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It is also demonstrated that the degradation of the textile is linked to the action of the microorganisms that are attached to it and it is to remedy this problem that the textile industry makes increasing use of biocidal dyes such as diazo dyes [15].

He made increasing use of rare colours, sometimes to excess.

The Blair government is making increasing use of referendums.

"The failures in this contract matter," Hodge said, "because the NHS will be making increasing use of private providers to deliver NHS services.

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.

Data will inevitably be added to the register, and (as MPs have themselves hinted) companies will make increasing use of it to check identities.

(AFP 19 The insurgents have made increasing use of improvised explosive devices (IEDs) and guerilla tactics, which threaten soldiers, civilians and any attempt to restore normal life.

Since then the group has made increasing use of social media such as Twitter and, like Isis, has produced sophisticated videos of beheadings, complete with deliberately scary soundtracks and voice-overs.

Defends Hires The New York Fire Department acknowledged that it has been making increasing use of hiring agreements that allow firefighters with minor drug and alcohol convictions to join the ranks so long as they agree to random substance abuse tests.

If he changes his mind and grants the order, the move could pave the way for police forces to make increasing use of the orders, more commonly imposed on teenage tearaways.