Примеры использования More critically на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Actually, it's time to go over the evidence again, more critically.
Even more critically concerning the claim for coercion in nature expressed to F.
Interreligious and intercultural dialogue is thus all the more critically essential.
More critically, the policy relevance of the information needed to be improved.
In times of crisis, companies even more critically need motivated and committed people.
Upon closer scrutiny, through the development of supplemental criteria, the Programme could be evaluated more critically.
The first sentence of paragraph 40 was worded rather more critically than it should have been.
More critically, requirements may change from time to time without operators being given adequate notification of the changes.
It reflects both delicate compromises among those delegations and, even more critically, a consensus among them.
More critically, the potential of Research4Life has been limited by the difficulty to effectively access and exploit it.
Young people develop amore holistic mindset and discover how to think more critically about SD.
Even more critically, the banks have limited the mandates of the mechanisms so that they cannot issue binding decisions.
This break enables the translator to look at the translation more critically and spot errors they could not see before.
More critically, reforming and rebuilding a much-debilitated security sector remains by far the most difficult task facing the Libyan authorities.
Space technology has much to offer for the protection of the environment in which we, and more critically our descendants, live.
More critically, they have increasingly reneged on commitments to assure the flow of essential humanitarian assistance.
Society is becoming more mechanical, more compact,more complex, and more critically interdependent.
The Committee had come to look more critically at national situations and the current definition might not now be sufficient to cover all eventualities.
It also includes the return, resettlement andreintegration of displaced refugee populations and, more critically, ex-combatants.
We all know that there is scope for improving the performance of the United Nations here in New York and, more critically, where the United Nations and its agencies are in action on the ground.
More critically, the philosopher and skeptic Robert Todd Carroll wrote that"Old Souls is an interesting read but the author is not very critical in his observations.
The situation not only poses a serious threat to the unity and territorial integrity of Mali,but also, and more critically, a danger to regional and international peace and security.
More critically, some face the prospect of losing much of their natural capital before alternative sources of employment and wealth generation are sufficiently developed.
In some cases, the refusal of the Governments concerned to cooperate prevented the direct collection and verification of information,limited the analysis and findings and, more critically, prevented dialogue.
They said that the role of the Government in the programme should have been assessed more critically and that more emphasis should have been placed on analysing capacity-building and social mobilization.
Viewed more critically within a human rights framework, we are compelled to delve deeper and inquire: who has benefited from all the spectacular developments heralded by the processes of globalization?
The media, so influential with adolescents and in the development of their sense of self,must also be used to protect children-- and adolescents must be able to more critically interpret media messages.
Perhaps more critically, consumers have indicated through their reaction to volatile prices last year, that fuel and road pricing clearly has a role to play in tackling transport demand.
As it is noticed by foreign researchers:“Traditionally the general approach of the courts towards exemption clauses has been a hostile one, andthe courts tend to look more critically at these clauses than other types of contract clauses” 12.