Translation of "Größeres spektrum" in English

In my opinion, the private sector, in particular, needs a larger proportion of the spectrum.

The partnerships now include a wider group of representatives.

When other people see me as powerful, they grant me a wider range.

Further, a larger variety of board grades can be converted.

Through this, the documentary genre creates a larger spectrum of possibilities for the aesthetic form.

A wider output means is able to receive a greater range of flat articles.

A larger spectrum of oscillations is therefore damped.

The strength training accessory of Nike offers you an even bigger range doing strength training.

Such activities mean inevitably more and more injuries.

The bestialic Ss were engaged in a wider range of sexual and sadomasochistic behaviors.

A wider range of alternative sentences replacing custodial sentences should be considered.

In a displacement in the direction of the engine braking power minimum P Br,min, a larger engine braking power spectrum is covered.

Thanks to this system the range of processing that Officine Tampalini can offer you is even broader.

They can reproduce a wide spectrum of possible results and increase the quality of their drafts.

This has economic advantages since in this manner a greater spectrum of different forms of eyeglass frames can be used.

I expected a larger range of city bikes in the urban category – with or without a motor.

It is both younger and has a broader geographical spread than the outgoing IEC.

This provides the opportunity to undertake a wider range of interventions and to initiate coordinated actions with respect to patients who might otherwise be isolated.

The initiatives we are discussing today are intended to speed up the timetable, to bring forward the time when the Member States will have a Community legal basis for establishing joint investigation teams which, if necessary, could include representatives of third countries or of international organisations, to extend Europol' s mandate to enable it to deal with a wider range of criminal activities, and also to enable Europol to transmit personal data to third countries and to other organisations effectively. This will undoubtedly be an important factor in ensuring that cooperation with these third countries and with these international organisations is reliable and functions effectively.

He says, "A woman whom we need, who makes us suffer, elicits from us a gamut of feelings far more profound and vital than a man of genius who interests us."

For the United Nations, the importance of security sector reform is that it demonstrates that security goes beyond traditional military elements and involves a much wider range of national and international institutions and actors.

And breadwinners who are also caregivers have a much wider range of experiences and contacts.

The Commission's new "horizontal" approach to multiple infringement cases related to the Landfill Directive should allow addressing a wider spectrum of cases in each proceeding and thus accelerate legal redress.

Attracting investment to a wider range of economic activities, and training and re-training the labour force appear to be areas to be explored in the framework of integrated regional development initiatives.

Widening the range of market participants could potentially increase the number of EuVECA and EuSEFs available.

The use of the JCC as a communication instrument to reach out a wider spectrum of Turkish society has thus been rather limited.

In the future, KICs will be encouraged to expand their educational activities beyond post-graduate education to a greater variety of study modes to cater for a wider range of innovative, professional development activities, involving executive education, tailor-made training courses, including professional training courses, and summer schools, as well as internships within the KICs and their partners.

There is a need for more effective preventive and therapeutic interventions and vaccines and evidence-based vaccination schemes for an expanded range of diseases, including poverty-related diseases such as HIV/AIDS, tuberculosis, malaria and neglected infectious diseases and also for other major diseases.