This should make the scale more precise as well as fairer, especially for Member States with smaller assessment rates.

The observations should be as precise and practical as possible so that States Parties could derive maximum benefits from them.

As for trade facilitation, negotiations should lead to SDT provisions that were precise, effective and operational.

In the same vein, the capability of the private sector to provide precise information as well as analytical inputs is limited in developing countries.

The new text as drafted in Lisbon was more precise and in line with the approach adopted by new conventions such as the 1993 MLM Convention.

As a result, estimates for current periods tend to be more precise than projections made for future budget periods.

Satellite handover in those systems also required precise timing coordination between satellite traffic routing and user terminal processing, as well as traffic shaping at the user interfaces.

In order to meet the needs of States, however, the Commission had to know what they were and to be given guidelines as clear and precise as possible.

All coordinates will be recalculated and made more precise during the demarcation as the Commission acquires the additional necessary information.

The Model Law does not, in general, require entities to formulate and disclose precise formulae for evaluation, although its rules encourage enacting States to be as objective as possible.

The mayor conceded, however, that no precise figures exist, as people come and go and the registration system is still inaccurate.

Third, the precise scope of article 10, paragraph 1, as it related to proceedings arising out of commercial activities, posed similar difficulties.

The Advisory Committee did not receive precise information during its consideration of the estimates as to how much this might amount to.

Issues such as the precise meaning of the term interim measures of protection would therefore need to be clarified during the second reading.

He would also like to reduce the degree of bureaucratization, simplify the diplomatic language used in communicating with Governments and be as focused as possible in describing the precise objects of his concerns.

49. On the issue of war crimes, his delegation hoped that a precise legal definition could be worked out as soon as possible, in accordance with current international law and existing legal instruments.

The reduction in the cost of GPS devices, as well as access to more precise reading, is resulting in the growing use of GNSS technologies, allowing the integration of geography as one of the variables during the data analysis process.

That right should be worded in a more precise manner so as to permit the necessary coordination with the laws of a democratic State.

The precise charge is militancy of behalf of Sendero Luminoso and, specifically, being the militant known as Rita , an important leader of this group.

Declaration is presented either in written or in oral form by mentioning precise information about goods and vehicles, the purpose of their conveyance, as well as other information required for customs control and processing.

I need precise information

In the ensuing discussion, questions were raised regarding the precise definitions of general terms such as corporate responsibility , corporate social responsibility and positive corporate contribution , and regarding the notion of a corporate responsibility for development, as well as UNCTAD's mandate in this regard.

My brief, as you've just heard, is to tell you about statistics and, to be more precise, to tell you some exciting things about statistics.

In fact, in a very precise way, they get us to a different level because they seem to be things that are capable of complexity that's sort of as great as complexity can ever get ...

As regards services, it was observed that although some services might be capable of precise specification and purely objective evaluation, the class of services known as intellectual services would not be appropriately procured through this mechanism.

There are no precise data on, for example, the increase of violence resulting from mental disorders, such as the rate of increase of suicides and murders.

Referring to a new law on compulsory insurance for self employed agricultural workers, she enquired as to the precise definition of a self employed agricultural worker .

As indicated in that report, the breakdown was not elaborated on the basis of a precise calculation of financial data, and no dollar amounts were indicated.

As these are continuously emerging, it is difficult to forecast too far in advance the precise levels of resources that will be required in this Fund.

His head, to be precise.

Well, to be precise, sir...

Though providing a number of indicative research results on such matters as the neurotoxic effects of most ATS, including MDMA (ecstasy), in animal studies, the WHO meeting had also shown that gaps in the understanding of the ATS problem remained, including the precise epidemiological patterns of ATS abuse in several countries, the health effects, the precise nature of the social consequences, as well as the optimal prevention and treatment approaches in different cultural settings.

It's a precise specification with a precise formal language that causes Mathematica to know what to do here.

Neither the author nor the State party have specified what precise kind of attire the author wore and which was referred to as hijab by both parties.

Neither the author nor the State party had specified what precise kind of attire the author wore and which was referred to as hijab by both parties.

Specific suggestions as to the precise contents of the definitions of the phenomena affecting children and the acts to be penalized were also put forward for consideration.

As far as the relevant articles of the Turkish Civil Aviation Code and some national practices are considered, space objects in airspace are under the same rules as aircraft and other flying objects. (Aviation traffic experts have to be consulted for more detailed and precise answers).

(ii) Navigation and precise location systems

Thirteen years ago, to be precise.

The talks will be direct, will follow a brief and precise thematic agenda, and will be conducted within a defined time horizon. Norway and Cuba have served not only as host countries, but also as guarantors of the dialogues.

The point was made, however, that for it to be fully effective, the proposed convention should establish a clear and precise definition of the offences to be covered as well as a proper delimitation of its scope of application.

Both above mentioned universities are also involved in research work on precise orbit determination using laser ranging and satellite altimeter data, which are also used to determine the mean sea level, as well as the ocean variations on a global scale.

Precise principles were better than detailed rules as drafting them would not unnecessarily slow down the work of the Preparatory Committee and would not result in a rigidity that left the court unable to deal with situations as they arose.

The fact that Israel took that decision at that precise time is proof as if proof were needed of the disregard that Israel has always had for international law.

The distinction between mined areas and minefields as proposed in the amended Protocol II, while it is a useful guide, needs to be taken further and made more precise.