But he did his best, and he kept meticulous records that let him transform that branch of medicine.

Their symmetry, their attractive materials and, above all, their meticulous workmanship are simply quite beautiful to our eyes, even today.

Given the Special Committee's meticulous efforts to ensure the independence, impartiality and accuracy of its work, Israel could hardly accuse it of biased reporting.

The secretariat was fully aware of the political nature of reports presented under the current agenda item and had always been meticulous in ascertaining the accuracy of figures quoted.

The Committee appreciates the constructive dialogue with the delegation and commends the comprehensive written responses provided to the list of issues, as well as the meticulous responses provided to all oral questions posed.

Finally, I have learned that meticulous record keeping and measuring results is critical to reaching more children. That is why we are assessing different methods for gathering data from the field, including the use of mobile applications to digitize paper records.

The mistakes that are integral to scientific progress are not those that result from haste, sloppiness, or inexperience. Rather, they are the mistakes that arise from thoughtful, meticulous experimentation based on bold ideas the kind of ideas that can lead to major breakthroughs.

After several requests to the American Psychiatric Association, I was granted complete access to the hundreds of unpublished memos, letters, and even votes from the period between 1973 and 1979, when the DSM III task force debated each new and existing disorder. Some of the work was meticulous and commendable.

Darwin had already made most of his major psychological discoveries even before he identified natural selection as the mechanism of evolution but he waited 35 years before publishing his findings. This decision can be partly attributed to his meticulous approach to research, which entailed carefully collecting and studying evidence before presenting theories.

2. Also welcomes the 2005 report of the Bermuda Independence Commission, which provides a thorough and meticulous examination of the facts surrounding independence, and takes note of the plans for public meetings and the presentation of a Green Paper to the House of Assembly followed by a White Paper outlining the policy proposals for an independent Bermuda

1. Stresses the importance of the 2005 report of the Bermuda Independence Commission, which provides a thorough and meticulous examination of the facts surrounding independence, and regrets that the plans for public meetings and the presentation of a Green Paper to the House of Assembly followed by a White Paper outlining the policy proposals for an independent Bermuda have so far not materialized

The elections earlier this year, which many at first assumed were a sham, now appear to have produced changes to which Asia s countries will need to collectively and individually respond. The government not only freed Suu Kyi after two decades of house arrest, but has even begun a dialogue with her talks for which the meticulous opposition leader has expressed real hope.

Things may, however, be starting to change, especially following the release three years ago of Joshua Oppenheimer s extraordinary documentary film, The Act of Killing. Oppenheimer records, in meticulous and horrifying detail, a group of former death squad leaders re enacting the murders they committed not, at least initially, in any spirit of confession or remorse, but rather to portray themselves as the heroes of a necessary process of national purification.

Israelis also find satisfaction in the relative prosperity of the West Bank, where order and stability are being secured by well trained security forces, in line with Prime Minister s Salam Fayyad s meticulous bottom up construction of Palestinian statehood. Moreover, massive inflows of international aid make Israel s occupation one of the most convenient in world history the Israelis control the land and its population without having to bear the financial burden of direct rule.