The government is still fine tuning tools for measuring bloggers' daily audiences, a tricky process as many social networks, like Facebook, do not publish user specific traffic statistics.

JH The question is, there appears to be a lack of cultural fine tuning in Second Life.

However, the bill was vetoed by the Governor, arguing that some areas were in need of additional fine tuning.60

We agree with the Secretary General's call for the further universalization and fine tuning of anti terrorist conventions and mechanisms.

As a result of the fine tuning of the restructuring of the Department, the two offices have been merged into a single division.

In technology, we spend so much time experimenting, fine tuning, getting the absolute cheapest way to do something, so why aren't we doing that with social policy?

They should be in charge of fine tuning and implementing the communication strategy of each subregional office, in close collaboration with other United Nations offices in the subregion.

In line with expert advice and the experiences of other organizations, UNDP expects that the implementation of enterprise risk management will require several phases of piloting and fine tuning.

Chinese leadership over the past decade and a half has been about fine tuning and maintaining the momentum of Deng s state led development model, launched after the Tiananmen protests of 1989.

The Fed, of course, has been forced to turn to QE, as traders call it, because its normal tool for fine tuning inflation and growth, the overnight interest rate, is already zero.

Fine tuning and consolidating New Public Management reforms and applying information and communication technologies to internal management and external service delivery processes are among the dominant concerns in well established public administration systems.

Indeed, while some fine tuning was usually necessary, the redeployment of large numbers of posts would imply that the Secretariat had prepared, and Member States had approved, a budget that did not meet the Organization's needs.

Technocracy was Keynes s faith skilled experts designing and fine tuning institutions out of the goodness of their hearts to make possible general prosperity as Keynes, indeed, did at Bretton Woods where the World Bank and IMF were created.

He said the CPD required some fine tuning' of statistical data and more attention had to be given to trafficking, assistance to disabled children, the prevention of injuries and support to young people affected by the Chernobyl disaster.

While it was necessary to have flexibility for States to design regimes for specific hazardous activities at national and international levels, there was still room for fine tuning of the draft principles in the light of comments from Governments.

A key factor in the strategy of ITC will be its continuous fine tuning of tools and methodologies to ensure that the technical assistance it provides is constantly aligned with the rapidly evolving needs of the world trade market.

If time the time of political opportunities is a factor here, we should now focus on elaborating further or fine tuning some of its concepts, so as to enable the delicate balance that has been achieved in the report to be maintained and not disturbed.

The State wide television service that was launched in August has been well accepted in both entities and is now in the process of tuning its programme orientation to address the challenges of the broadcasting market.

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The GoE also identified the need for a good communication pattern to be established in order to prepare materials for the donors and to agree on proposal formats. It was felt that more integration work and fine tuning was needed in order to prioritize the proposals for producing concrete results.

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Approach decentralization as an iterative process, in which one can learn from successes and failures, as well as fine tune and adapt plans over time.

I think it's quite apt. It's our empathy, it's our tuning in which separates us from Machiavellians or sociopaths.

The degree of data comparability between the reporting cycles is restricted, as not all questions remained comparable, because of fine tuning of the questionnaire following the first reporting period and the fact that not all countries replying to the questionnaire for the first and second reporting periods did so for the third reporting period.

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It's fine today.

Fine. And you?

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KB No, no, you're fine, you're fine, take it off. You're OK. You're safe.

Applying this process to large banks and to financial institutions that are not formally banks and that do not have insured retail deposits sounds fine on paper.

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They were doing fine.

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