Examples of using More rigorously in English and their translations into Chinese
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In the last two decades, transformational theory in music has taken the concepts of mathematical set theory more rigorously(see Lewin 1987).
This is a joint responsibility, and one that needs to be addressed more rigorously.
One great thing about Kaggle competitions is that they force you to think about validation sets more rigorously(in order to do well).
Measuring progress on sustainable development may require an approach by which individual development cooperation projects and programmes are reviewed more rigorously and against criteria that allow quantitative assessments.
During this time, manufacturers will test the technology more rigorously, and the nontechnology issues such as regulations, legal issues and cultural acceptance will be addressed.”.
Cooperating in monitoring marine pollution from ships, especially from illegal discharges(e.g., aerial surveillance), and enforcing MARPOL discharge, provisions more rigorously;
With regard to integrated global management, Japan firmly supported efforts to realize further savings by means of the proximity rule, which should be applied more rigorously.
(iii) Cooperating in monitoring marine pollution from ships, especially from illegal discharges,(e.g. aerial surveillance) and enforcing MARPOL discharges, provisions more rigorously;
In paragraph 166 of its 1996 report, 4 the Board recommended that the personnel services challenge more rigorously all proposals for consideration of a sole candidate for recruitment.
Changing trends in donor funding and the rising costs of commodities also require humanitarian programming to be delivered more efficiently, coordinated more rigorously and targeted in a more focused manner.
(d) Recommendation in paragraph 42 that UNDCP classify more rigorously its expenditures under the programme budget or the support budget, and UNDCP agreed.
Sanctions, a tool of the international community in cases of threats to international peace and security, should be better targeted at decision makers and should be more rigorously enforced by the international community.
Will the law be enforced more rigorously in the future?
The provision should be more rigorously drafted in order to eliminate that element of flexibility.
There are a number of obstacles that UNICEF, given its mandate, needs to address more rigorously.
The Office should apply more rigorously its policy not to recruit government officials as national professional project personnel(para. 42).
But the report could have analysed more rigorously the different forms of preventive action which are available to the United Nations.
However, many American doctors studied the effects of amiodarone on their own patients somewhat more rigorously than our overseas colleagues had done.
(c) Risk of a negative impact on $2 billion in negotiated airline discounts if the Government enforced its policies more rigorously.
The Secretariat must more rigorously channel extrabudgetary resources into the mandates and priorities determined by the Organization' s legislative bodies.
