How? Meticulously.

And he learned meticulously from his mistakes.

He very carefully and meticulously notes his results in an exercise book.

So all of those penguins had to have the oil meticulously cleaned from their bodies.

We would like to thank all those who worked meticulously to prepare for this meeting.

Djibouti is doing its utmost to control its borders and to screen meticulously persons and goods crossing them.

What a strange personality disorder we must have, counting the children so meticulously in spite of a high child death rate.

Many excellently conceived and meticulously planned murders have failed when the moment arrives to do the disappearing trick with the remains.

The patrol surveys meticulously maintained one family houses with groomed gardens, and modern company buildings that stretch along wide, clean concrete streets, interrupted by trees and lawns.

The Department of Peacekeeping Operations has taken steps to ensure that missions scrutinize invoices more meticulously and reconcile them with evidence of actual usage in advance of processing payments under contracts.

After the examination, the crime kits are meticulously sealed and labelled only with serial numbers in order to ensure the utmost confidentiality for the victim and to avoid any tampering with the evidence.

Indeed, these boundaries are probably some of the most meticulously defined African borders, and the villages of Adi Murug, Badme and Alitena which were forcibly usurped by Ethiopia are well inside Eritrean territory.

Wang Hu ning suggested that the centralized publicity of the essence of the 19th CPC National Congress should be meticulously carried out based on the requirement of comprehension and implementation to deepen the work of studying,

The results of those planned endeavours are now before us, meticulously detailed in the Secretary General's report (A 60 61) and described in our debate by speakers from all over the world, including from OIC member States.

MICIVIH has considered the question rigorously and meticulously in a study entitled, Le système judiciaire en Haïti analyse des aspects pénaux et de procédure pénal ( The judicial system in Haiti analysis of penal aspects and criminal procedure ).

Apparently, the Chinese government is meticulously building a case against Zhou by pursuing two critical leads. The first one targets his son, Zhou Bin, a businessman who has amassed a huge fortune through shady deals and possibly criminal activities.

While it seems there is agreement in principle in the CD to a further expansion, many delegations have qualified their agreement with a series of caveats and conditions, all of which are meticulously recorded in the Special Coordinator apos s report.

Even today, the leading Republican presidential candidates suggest that the rule of law is an unaffordable luxury in the battle with al Qaeda. They claim that constitutionalism and due process, if meticulously followed, reduce the government s flexibility in devising ways to prevent terrorist attacks.

Very typically of a paedophile, all materials used in the operation were found meticulously stored in the perpetrator apos s apartment upon a search with a warrant. Ironically, the private archives and collections of paedophiles, often kept over years, often greatly facilitate the work of law enforcement officials.

This should not, of course, be taken to mean that the patriots gushing over Lugovoi s achievement concede the justice of the British allegations. The social awareness of Homo Putinicus, meticulously burnished by television propagandists, is such that pride in Lugovoi s achievement and indignation at the infamous campaign unleashed against him by those who hate Russia can jangle within the breast of ordinary Russians without the slightest dissonance.

In 800 meticulously argued and documented pages, Pinker shows that, over the course of history, there has been a dramatic decline in violence, both domestically and internationally and that this downward trend is continuing through the post Cold War years. But the response of many reviewers to Pinker s work has been incomprehension, denial, or a tenacious focus on individual horror stories, as though they somehow change the larger picture.

In dealing with this matter, the Government of Iraq meticulously follows the steps laid down in the procedures of the Security Council Committee established by resolution 661 (1990) (the 661 Committee), and it urges the companies and countries that conclude contracts with Iraq to abide by the terms and follow the procedures laid down by the Committee with a view to ensuring the speedy approval of contracts and the rapid delivery of goods to Iraq.