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Thomas J. Spota, the Suffolk County district attorney, said yesterday that the department planned to make increasing use of federal racketeering law to prosecute gang members.
Developed nations may pledge to make increasing use of renewable energy sources but as more developing nations become industrialised, carbon outputs continue to rise overall.
Meanwhile, Dutch and English traders began to make increasing use of the new route and to do so with the encouragement of the Danes.
German carmakers vow to move to a more connected transportation system that will transition to EVs and make increasing use of digitization.
German carmakers say they are moving toward a more connected and efficient transportation system that will transition to electric vehicles and make increasing use of digitization.
Data will inevitably be added to the register, and (as MPs have themselves hinted) companies will make increasing use of it to check identities.
We will be publishing a monthly league table of the top 10 senders and recipients of internal email, and make increased use of our intranet to share information.
While ministers of the coalition were determined to avoid being implicated in the abusive interrogation of terrorism suspects, they did make increased use of another measure: citizenship deprivation.
"The government has indicated that they expect to make increased use of detention for refugee claimants," said Janet Cleveland, a psychologist at McGill University in Montreal who studies the effects of detention on asylum seekers.
Hence, in our view, an important and realistic way forward is to make increased use of non-standard test data to ensure a scientifically well-founded environmental risk assessment of pharmaceuticals.
However, the general public and users rightly demand that in future the assessment authorities should make increased use of their expertise to provide information about the more environmentally favourable alternatives.
