Sentence examples for for a greater use of from inspiring English sources

She argues for a greater use of advance directives, which function as psychiatry's version of the living will.

Back doors can easily be exploited by "terrorists and cyber-terrorists or other criminals", it says, calling for a greater use of encryption.

Jenkins has used a number of recent presentations to the City to set out his vision for a greater use of technology at the bank – a move that analysts believe could lead to 40,000 job cuts from the total current workforce of 140,000.

Subsidized housing policy in the United States must increasingly account for a greater use of tenant-based housing subsidies in place of traditional high-rise public housing.

This finding is also reinforced by Reed (2008) and Leys and Vanclay (2011) who both identified the need for a greater use of participatory techniques in environmentally diverse and agriculturally marginal areas.

Mr Webb also called for a greater use of "kinship care", where children are looked after by relatives or friends if their parents are not capable of looking after them, saying vulnerable children might do better if kept in their own communities.

But the agenda is not just about commissioning and outsourcing; the search for efficiency also includes a greater use of shared services across government, more efficient procurement, and the precious, but so far elusive, aim of pooling all public sector spending in a specific area, to avoid duplication.

"Our winning bid is a deliverable proposition that is compelling for all who want to see a greater use of our rail networks," he added.

Although not yet ready for widespread use, in the future a greater use of genetic profiling is likely to enhance current strategies of CVD prediction, and improve the design of more personalised approaches to minimise risk in the individual.

Projectile points appear to have been mostly leaf- or lozenge-shaped or lanceolate in earlier phases, with a greater use of notching for hafting in later phases.

"If the leaflets had just been about his book, then obviously they would still have been looked for and removed (not a great use of staff's time…) and we'd put it down to an over-enthusiastic new author.