Let's look at this in greater detail.

Some, however, said that the conclusions should have been set out in greater detail.

It is recognized that the final database will contain data in greater detail than that to be published.

Thus, in most national communications climate change scenarios were presented in greater detail than the results of impact assessments.

The measures required to achieve this purpose are set out in greater detail in article 4 of the Declaration.

Each of these measures is discussed in greater detail below in the context of the issues to which they relate.

It hoped to discuss UNMIS in greater detail after the full budget was submitted for consideration at the Assembly's sixtieth session.

Consequently, the Committee will take up these matters in greater detail when it considers the administrative and budgetary implications of the Outcome document.

He would also be grateful if the Special Rapporteur could speak in greater detail about the relationship between migration, development and human rights.

The adoption by UNIDO of the results based management approach is described in greater detail in the Annual Report 2004 (IDB.30 2, chap.

Paragraph 49, in particular, showed how wide ranging the Committee's debate had been the problem would be discussed in greater detail in the informal consultations.

However, the possible scenario and implications of such a merger would need to be studied in greater detail than is possible in the present report.

It was emphasized that compared with conventional ground surveys, satellite observations provided less detail but much greater economy, particularly when continuous and repetitive monitoring was required.

The programme will be implemented in all developing regions and in the countries with economies in transition, as explained in greater detail in component C.9.

The report of the Task Force published in July 2004 dealt in greater detail with the developments that had taken place in this sphere (attachment 13).

UNHCR is presently in the process of developing more detailed guidelines on age sensitive asylum procedures which will, inter alia, address these issues in greater detail.

It likewise reserved the right to explain its position in greater detail when the draft resolution was debated in a plenary meeting of the General Assembly.

I should like to speak of these matters in greater detail, but I believe that I have conveyed a sense of the major efforts we have made.

They are spelled out in greater detail in the sixteenth work programme of the Committee, which is before members in the annex to document S 2005 421.

Furthermore, taking cognizance of the needs of different regions, the MTPF for 2006 2009 provides for a greater regional differentiation in the provision of its services, as discussed in greater detail in a separate conference room paper (GC.11 CRP.3).

Lastly, the author accuses the lower court judge of behaving in an arbitrary manner and displaying a hostile attitude towards her, without giving greater detail of this accusation.

Detail

Detail.

And that feeling also led me to a pilgrimage of sorts, to go literally to the ends of the earth to see telescopes, detectors, instruments that people are building, or have built, in order to probe the cosmos in greater and greater detail.

Detail preservation

Naturalism. Detail.

SH Well, I think once you admit that we are on the path toward understanding our minds at the level of the brain in some important detail, then you have to admit that we are going to understand all of the positive and negative qualities of ourselves in much greater detail.

The Conference and its follow up are discussed in greater detail in the report of the Secretary General on the implementation of the International Strategy for Disaster Reduction (A 60 180).

I should now like to make some brief comments on the various chapters of the report, while reserving the right to go into these in greater detail at a later time.

Data in detail

The issue of the number of refugees who entered Iran as a result of Iraq's invasion and occupation of Kuwait is discussed in greater detail at paragraphs 230 238 of this report.

I will express the position of my Government in greater detail during the thematic consultations to be held by the facilitators later this month on the basis of the report's four thematic clusters.

We will go into greater detail with regard to our positions during the second stage of these discussions, which you, Sir, have proposed that we carry out in thematic clusters later this month.

Please explain in detail.

Additional support of 21 million will be required by the Programme to complete ongoing reintegration efforts, carry out an ammunition survey and implement the project to disband illegal armed groups (described in greater detail below).

You can see the detail.

The more detail is generally better.

You start to get into detail.

I explained the reason in detail.

He explained his plans in detail.

He described the incident in detail.

In its rush to have westerners buy the banks, the IMF forgot one detail to ensure that South Korea could recapture at least a fraction of those gains through taxation. Whether US investors had greater expertise in banking in emerging markets may be debatable that they had greater expertise in tax avoidance is not.

We'll talk about this in detail later.

His delegation looked forward to her next visit to the Sudan, which would enable her to establish the facts in greater detail, by which time the procedures for the implementation of the Comprehensive Peace Agreement would have been completed.

The aviation expert analyzed the statistics in detail.