Sentences with phrase «wider use of»

NAR supports the lower limit because it solves a long - standing roadblock to wider use of FHA condo financing, which right now only makes up about 10 percent of all condo loans.

We need some policies to stop, like mandatory detention now in place in the Northern Territory and Western Australia, and we need to support the wider use of programs like Justice Reinvestment and the Koori Courts.

Cognitive — behavioural therapy for health anxiety within a genitourinary medicine clinic is effective and suggests wider use of this intervention in medical settings.

But as previous Croakey posts have covered (see below), barriers remain to the wider use of the PA role:

Career centers also offer a variety of additional activities and are involved in innovation of online delivery that includes wider use of communication tools and development of web - based resources that integrate academic and career services.

The Electroneum team has laid plans to help drive a quicker uptake of Electroneum and wider use of the token.

However, he also acknowledged that wider use of crypto assets could lead to more acute risks in the future.

Two blockchain advocacy groups from Japan and South Korea are combining their efforts in a bid to advocate for wider use of the technology.

This is a huge step for the ecosystem that helps to promote a wider use of virtual currencies among domestic consumers.

Appropriate use In considering whether the courts should use the power which they have now found to enforce mediation agreements they will, no doubt, bear in mind the desire to promote the wider use of mediation.

Smaller firms have also noted rise in the workflow, caused by a number of different factors, such as the increased volumes and importance of game changing legal implications, triggered by the wider use of technology in their day to day activities.

The Society wants to encourage the wider use of such a protocol to help reduce delays in diagnosis and treatment.

What if the real impediment to the wider use of the scheme lies upstream, in the courts themselves?

The report identifies key capacity issues for developing countries and proposes concrete recommendations for the wider use of renewable energy technologies to promote sustainable development and poverty reduction.

This feat, according to the calculator, would require a series of massive changes to how we use energy, such as a shift from fossil fuels towards nuclear and renewables, and much wider use of electric heat and transport.

Using rail lines for the energy grid may help a suddenly nuclear - shy Germany transition to wider use of renewable sources.

Britain urges «cautious approach» on biofuels (7/7/2008) Britain and the E.U. should exercise caution in pushing for wider use of biofuels, warns a new study commissioned by the U.K. government.

It is readily observed; «greenhouse platforming» will only lead to wider use of Uranium, and then once Uranium is widely used, «greenhouse platforming» will become irrelevant.

WASHINGTON (Reuters)- The United States hopes to promote wider use of fossil fuels at a global meeting on climate change next week, a White House official said, reflecting the gaping divide between Washington and the rest of the world on the issue of global warming.

We're advancing climate goals thanks to wider use of abundant natural gas.

Wider use of natural gas in electricity generation is a key reason.

We have already seen an increasing trend to wider use of contraception and improving womens rights and lower infant mortality, but cultural and religious factors act in reverse to slow this down.

Ceramics are currently voguish in contemporary art, and while the exhibition will include recent uses of clay, it will also show how pot - making and the wider use of the kiln has always had a radical bent in Britain.

The growth is being cause by a few factors, including wider use of the underlying blockchain and the spread of alternative forms of bitcoin, more security on the exchange networks and more companies launching with plans to use bitcoin.

Michah Bowers and Patrick Keating from Bluefire Productions and Readium advocated for the wider use of EPUB3 as the standard for ebooks in the browser.

Other improvements include front seats mounted on the center tunnel and side rail, which gives rear - seat passengers more foot room; adjustable seat - belt anchors; standard driver's - side air bag, and a wider use of galvanized steel.

Along with important changes in people's behaviour spurred by cultural and legislative shifts - notably a reduction in alcoholimpaired driving and wider use of seat belts - the improved safety of vehicles has been a key factor in this drop.

The 7H - AMT is designed specifically for transverse installation, paving the way for wider use of more fuel efficient transmissions in smaller vehicles.

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Council member David Grosso, who wrote the proposed bill, said it is an effort to encourage wider use of alternative disciplinary practices.

Assessment literacy is the foundation for a system that can take advantage of a wider use of multiple measures.

The prime minister said «selection by house price» already existed for school places - and that there was no reason to block the wider use of selection by ability.

Among the roadblocks to the wider use of dual enrollment are seat - time and mandatory - attendance laws, which states passed a century ago, often under pressure from labor unions, to keep young people in school and out of the competition for jobs.

This body of evidence shows a positive risk / benefit ratio for PEA, warranting much wider use of this compound by the medical community» Hesselink

The adaptation of xenopus model to new technologies such as customized nucleases and automated screening tools, enables a wider use of the amphibian model.

The scientists hope to promote wider use of this important resource.

He also suggests wider use of a technical device called a retroreflectometer to help assess the paint's reflectivity and resulting effectiveness.

This advance may open the door to much wider use of silver and other conductors in electronics applications, researchers said.

The computer model was developed to help understand the impact of a recommendation issued in May by the World Health Organization for wider use of a new nine - to 12 - month treatment regimen for multidrug - resistant tuberculosis (MDR - TB).

«Study sheds surprising light on the causes of cerebral palsy: Wider use of genetic testing in children with CP should be considered.»

And the microwave heating technology will address a problem that so far has held back wider use of these systems, which is precise control of heat needed during the process.

The data are sufficient to support wider use of similar interventions, says Green.

Another likely outcome of the study is wider use of the gene - sifting technique, he says, to explore the genetics of complex mental illnesses.

Once the service shows its value, the aide notes, lawmakers could tackle the more difficult challenge of easing current laws and rules that hamper wider use of administrative records.

Participation in the project will be entirely voluntary, and will test whether there is the potential for these investigations to be supported by wider use of DNA testing and isotope analysis.

Wider use of tags could help spur a city's population to bike more instead of drive.

Scientists have produced hydrogen by accelerating a natural process found in rocks deep below the Earth's surface, a short - cut that may herald the wider use of what is a clean fuel, a study showed on Sunday.

By making more sophisticated use of that basic concept in a connected grid, and pairing it with more advanced forms of energy storage, the door could be opened for a much wider use of renewable energy systems, scientists say.

A steep drop of 13 per cent between 2008 and 2011 could be due to wider use of reliable contraception methods, such as the coil, say the researchers involved (Perspectives on Sexual and Reproductive Health, DOI: 10.1363 / 4630414).

Wider use of multi-client surveys could also cut risks.