(c) To provide a source more effectively, efficiently or expeditiously

(a) To promote and strengthen measures to prevent and combat corruption more efficiently and effectively

Some countries, mainly developed countries make use of the Internet in conducting industrial surveys more efficiently.

We need resources to be used more efficiently and effectively and to have a greater impact.

You don't need to dig down for these chemicals, and we can do things much more efficiently.

Intranets help organizations work more efficiently, particularly in terms of internal communication, coordination and sharing of knowledge.

Developing country workers took advantage of the bargaining power that globalization afforded them to gain resources for their own consumption. Computers and robots, by contrast, do not consume anything except electricity, even as they complete leg, finger, and even brain activities faster and more efficiently than humans would.

We can save half the oil by using it more efficiently, at a cost of 12 dollars per saved barrel.

This move aims to optimize the use of ICT resources across the organization and respond more efficiently to operational needs.

This will help to deal more efficiently with the cases of accommodating problems of the families in need of social welfare.

In order to respond effectively, it was necessary for UNHCR to strengthen its internal management, use its resources more efficiently and enhance transparency.

Ms. Karaborni concluded by underlining the need and impact of more concrete proposals to move forward and efficiently improve the lives of the poor.

South South cooperation, in particular, enables developing countries to share experiences and make use of their own resources and technology more efficiently for sustainable development.

In a context where the stakeholders are dispersed, financial resources could be mobilized more efficiently by enhancing existing mechanisms for collecting and coordinating the various contributions.

Lastly, with regard to the working methods of the Special Committee, Turkey believed that it had a unique character and should be utilized much more efficiently.

More arrived last night, probably even more today.'

Offices and units should be consolidated wherever possible, and a determination should be made as to which functions could be more efficiently or cost effectively provided centrally.

So streets become more desolate and unsafe, so we stay home more which makes streets even more desolate and unsafe, and we stay home even more.

With more resources earmarked even more could be done.

And our best avenue of escape from this actually is a kind of blind faith in our own cleverness and technology and efficiency and doing things more efficiently.

We expect that this support for small island developing States will strengthen their ability to respond more efficiently and effectively to natural disasters and to mitigate their impacts.

Putting in place sound management practices, as well as introducing and enforcing codes of conduct, should increase the chances that services are delivered more ethically, effectively and efficiently.

This situation becomes even more acute regarding small scale fishing, where the work relationship is even more informal.

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She grew even more worried.

Other counties spent even more.

For more than a century, cars have enabled billions of people to travel farther, faster, and more efficiently than ever before. They have helped power the world s great economies and shaped our modern social and cultural landscape.

IIA standards require that internal auditors should make adequate use of technology based audit techniques to enable them, inter alia, to perform manually intensive tasks more economically and efficiently.

(i) Meeting the WASH related Core Commitments for Children efficiently

Enhanced competition and economies of scale in larger, more closely integrated financial markets should narrow lending margins, lower intermediation costs, and allocate funds more efficiently. Greater diversification of portfolios and deeper cross border linkages should help risk sharing, making the region more resilient to shocks.

By speeding up all Internet related business activities, such as transferring web pages and data files, handling customer requests or automating supply chain management, broadband enables companies to work more efficiently and respond more quickly to customers' needs.

But perhaps this is irrelevant. Maybe better educated workers do their jobs more efficiently, in which case we will surely find a clear relationship between educational attainment and economic growth.

Development financing should be left to the World Bank. By concentrating on their specific comparative advantages in line with clearly defined mandates, both institutions will fulfill their tasks more efficiently.

His delegation also supported the ongoing decentralization process, and urged UNIDO to continue to improve its inter agency cooperation arrangements in order to achieve its objectives more efficiently and effectively.

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Even more important is its implementation.

And it actually causes your car to charge safely and efficiently.

The first half of 2005 demonstrated how efficiently international pressure works.

United Nations agencies and programmes involved need to be coordinated so that they can respond more efficiently to natural disasters and avoid duplicating work and overlapping in the use of resources.

As a result of the need to produce business results, UNIDO staff members are faced with increased expectations and are required to produce greater results, working more efficiently with less resources.

Natural disasters make logistics even more complicated.

Then other things happened even more abruptly.

But then something even more interesting happens.

Arches with stained glass even more glamorous.

But the second is even more important.