Examples of using Better defined in English and their translations into Spanish
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Some of its components are better defined than others but all aim at reaching the same goals.
The rim edge is better defined along the northern and southern edges,
new directions- or perhaps more accurately, better defined directions.
with a rim that is better defined along the eastern side.
States under the Covenant, the responsibilities of development actors can also be better defined.
when it obtained a better defined low-level circulation.
The concept of UX has been extended and better defined in some research areas.
Their working methods should be as efficient as possible and their future interaction better defined.
Moreover, it would be advisable to introduce some methodological principles and better defined criteria as points of departure for reviewing the applications submitted.
The Board's terms of reference and responsibilities are clearer and better defined than those of the Panel.
In the context of the development framework of the new Government, the role of UNDP has become better defined.
We believe that it has great potential, and its position vis-à-vis the principal organs of the United Nations must be strengthened and better defined.
A better defined"country approach" taking fully into consideration the country's national priorities should enhance the efficiency,
Once this relationship is better defined, the challenge turns to enhancing the positive linkages in order to ensure the promotion of decent work in both economies.
Shower and thunderstorm activity gradually became better defined as the low moved generally northwestward into the Gulf Stream.
the relationships between the local councils and chieftaincy administrations better defined.
the outflow became better defined.
A clearer and better defined"country approach" or"country strategy", discussed with the beneficiary
closes its ranks around a renewed and better defined identity, a community which is capable of calmly integrating its past
The international judicial function is also a species of the judicial function with the role of a national judge being much better defined than that of an international judge.