Examples of using Broader use in English and their translations into Russian
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The broader use of solar energy
His delegation supported the request of the representative of the Russian Federation for the broader use of Russian in publications by the Department,
including broader use of information technologies.
it will also encourage and provide a framework for the broader use, reproduction and dissemination of this material.
delivered in order to foster a broader use and enhancement of national capacity.
all of which create constraints to a broader use of the data.
innovative propulsion technologies as well as a broader use of alternative fuels.
including a shift from over-used environmental resources to under-used labour resources, and to a broader use of market-based instruments.
not only civilians but also peacekeepers, and welcomed in this regard the flexible and broader use of any modern technologies.
by the Department and enable better and broader use of such information.
reach investment agreements that draw on opportunities arising out of REDD(forest carbon) and broader use of and benefits from forests.
which, in conjunction with broader use of videoconferencing over Internet Protocol,
A strategic note that attempts to identify the main gaps in and impediments to the broader use and faster dissemination of ITS applications irrespective which organizations,
in particular cooperation involving better and broader use of EMEP products at a national level,
in particular cooperation involving better and broader use of EMEP products at the national level,
The EfE process could provide strong political leadership to promote the sectors' own environmental initiatives and the broader use of price mechanisms to support policy integration, to remove trade-distorting,
In that respect, broader use must be made of experience gained from other processes, such as the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change,
several examples identified by the experts indicated that the broader use of secret detention tends to lead to attempts to either influence
Other concerns include the possibility of a narrow definition of damage excluding environmental losses that cannot be quantified monetarily; and that the broader use of the strict liability principle does not always indicate who the polluter is since the focus appears to be on how the liability is shared and the burden is alleviated.
welcomed in that regard the flexible and broader use of any modern technology.