Sleep deprivation is extreme.

And this is really heavily backlit.

I mean 100 percent death rate is pretty severe.

The term serious crime corresponds to the terms grave crime and especially grave crime in the Ukrainian criminal law.

56. The case is serious enough to be described in greater detail.

40. In the case of UNESCO, the problem of delays in the collection of assessed contributions was quite serious.

Reparation should be proportional to the gravity of the violations and the harm suffered.

The challenges confronting NPT were dire enough to call into question the effectiveness and viability of the Treaty.

The continuing practice of child labour by indigenous children, especially girls, as a response to poverty is a matter of considerable gravity.

The magnitude of the difficulties we face in Côte d'Ivoire is quite clear.

(a) The proceeds of serious offences, or assets of a value equivalent to that of such proceeds

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1. Each State Party shall make the commission of an offence established in accordance with this Convention liable to sanctions that take into account the gravity of that offence.

As regards the funding situation for Special Programmes, the Director said that this was also very serious, especially in relation to programmes for Afghanistan, Angola, Liberia and Rwanda.

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This is a very serious talk.

15. The impact and after effects of activities in the Polygon on ecology, environment and agriculture were significant.

(iii) Sanctions are imposed which are in proportion to the severity of the act and which are comparable to those for other violent crime

These measures in turn, if they are to be legitimate, must be proportional to the severity of the threat.

20. Compensation should be provided for any economically assessable damage, as appropriate and proportional to the gravity of the violation and the circumstances of each case, resulting from gross violations of international human rights law and serious violations of international humanitarian law, such as

Compensation should be provided for any economically assessable damage, as appropriate and proportional to the gravity of the violation and the circumstances of each case, resulting from gross violations of international human rights law and serious violations of international humanitarian law, such as

It should be reiterated that the information at issue was considerably more serious than that provided by the complainant a year earlier and that it concerned the same time period.

Accusations and counter accusations are rife and aggravate the ongoing political polarization.

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With regard to security, the displaced population had been identified with the enemy, and therefore faced considerable hostility among the local population upon return.

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There is also a severe lack of school buildings, a large proportion being rented in residential premises which do not meet the requirements for use as classrooms.

Disciplinary steps shall be instituted which may lead to the dismissal of the teacher.

A serious erosion of local value systems has also taken place.

Actually, the situation is hopeless but not serious.

The lack of adequate capacity in many developing countries is a serious impediment to the implementation of the Convention and its related agreements.

The Committee is also gravely concerned that a significant percentage of juveniles are deprived of their liberty for extended periods without being charged or brought to trial.

A significant proportion of the cases is among the 20 to 44 age group, as well as of severe and advanced cases of tuberculosis.

This discussion addresses the problems, some of them quite severe, that have been created by some claim and negotiation procedures and land return measures.

The Committee is also gravely concerned that a significant percentage of juveniles are deprived of their liberty for extended periods without being charged or brought to trial.

While the State must be held liable for any injury caused by the malfunctioning of the judicial system, this liability can come into play only on sufficiently serious grounds (serious misconduct or the denial of justice).

Worse though, half of the population does not have access to drinkable water and the degradation of the environment is a cause of serious diseases, including among children.

The absence of such legal proceedings constitutes a violation of the right to fair trial of such gravity that it confers on the deprivation of liberty an arbitrary character.

Considerable attention is paid to the youth programmes.