Let me talk about a relatively small number.

33. Seizures of methaqualone were reported by only a relatively small number of countries.

A relatively small number of fighters is threatening a huge area and millions of people.

The number of serious irregularities and complaints conveyed to the Independent Electoral Commission was relatively small.

As a result, the Commission reviewed only a relatively small number of individual category C claims.

Given the expected relatively small number of cases, the additional administrative costs involved would seem negligible.

The number of transnational corporations based in developing countries, while significant and growing, is still relatively small.

The relatively small number of claims in category B enabled the Commission to review each claim individually.

But the effect is relatively small.

Discrimination against HIV AIDS patients has not yet become an issue on account of the relatively small number of cases.

Relatively sparse number of producers.

The apparent stabilization of the number of conflict affected persons reflects the concentration of serious security incidents in relatively small areas.

As mentioned in the report, unhealthy centralization may lead to the channelling of purchasing through a relatively small number of suppliers.

And then there are certain conceptual things that can also benefit from hand calculating, but I think they're relatively small in number.

This was facilitated by Malaysia s relatively small population and the availability of relatively ample new land.

Generally, moreover, the total number of offences of this kind is relatively small in comparison with the other Länder of the Federal Republic.

Because the Fund has only limited resources for mostly earmarked activities, it is generally able to support only a relatively small number of projects.

Because the Fund has only limited resources for mostly earmarked activities, it is generally able to support only a relatively small number of projects.

The indicators for which data is available at the country level for a relatively small number of countries, or in some cases no countries, are

The Naples terms had been implemented for a relatively small number of countries, and even in those cases the results had been far from adequate.

Requirements for ultimate performance in a small number of expensive products, typical of defence needs, have become relatively less important as stimuli for materials development.

Trade between landlocked and transit developing countries tended to be relatively small.

And the standard error bands are relatively small around these estimates as well.

Relatively small quantities of public resources could be used to attract private investment.

While nearly all of the commercial air travel in the world goes through a relatively small number of large hub airports, there is a huge underutilized resource out there.

The assessment of progress in the implementation of the plan of action is, however, hindered by the relatively small number of countries submitting voluntary national reports to the Forum.

Because the data are for a relatively small number of years and increasing adherence to the 1988 Convention changes reporting practices, the interpretation of the data is extremely tentative.

The relatively low number of reported infections may be the result of a number of factors.

Well, when I have done this on myself, I always come to the conclusion that I spend about 75 percent of my time relatively in a small number of places.

Hitherto, property had been owned by a relatively small segment of the total population.

For country offices with relatively low allocations of programme funds, these end of service costs impose an uncertainty and burden on their relatively small resources.

The Committee had worked well over the decades, in part due to its relatively small number of members members who nonetheless supported the interests of other delegations in their regional groups.

Still, the increase they achieved over the first half of the 1990s was relatively small.

This could prove to be an expensive operation for developing countries with relatively small exports.

11. These schemes are characterized by relatively small loans, a few hundred dollars at most.

These responses reveal that, while there is a range of views and it is difficult to draw firm conclusions given the relatively small number of responses, the most common assessment is moderate .

Although that was a crucial and difficult matter, in practice the issue of compatibility with the object and purpose of a treaty arose in a relatively small number of rather extreme cases.

Self drive travel overseas is a dream for many, but the proportion is still relatively small.

Cooperative management approaches, on a relatively small scale, have been the subject of experiments in Jordan.

These constitute a relatively small fraction of SMEs but make a large contribution to the economy.

Conducting a mail survey of a relatively large sample of mainly small and medium size enterprises

Their relatively small size enhances their need, as well as their capacity, to adapt to change.

The economic opportunities available to women remain unaffected by these restrictions first of all, there are a number of exceptions and secondly, the labour absorption capacity of the sectors concerned is relatively small.

Except for the relatively small number accorded diplomatic status by the Israeli authorities, international staff were required to submit their vehicles and personal baggage to a time consuming search prior to entering Israel.

The members of CEB also emphasize that centralization, including through the lead agency approach, could result in a monopolistic market situation in which purchasing is channelled through a relatively small number of suppliers.