The Committee regrets that the information provided was not sufficiently precise.

(c) Be sufficiently precise to give rise to identifiable and practicable rights and obligations

(b) The discussion section should reflect views expressed in a precise and objective manner.

143. The availability of standard documentation prepared in sufficiently precise terms was said to be an important element to facilitate the negotiations between project consortia and prospective lenders and investors.

Over time, the agreement should be sufficiently flexible to allow for amendments additions in an expeditious manner by the Parties to this agreement.

That right should be worded in a more precise manner so as to permit the necessary coordination with the laws of a democratic State.

Sufficiently, yes.

In addition, no procedures have been established for publicizing these rights in a sufficiently widespread and continuous manner, as is required by affirmative action to achieve equality.

I need precise information

36. Emphasis was also placed by the chairpersons upon the importance of strengthening the concluding observations adopted by each committee and of ensuring that they were clear, precise and sufficiently specific as to the measures that should be taken.

45. The audit disclosed that the programme s operations were not being reported in a sufficiently transparent manner through the financial statements issued by the Office of Programme Planning, Budget and Accounts.

His head, to be precise.

Well, to be precise, sir...

It's a precise specification with a precise formal language that causes Mathematica to know what to do here.

The second argument made by the US Treasury and the Trade Representative is that no sufficiently precise currency rules can be negotiated. But there is nothing wrong with the IMF guidelines both the 2007 and 2012 versions negotiated by the Treasury itself.

(ii) Navigation and precise location systems

Thirteen years ago, to be precise.

Has authority been sufficiently obeyed, sir?

However, if the notion of receipt of such requests was not to be found sufficiently precise, the receipt could be combined with some action to be subsequently taken by the certification authority to effect such revocation, such as publicizing the revocation or issuing notice thereof.

You'll never find Indian women so precise.

Time displayed in a less precise format

navigation and precise location systems (theme 1)

You'll never find Indian women so precise.

I shall leave at this precise moment.

It also has to be sufficiently detailed.

This theme was not sufficiently developed, however.

5.5 Thirdly, the authors argue that they have more than sufficiently supported their allegations, more than sufficiently identified the rights protected under the Covenant, and more than sufficiently described the conduct in violation of those rights.

It is our view that peoples' frustration and humiliation set the stage for violence, crises and conflicts of all sorts, and that specific, precise responses can be identified to tackle these challenges in a sustainable manner.

But it's something that is very precise stuff.

Language is very different. Language is very precise.

Unfortunately, they're almost half German, they're so precise.

It was so architectural. It was so precise.

Unfortunately, they're almost half German, they're so precise.

Six years and nine months, to be precise...

Well, Mr. Sanders is a very precise person.

The principle of mutual advantage is sufficiently obvious.

The overall picture seems to be sufficiently corroborated.

The Committee considers that the State party has failed to justify, in a manner sufficiently substantiated, that the injuries sustained by the author were the result of the use of quot reasonable force quot by a warder.

The Committee observes that its procedures are sufficiently flexible and its powers sufficiently broad to prevent an abuse of process in a particular case.

The Committee observes that its procedures are sufficiently flexible and its powers sufficiently broad to prevent an abuse of process in a particular case.

It is particularly important that senior decision makers in institutions should be aware of what can be done to meet their precise information needs in a cost effective and timely manner, without the need for major monetary investments.

7. After having examined both the allegations by the source and the Government apos s reply, and noting that the source has sent no observations in response, the Working Group considers that it does not possess sufficiently precise and consistent information to render an opinion on the case.

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

He gave me precise instructions to do the job.

The precise time of their arrival is not known.