Examples of using More selective in English and their translations into Russian
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You really need to be more selective.
That said, more selective censorship did continue from time to time.
As the Dakar' 91 I judged more selective, harder.
Be more selective and enjoy the things in life that dwell on happiness, joy and love.
So that's why Stacey became more selective with her clients.
Despite the path to more selective integration into the world economy, Russia will continue to depend on its natural resource exports.
Customers are becoming more and more selective.
One speaker suggested a more selective focus on issues analysed.
These States pointed out that technological advancements have made bottom-trawl nets a much more selective fishing gear.
Support to ASEAN must be more selective and focused, based on UNDP priorities.
What this means is that in future we will undoubtedly need to be more selective in the choices we make.
Mr. KLEIN agreed that a more selective approach would be more productive.
The Commission, in resolution 30/2,expressed the view that the priority for improving the agenda was to provide it with a more selective focus.
The two other groups are marked by a more selective structure of priorities.
Palomino males sold under more selective demand, at increasing prices compared with most recent international levels, but 5-10% easier compared with recent European levels.
Now, the time has come to give this instrument a more selective and precise nature.
Turn off your TV, or be much more selective when choosing what type of programs you will sit down to watch with your family.
Hence, avoiding double count and availability of baseline frequencies there should be more selective criteria for morbidity outcomes.
It is also recommended for TAJSTAT to become more selective in agreeing to publishing results of other producers under its own label.
Working towards the Light can sometimes seem a burden that requires a change of lifestyle, andeven the need to become more selective where friends are concerned.
Thus- to sound a note of caution- a more selective approach might enhance the authority of the Security Council.
First, in the framework of improvements to the Security Council's working methods,Switzerland wishes to see rules put in place regarding a more selective use of the veto.
For example, the programme could be more selective in identifying priorities.
A more selective and focused approach is considered instrumental to help shape the Fund's advice to better recognize the constraints and opportunities within countries.
Externally aided capacity-development has to be more selective and calibrated than technical cooperation.
A focus on high-growth companies may require more selective entrepreneurship policies but this raises the challenge of how to identify these firms with high potential effectively.
In addition, they respond to the foreign and development assistance policies of their Government andcan be more selective in their involvement in rights-based approaches.
The decree-making process should be more selective in order to meet real needs, and the preparation of a new decree should be a logical continuation of the relevant law.
The first 80 km in West Flanders are mainly flat,after which the course becomes more selective with a dozen climbs in the hill zone in East Flanders.
In recent years, countries have become more selective and focused in their granting of incentives that are often made conditional upon certain performance requirements being fulfilled by the investor.