In other words, it is their job to sort through disputed accounts presented in evidence.

On the other hand, the obligations of developed countries are worded in the vaguest terms.

He swore at me, horrible, masculine sounds.

So let me write it in math terms.

The problem, put in its simplest terms, is one of mathematics.

More specifically, it means the following

All right, then let me do the y terms.

But I'm saying it in very general terms.

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Told me so in no uncertain terms.

For renewable natural resources, this principle is well established and is also expressed in other terms, such as optimal utilization and sustainable utilization .

His attackers allegedly used racial slurs as they assaulted him.

The suggestion was made to redraft the paragraph in more general terms and to place it in the preamble.

I wish at this point to conclude my statement on a hopeful note.

This would outline in broad terms the courses of action that would need to be taken.

I never could make fancy speeches, but...

May the lions of China and Britain live in peace forever.

Your presence, Sir, reflects in no uncertain terms your country's commitment to the cause of children.

The suggestion was made that the paragraph as a whole should be redrafted in more general terms.

The Human Development Report 1993 makes much the same point in similar terms.

Let's start with the x squared terms.

The growing interest in public integrity (also referred to as ethics and values , ethics and accountability , transparency , etc.) should not come as a surprise.

Other delegations questioned that suggestion on the grounds that the article dealt with judicial cooperation among States and should be couched in broad terms.

Throughout the tour, the American answered with polite exclamations like exquisite or striking.

We welcomed with hope the words of President Bush in his statement to this Assembly

This would be facilitated if members of the Sub Commission indicated in precise terms the nature of their information and its source(s).

The view was expressed that the second sentence should be drafted in more general terms.

Dudley describes their rescue in his diary with staggering euphemism, quote on the twenty fourth day as we were having our breakfast a ship appeared at last.

I'm doing it in fairly general terms.

Many Member States have in the past expressed in no uncertain terms the inapplicability of unilateral economic and trade measures directed against other States for politically motivated reasons.

However, institutional and negotiating capacities require a sustained, comprehensive and long term effort that is at odds with short term operations.

When the Forum met for this purpose, the discrepancies were expressed in non negotiable terms.

Indonesia will certainly present its views and proposals regarding those issues in more concrete terms during the thematic discussions.

Intolerance, if met in similar terms, would only breed further intolerance and extremism.

This income poverty can be considered in absolute or relative terms, depending upon the understanding of the notion of basic needs.

Allow me to cite the words of the Secretary General of the United Nations as he opened the World Conference on Human Rights

The job facing all of us as Member States is to agree in concrete terms on such reforms.

I am deeply touched by the expressions of condolence I have heard this morning, and earlier, over the loss of human life and the destruction of property.

This in turn put pressure on Muslim leaders in the United Kingdom to condemn the terrorists in clear terms.

The Board should also formulate its recommendations in stronger and more direct terms and include, to the extent possible, expected time frames.

The summit has already addressed, at the level of the General Assembly, the issue of working methods in general but clear terms.

2. The principle of quot sovereign equality quot of States should be highlighted in no uncertain terms at this juncture.

The suggestion was made to place the paragraph earlier in the draft document, because it was drafted in general terms.

(a) Reports were often descriptive, couched in general terms, and not directly related to planned objectives and outputs

Moreover, in substantive terms, Sarkozy s tax policies, in particular, favored the upper classes and the wealthy.