Примеры использования More descriptive на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Tainted's more descriptive.
A new, more descriptive definition of"work of equal value" had been adopted.
The term"debenture" is more descriptive than definitive.
In these cases, the objectives might have to be formulated in a more descriptive way.
No, it's more descriptive like that.
It was noted that the progress report was comprehensive but was more descriptive than analytical.
Try a little more descriptive language, Andy.
In the field of education the 1994 report of St. Vincent andthe Grenadines is more descriptive and detailed than that of 1991.
Be more descriptive while maintaining theory that is necessary.
The names would be far more descriptive than their current ones.
As indicated to the Committee, the Secretariat considered that, as the budget relates to the first mandate of BNUB,it would be useful to make it more descriptive than usual.
There could hardly be a more descriptive observation, and it means exactly what is says.
With a view to reducing the difficulties that may arise in the interpretation of the text,the Commission may wish to consider whether more descriptive language might be used.
You can register a more descriptive domain name that features your location, such as Cozumel.
About poisons are already on some other sites much more descriptive information, find and copy here.
In order to form had more descriptive view for the task solution, you need to configure it's properties and properties of components placed on it.
It would be helpful if the secretariat would assist the Rapporteur in making the report more descriptive and informative on the nature of the State party's response.
The introduction, though more descriptive than analytical, has the advantage of being concise and concrete.
In response it was suggested that possible ambiguities might be resolved by using a more descriptive expression, such as"national judicial authorities.
Annex I of the report provides more descriptive and detailed information on the orientations of the assistance provided, by sector.
First, as a general observation, the European Union proposes that chapterIII be renamed"Principles and characteristics", as some of the elements are of a more descriptive nature.
This was the obvious consequence of the more descriptive and less operational role of official Community statistics.
First, as a general observation the European Union proposes that chapter II be renamed"Principles andCharacteristics" as some of the elements are of a more descriptive nature.
The Committee regretted that the report was more descriptive than analytical, reflecting the current state of flux in the Secretariat.
The new provision on incorporation by reference to be added to the Model Law on Electronic Commerce was an improvement,especially in the more descriptive form adopted by the Commission.
Another speaker said that the situation analysis was more descriptive than analytical and provided insufficient information on national and external resources.
In that connection, although support was expressed in favour of the more general formulation of Variant 2,the preference of the Working Group was generally for the more descriptive approach followed under Variant 1.
In terms of its coverage of the decisions of the Council, we find the report more descriptive, which therefore makes it an important and much needed analytical tool for Member States that are not members of the Council.
As this causes some confusion withsimilarly named dialects(Lishana Deni, Lishanid Noshan), scholarly sources tend simply to use a more descriptive name, like Persian Azerbaijani Jewish Neo-Aramaic.
While some delegations requested more information on results achieved,others called for a more descriptive rather than an indicators-driven report on progress, as it would afford more details of work done on the ground.