First of all, it needs to be made more representative, more effective and more transparent.

Sami made more money.

First of all, the Council needs to be made more representative, more effective and more transparent.

More use should be made of gender advisors at the regional level.

The more we engage with certain type of content, the more similar content is made visible in our feeds.

Intelligence assets have been redirected. Borders have been made more secure and societies more resilient.

(The Cyprus rescue made the need more acute by making the field even more uneven.)

The diplomatic package could be made more attractive if the US would add more positive incentives.

But my call has only made them flee the more

Software made it possible for staff to work more independently.

The Advisory Committee had made a number of recommendations aimed at achieving a more rational organizational structure and more transparent budgeting.

It can also refer to a protein complex made of two or more subunits.

That she died in the camps made her I didn't dare wonder why more present, more precious.

The EU s more for more policy has made human rights a cornerstone of its foreign policy toward states in the Union s neighborhood.

As part of this process, Boeing redesigned some parts and made more use of lighter titanium.

This crisis was made in America, in more than one sense.

There were more than forty people who had made this conspiracy.

And they were more than forty which had made this conspiracy.

The shortage of university slots has made a rigorous testing system all the more competitive.

The Protestant Church is made up of over 1,300 congregations in more than 50 denominations.

These rhetorical strategies made the philosophical elements of the novel more palatable to the public.

More than 50,000 men, women and children have lost their lives more than 1.5 million have been made homeless.

Mr. López (Cuba) said that the escalation of violence made the work of UNRWA even more important.

Weakening Lebanon has also made it more difficult to rein in Hezbollah.

The more one sniffed around Washington the less America's position made sense.

That made the crisis more severe than any since World War II.

Its working methods also need to be made more efficient and transparent.

Gender is a development driver' that needs to be made more visible.

More advances have been made in that area than in most others.

SDT provisions must be strengthened and made more precise, effective and operational.

Through his visit to Jerusalem, Sadat made more ordinary the nature of the Arab Israeli conflict.

Those decisions could be improved or made more sustainable by including the perspectives of young people.

Some progress has already been made towards making the work of the Security Council more transparent.

In addition, the culture of Ireland's male dominated political life must be made more female friendly.

Significant progress has been made towards more reliable and effective supervision of banking, insurance and pensions.

So even if the active constituents in pharmaceuticals made constant progress in terms of chemistry, target of stability, the behavior of the patients goes more and more unstable.

Globalization has made all countries more interdependent, in turn requiring greater global cooperation.

Statements similar to Shuvalov s have already been made, and more can be expected.

For example, transnational migration flows should certainly be made easier and more attractive.

My press card and all other documents just made them even more distrustful.

He regretted that the matter had not been made a more urgent priority.

Moreover, such categories as multilateral law making treaties should be made more specific.

The introduction of the transistor and integrated circuits in the 1960s made electric logs vastly more reliable.

More money has been made available for broadening the range of technical subjects taught at primary schools.

Another, more recent example of a Flash creation tool is SWiSH Max made by an ex employee of Macromedia.