We have the feeling that the general debate this year was more structured quite a few of the statements were more precise, shorter, more focused.

While Armenia considered the data to be an approximation, it would not be possible to obtain more accurate data for that year.

The latter methods can be more accurate but are resource intensive and require detailed data, which are difficult to obtain.

The publication of the HDR is an important contribution to generating a demand for better data to influence policy debates.

In additional comments, members commended the efforts made to obtain more accurate data on violence against women.

the landscape is much more nuanced, and highly personalized.

I should have said it more precisely.

His words were even more precise

It's much more organic. It's much more nuanced.

An opportunity to get killed would be more accurate.

The next volley will be more accurate.

It seems that your information is more accurate than mine.

The Advisory Committee was informed that a detailed review of the unliquidated obligations was being done and that the performance report had been delayed pending the receipt of more accurate data.

This is much sharper than an ultrasound would be.

Much more precise. Again, don't bother deleting.

It's actually a little bit more precise than that.

But a more careful look, would tell us otherwise!

As Jerven argues, national statistics offices across Africa need more support so that they can obtain and report timelier and more accurate data.

Much more precise. Again, don't bother deleting.

To be precise this is how West Germany s economic miracle began.

The coordination segment should be more precise and constructive.

Since then we've had WMAP, which just gives us higher angular resolution.

But now it actually might be more technically accurate because it might bang.

Part one Yes, and later on, part two No, or, to be more accurate

Take a lot more data.

The incidence data are probably more definitive than the mortality data.

A larger capital stock would mean thicker markets, a finer division of labor, and a more productive economy.

Political and economic reality demands a more nuanced and cooperative approach.

The relationship was more nuanced and involved not only confrontation but also collaboration.

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

A more precise wording should be found for those two draft guidelines.

I have an accuracy rate over 98 in 50 meter pistol shooting,

3D printing will change everything, and more to the point, because it's physical reality,

And now we're going to have a more precise definition.

In this computational problem we're given as input two numbers,

I'm a savant, or more precisely, a high functioning autistic savant.

Could you be more specific as to when you last saw him?

The Panel notes that the data in the Executive Committee database concerning residency in Kuwait is less precise than the data in the PACI database.

This includes support for better information systems in the areas of health and education, including for micro planning to generate more accurate data for immunization and for tracking enrolment and retention rates in schools.

I'm a savant, or more precisely, a high functioning autistic savant.

Most, but not all studies report that the Apache score may be more accurate.

CEB members suggest a closer review of this recommendation.

In addition, special consideration will be given in the negotiations to trade and development related concerns of developing countries, including capacity constraints. Prominence is also given to the mandate of making existing special and differential treatment more precise, effective and operational.

The document could also be more pointed in terms of critical issues.

In the past it was more about HOW we delivered the news and who did it more accurately.