205. Assessing the precise impact of particular strategies is rarely possible in the short term.

Most systems limit the use of electronic reverse auctions to items for which precise specification is possible, and exclude most construction procurement, but in other respects, there is some variation in the degree of prescription to be found.

That's the most possible scenario.

Most accounts have this happening between 1973 and 1977 but precise dates are not known.

Or, to be more precise, how do most of the women in the world wash?

They're also precise.

But we can make it possible for most.

The precise formulation varies.

To be more precise...

These are precise charges.

The prosecutors' strategy is to lie as much as possible in the most boring possible way

Most of the water on Earth is ocean, a salty 97.5 , to be precise, and the remaining 2.5 is fresh water.

Catherine, he knew, was precise.

Recognizing that more time is required to draw precise conclusions and define the possible role and functions of the Centre in the United Nations system,

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.

However, it is important that the Groups mandate be renewed so that it may undertake, as soon as possible, the precise delimitation of the zone.

Most governments are hoping that early detection will make containment possible.

Regrettably, it has not been possible to couch the Optional Protocol in precise and definite language, given the need to achieve broad consensus on the Protocol.

We also concur that it is not possible to attach precise monetary values on benefit attainment as the information required to do this is not available.

That agreement will provide a model for possible future offices of this type, although details would have to depend on the precise circumstances of each country.

Listen. You should be more precise.

I like them. They're powerful, precise.

His words were even more precise

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

Moreover, these means must be used in the most effective possible way.

And most importantly, I surrounded myself with the best possible support team.

The precise meaning depends upon the context.

Time displayed in a less precise format

The mandate should be precise and finite.

Precise risk estimates have not been derived.

Much more precise. Again, don't bother deleting.

Because that was our least precise measurement.

We don't have to be that precise.

You'll never find Indian women so precise.

Much more precise. Again, don't bother deleting.

I shall leave at this precise moment.

The Commission will seek to work out the precise nature and precise manner of United Nations intervention in South Africa.

Then We awakened them that We might show which of the two factions was most precise in calculating what extent they had remained in time .

Then We awakened them that We might show which of the two factions was most precise in calculating what extent they had remained in time .

The Commission had supported the basic thrust of the proposed draft article most of its comments had been aimed at making the wording more precise.

Democracy must be encouraged, wherever possible, by the most powerful democracy on earth.

Most Parties provided information on possible adaptation measures and strategies in key sectors.

And it's in the most schematic possible view, it's a coordination problem, right?

The Model Law does not, in general, require entities to formulate and disclose precise formulae for evaluation, although its rules encourage enacting States to be as objective as possible.

Language is very different. Language is very precise.