households connected to a public water distribution system; it is probably caused by their effort to reduce water supply costs.
It also asked the Government to indicate any further steps taken to promote a more intensive use of the Code of Conduct and to provide information on its practical impact.
A more intensive use of the available data to serve the preparation of more indicators including disaggregation of available information and providing more user-friendly presentations of survey information.
ECE and ESCAP should take the measures necessary to ensure more intensive use of the project's outputs for integrated planning and development of inland transport linkages in the region.
We propose to increase the share of renewable energy in the generation of power from the present 18 per cent to 35 per cent by 2025, by making more intensive use of biofuels and wave, solar and wind energy.
The restructuring of the Czech economy has gradually promoted a more intensive use of energy in several industrial sectors and mechanisms have been introduced to lead to a more economical and efficient use of existing sources of energy.
These networks, including representatives from all regions and from Affiliate Members,could operate more frequently than the actual meetings of the committee as it is the case now; for this, a more intensive use ought to be made of modern, electronic communication techniques.
Making more intensive use of the free capacities of the Danube basin waterways can contribute to coping with traffic volumes in a manner that is environmentally and socially friendly, taking advantage of non-structural measures(such as fleet innovation) as well as infrastructure investments.
While a number of features of the programme could be improved, as indicated in his recommendations,for example through the more intensive use of case studies in seminars, overall the programme had been performing well in recent years.
The decrease under office and data-processing supplies is attributable to strict controls implemented on the use of printer toner and other supplies throughout the different organs of the Tribunal and to the greater use of disclosure of evidence and other legal materials in electronic rather than hard-copy format, made possible through the expansion of the e-court and electronic data systems,as well as the more intensive use of e-mail for text and image document transmissions.
This will be achieved through human resource development for trade information management relevant to users' needs, a more intensive use of working tools and modern information technologies and the application of international standards.
In such a context, however, the introduction of an electronic trade facilitation measure by the public sector may effectively contribute to encouraging national SMEs that until then might have operated solely with manual procedures to also make a more intensive use of modern technologies and Internet connections.
The above-mentioned efforts in strengthening the Secretariat's capacity for performance appraisal, along with more intensive use of the Integrated Monitoring and Documentation Information System as the monitoring and reporting tool, allowed for the more efficient production of the current programme performance report.