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the failure and reject rate during the production of the ring switch was far too high.
but the amount was far too small for a full implementation of the work programme.
sneaking through the last remaining portal… to follow me here was far too dangerous.
The 87-page report concluded that academic-based censorship of material on the Internet was far too broad and harmed free expression of ideas.
The EC representative stated that the EC could not accept the proposal by GRRF because it considered that the period of 20 minutes was far too long.
the Real Companпa Irlandesa was far too small a unit to offer any real resistance.
the oil industry was far too specialized to use children.
the members of the Security Council are of the view that the requested extension until December 2005 was far too long.
The costs of the Secretary-General's budget proposal was far too high, and his delegation could not endorse it.
Later, when the first pocket watches appeared, this system that was far too bulky for a timepiece measuring just a few dozen millimeters was jettisoned in favor of the tourbillon.
One of them was far too close, and I shouted to him,
In addition, the Bolivian delegation's explanation regarding the use of weapons by the police was far too general.
which Rumsfeld felt was far too many.
Implementation of the action plan adopted at the 2010 Review Conference was far too slow.
Progress was being made- for example with the 10-year plan that had emerged from the World Conference on Disaster Reduction hosted by Japan- but that progress was far too slow.
The report(CCPR/C/31/Add.4), which was far too brief and made difficult by its obscure references to the Constitution, did not make it possible to evaluate the human rights situation in Gabon properly
In 2009, CRC remained concerned that the minimum age of criminal responsibility was far too low(7 years of age)
A key lesson learned was that Governments should realize that the housing sector was far too important to the health of the overall economy to be left to market forces alone.
considered that the period of 12 months provided for in paragraph 2 was far too long: he proposed that the period be reduced to six months.
it reflected existing mandates, was far too heavy to be carried out within the resources provided.