Equipment is to a great extent repaired by parts from cannibalizing write off equipment.

Thus, disasters are, to a great extent, determined by human action, or the lack of it.

The quality of the results depends to a great extent on the accuracy of the underlying model.

Most developing countries have not so far participated to any great extent in intensive case specific enforcement cooperation.

To a great extent, the Council's effectiveness depends on its committees being a coherent and unified counter terrorism instrument.

Women do not participate to any great extent at any level in the formulation and implementation of social planning.

Otherwise, it is possible to foresee that the effectiveness of the Convention will be restricted to a great extent.

This is no surprise since prisons to a great extent mirror the values of the society in which they exist.

There can be no doubt that the development process depends to a great extent on the international economic and financial context.

Progress in the Mission's efforts to stabilize Liberia is linked, to a great extent, to the security situation in the subregion.

Today we note with satisfaction that the document submitted by the Secretary General has, to a great extent, justified our hopes.

Ethnic groups are thus exploited and manipulated to a great extent for political purposes, something which today should give cause for concern.

Given the profound implications of sanctions, they should be applied with great prudence and their use should be limited to the extent possible.

The Committee is aware that the problems pertain, to a great extent, to lack of capacity, as well as so called reporting fatigue.

The Liberian civil war was to a great extent, a protest against the blatant disregard for and violation of the rights of Liberians.

It indicates that there is a great difference in the level and extent of indigenous related activities among United Nations agencies and programmes.

This has nullified to a great extent the fruits of our efforts, because it effectively reduces the biennium budget to a six month budget.

That will depend to a great extent on the international community's cooperation with African countries in the areas of technology transfer and capacity building.

On the wages boards the decision making process has to a great extent taken the form of bargaining among groups representing their own interests.

This wholesome process, which we approve of and welcome, is the outcome to a great extent of proposals originating in countries of our region.

Spain is, to a great extent, an example of such reconciliation, and we stand ready to make all necessary efforts to achieve this goal. Lastly, in Asia, Spain is following with great concern the situation in Afghanistan.

Since the 1940s, house rents have been virtually frozen, which to a great extent has helped to contain the living expenditure of the lower income groups.

The stability of the oceans depends to a great extent on the ability to anticipate problem areas and address them in an appropriate and efficient manner.

This would, to a great extent, be consistent with consideration of the note as a unilateral act stricto sensu or as an act incorporated into treaty relations.

The areas of concentration are those in which Norway is capable of making an international contribution, and are based to a great extent on national prerequisites and requirements.

Extent of responses

Extent of uptake

Such a body should review the current legislation and harmonize it with the European legislation, because, in general terms, it is too extensive and, to a great extent, outdated.

Despite the political commitment to the protection and promotion of human rights in Mongolia, the country was hampered to a great extent by its knowledge gap and capacity gap.

In the 1990s so far, this sector has not received determined support, so that the position of the women working in it has not improved to any great extent.

69. The work of drawing up such orders has in recent years been to a great extent in the form of implementation of EU directives in the working environment field.

15. When, in reaction to an offence, a person is committed to care administered by social services, regard is not paid to the principle of proportionality to any great extent.

For a known extent.

For a known extent.

Extent of forest resources.

Extent of the problem

The extent of regulation

extent of worldwide compliance

Its innovative methods of work and the efficiency of its secretariat had contributed to a great extent to heightening the international community apos s awareness of the importance of sustainable development.

International relations were to a great extent the result of such acts, and the imperatives of peaceful international coexistence, predictability and stability required that such acts should produce some legal effect.

Limitations on political activities of civil servants and trade unions were lifted to a great extent and rules governing the establishment of associations and the formation of political parties were liberalized.

. Most of the States indicated that although procedures had been established to inform and provide information to victims but that they were not implemented or used in practice to a great extent.

(a) The extent of reparation

(d) Extent of abuse suffered

Indeed Allah does not wrong anyone even to the extent of an atom s weight, and if it be a good deed He doubles it s reward , and gives from Himself a great reward.