Her delegation hoped that future reports would be more precise.

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

Coherent, well defined, and precise proposals would produce results that are more acceptable to all.

The ancient accounts, however, are substantially confused, when it comes to more precise location and details.

In 2006 formulation of more precise foreign policy priorities awaits the firm establishment of the permanent government.

The more data that is included the more precise the result, however an estimate can be achieved with as few as 17 data points.

That role is more necessary than ever.

His warning seems more apt than ever.

This provides a reason why trade and globalization are even more important, more powerful than ever before, and are going to increase growth more than ever before.

The precise formulation varies.

The more precise meaning three masted ship arose in the 17th century, and often takes the French spelling for disambiguation.

More precise information on the post vacancy rate in different grades and the natural staff wastage rate would be needed.

Even power itself is more fragmented than ever.

Iran s theocratic regime appears more confident than ever.

It needs it now more than ever before.

Grassroots media Grassroots media is focused more specifically on media making by and for the local community that it serves making the discussion more narrow and precise.

Making ever stronger promises on top of ever more failed promises is hardly the right way forward.

The Committee recommends to the State party that it provide more precise information about the bodies responsible for investigating these allegations.

I've come to like the picture more than ever.

Developments affecting each are more closely connected than ever.

But one conclusion is perhaps more compelling than ever.

Last year saw more new infections and more AIDS related deaths than ever before.

A more precise date of 542 0.3 mya for the extinction event at the beginning of the Cambrian has recently been submitted.

A point was also made that a more precise definition of the expression personnel engaged in United Nations operations would be required.

This is all the more problematic at a time when the world s states and people are more intertwined than ever, as ideas, information, finance, migrants, and problems flow ever more seamlessly across borders.

Alas, the election makes such agreement more distant than ever.

Our societies are more resilient, open, and diverse than ever.

But they are back, and with more force than ever.

India seems to worry more than ever about China s evolution.

These fears and resentments exist everywhere, now more than ever.

There are more youth delegates present here than ever before.

Today more than ever, it is necessary to strengthen multilateralism.

More than ever, we have shared interests in doing so.

This visceral focus on ECT has almost certainly led to ever more people ending up on drugs, and ever more brain damage and memory problems as a consequence.

Nowadays, people have more choices and more opportunities to make the wrong choices than ever before.

The precise meaning depends upon the context.

The world needs them and their diplomatic baggage more than ever.

Now, more than ever, it needs Anwar to reestablish its credibility.

Today, the challenges posed by proliferation are more complex than ever

Runoff votes will send more women than ever to Kazakhstan's parliament.

And Europe is distracted more than ever with its internal crises.

Today more than ever, our Organization is in need of reform.

Now more than ever, the world needs stability, peace and security.

In that regard, Japan preferred alternative C, which was clearer and better incorporated the elements of risk through its use of more precise language.

As the brain becomes ever more complex during evolution in different forms of animals, so we find that learning plays an ever more important role in an individual's life history.