That's to within an accuracy of less than 1 .

The Board has reviewed and confirmed their accuracy.

Data is available but its accuracy is not known.

We think we're now at 95 percent accuracy when it comes to drone strikes.

The survey had covered a wide range of enterprises, distributors and trade associations, as well as end users, and he was confident that the annual figures reported were correct.

The accuracy of the information provided in informal consultations seemed to vary.

22. Entrepreneurs frequently have problems in marketing their products owing to lack of market information and inaccurate information.

But despite being so accurate, they all gain around a third of a billionth of a second every day.

Systematic maintenance of such information and therefore its accuracy, consistency and relevance may also be jeopardized.

In order to do that, it was necessary to prepare thoroughly the funding requirements and make them as precise and as accurately costed as possible.

In spite of the increasing sophistication of anti personnel weapons, they remain the most horrifying means of tacking political tasks of global significance.

Such measures should focus on what makes ratings valuable for the investors who use them their accuracy in forecasting financial health.

In addition, clarity needs to be provided regarding who will be custodian of the information and what will be its governance, source, content, accuracy, validity and maintenance.

Revisions, if any, to the monitoring plan to improve its accuracy and or completeness of information shall be justified by project participants and shall be submitted for validation to a designated operational entity.

Several participants stressed that information contained in communications should be more comprehensively verified for accuracy and credibility, ideally by corroborating information from different sources.

These inputs are being increasingly supplied by the team leaders of evaluation missions, which contributes to ensuring rapid acquisition, enhanced quality and improved veracity of the CEDAB data.

For the Conference to succeed in that endeavour, he strongly encouraged it to give serious thought to how to ensure that all States parties complied with their obligations to provide it with the requested information in a prompt, accurate and complete manner.

The General Council Decision of 31 July 2004 inter alia recalled the Ministers' decision in Doha to review all S D treatment provisions with a view to strengthening them and making them more precise, effective and operational.

But it could be made more than that, and there are many calls for it to contain a greater degree of analysis, for it to move beyond being a document of record, no matter how precise or how full.

Account might also be taken, as appropriate, of relevant provisions of the WTO Agreements, including their provisions relating to S D treatment and ongoing efforts to strengthen them and make them more precise, effective and operational.

With the increasing volume of information made available to the public through online publication, the need for systematic maintenance of information posted becomes more apparent to ensure its accuracy, relevance and consistency.

In some instances, such concerns resulted from an insufficiently clear and precise wording of the text. While in others, the articles still contained gaps, omissions, ambiguities and inconsistencies.

Secondly, Iraq states that Iran's assessment of pollutant deposition is unreliable because of its use of inappropriate models, the paucity and inaccuracy of some of the data used and the poor interpretation of the data by Iran.

78. A map chart entitled quot Where indigenous peoples live quot (DPI 1316) was initially distributed with the kit, but was later withdrawn in response to the objections of the Asian group as to its accuracy.

It took note of the classification standards and tools that had been developed, which were considered generally reliable by the organizations, and noted the need to ensure their continued accuracy and relevance to the work of the organizations, through regular review and updating.

While not historically accurate, one of the best examples of a strategic commitment is provided by the legend of Hernán Cortés, according to which, in his quest to conquer Mexico, he decided to burn the ships that had brought his expedition from Spain.

It must indemnify the carrier against all loss, damages, delay and expenses arising or resulting from the information, instructions and documents not being accurate, unless the inaccuracy was caused by the carrier or any person referred to in article 19.

Both the Vienna document and the CFE Treaty establish a system of verification based on detailed annual exchange of information and specific notifications regarding weapons holdings (CFE, CSBMs) and military activities (CSBMs), whose accuracy can be verified by inspection of selected zones or units.

The statement by the President of the Security Council on the outbreak of atrocities and killings between Muslims and Croats of 21 April, and its substance, cannot be sidetracked by the introduction of untrue statements and additional formulations at the expense of the Serbian people, however fashionable it might seem at the moment.