Examples of using Increased workload in English and their translations into Portuguese
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Computer
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Official/political
The increased workload and overtime needed to sustain the continual drive for improved cut quality,
they are associated with an increased workload and may cause work disruptions.
lack of employee replacement, increased workload) and in pharmaceutical care,
Studies have identified that an increased workload with fewer registered nurses,
ad hoc groups reflects the increased workload for veterinary medicines in 2002.
sepsis in emergency room and ICU with increased workload due to nurse's absenteeism without excuse.
The continuous increase in the number of international bodies with environmental competence bears the risk of reduced participation of States due to an increased workload, and makes it necessary to create
graduates have suggested an increased workload for the development of managerial
which do not demand an increased workload from the professionals or additional costs for the institution,
it was important to make up for lost time in view of the Office's increased workload.
had expressed interest in directing Deathly Hallows, but an increased workload over the production of The Hobbit ruled him out of the project.
such as fewer hours of rest a day and increased workload.
the Team determined that doubling the memory footprint of 48 GB servers would be the best way to accommodate an increased workload projected for 2012.
a baby's arrival, or an increased workload claim more of their time.
The Council decides to adjust the Treaty provisions relating to the European Court of Justice with a view to improving the Court's procedures to enable it to cope with an increased workload.
requested by the Parliament, as well as redeployment to cover the increased workload due to accession negotiations,
As regards the Ombudsman, his increased workload has been noted
since a far-from-ideal measurement is associated with increased workload, stress and burnout.
As regards the Ombudsman, his increased workload has been noted
as the Court of Auditors was particularly tough on the political groups, a paragraph is included, which, I quote,"Underlines emphatically the increased workload and the particular responsibilities of the political groups.