I work more hours than I did when office-based, and I'm also able to take more effective breaks.
Taking more effective action to end the H.I.V. epidemic driven by the abuse of injected drugs is vital.
In other words, the ancient Romans anticipated fraud of the kind perpetrated by Domenico Ribatti, and took more effective steps to prevent it than Italians do today.
Fadi Hakura, Turkey analyst for Chatham House, told BBC Radio 4's Today programme that the recent arrests showed the Turkish government was "taking more effective measures to control the flow of fighters and supporters into Syria".
She will call on the union's leaders to support "zero tolerance" signs within schools, threatening to take action against anyone who maliciously harms teachers or their property and to lobby for the police to take more effective action to protect members of the profession.
Why do they appear to be incapable of taking more effective steps to avoid infringing other companies patent rights?
If we take more effective control measures for infectious diseases at the initial time of the diseases' spread, then the diseases go to extinction more quickly.
Moreover, the implementation of quantitative project management practices and statistical process control techniques helped to prevent future process performance and to take more effective corrective actions during projects execution.
The studies reveal that the water quality in the Marmara Sea is deteriorated more than anticipated before, and it is a necessity to develop international cooperation aimed for taking more effective measures in the area.
It wants the company to take more effective steps to inform its customers about its failure to make the change and that it in fact make the change to new cooking oil as soon as possible.
