Exemples d'utilisation de More objective en Anglais et leurs traductions en Français
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Individuation results in the development of a person's individuality- not individualism or egocentrism- and of more objective, humane relations with others in our immediate environment as well as in the world in general.
with a view to contributing towards the conveying of information that is more comprehensive and more objective.
allow you both to take a more objective look at the root of the problem.
The role of IAAC-- which should be a five-member, elected body-- must be to advise the Member States and management on how to improve the role of the oversight bodies and make them more objective.
gain more insight into the issue and get more objective data.
to allow a more objective analysis of the progress and efforts made towards implementation of the expected accomplishments.
However, in view of the difficulties experienced by Argentina, his delegation supported the suggestion made by the representative of New Zealand regarding the need for the Committee on Contributions to develop more objective criteria for the use of PAREs.
which would be a clearer and more objective criterion.
it helps you to better define your needs and to choose more objective search criteria than"I know X" or"I heard of Y.
For instance, Olken(2005a) measures the perception of corruption to a more objective measure of graft,
The submitted data were somewhat subjectively assessed overall as good/average/bad in the proportions 1:6:2. More objective assessment would have produced ratios of 3:4:2(foraging trips),
since they would have full information that would allow them to formulate more objective and informed concluding observations following the consideration of national reports.
Most credit lines have multiple objectives; many projects may qualify for one or more objective, including environmental improvement
Major outcomes of the project are a consensus on realistic infrastructure targets, more objective discussion of tariff policy,
A more realistic and more objective approach was adopted in the report of the Secretary-General(A/48/858) entitled"Rape
However, a more objective look at the data reveals that European yields now are relatively unchanged from their levels at the beginning of the year;
location of the asset, was a clearer and more objective option.
provide a more objective assessment of the extent of drug use than do perceptions by national experts.
This test obviously has less certainty than the approach used in certain existing treaties based on the more objective place of incorporation test, and it puts the
explaining fines in a more objective, transparent, and consistent way,