Why does the bridge not progress?

It's delayed action, that's all.

However, actual returns are proceeding very slowly.

They look slow and heavy and fat with the life belts on, so lonesome.

Staffing has proceeded slowly, but there is scope for this benchmark soon to be met.

The NCSP of the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP) is funded by Global Environment Facility (GEF).

He has since passed away, but was mentally retarded and suffers from severe bone abnormalities.

Iodine deficiency disorders are the most widespread cause of preventable mental retardation among children.

Another problem is the slowness in donor disbursement procedures for rehabilitation and recovery.

Now we were actually sailing, and we moved doubtfully... fearful that at the last moment, we might be snatched back.

The European Union was concerned at the slow progress being made in the reform of the United Nations and was convinced that it was urgent to achieve progress in the economic and social fields.

Second, lack of transparency and a slow paced investigation mechanism have contributed to a poor level of police accountability.

Slow recovery of agricultural activities owing to the delayed return of refugees to rural areas as a result of modest improvement in security conditions

The Committee was also informed that various missions find themselves with large quantities of medical assets which often arrive late in the mission area, owing to the slow procurement process.

The inevitable impact of prioritizing, however, is that some projects have had to be deferred.

Differences in legal systems, the non extradition of nationals, translation problems and delays remain a matter of concern.

The need to develop transport and communications infrastructure is widely recognized, but joint action has been generally slow.

When you're three, you better be able to write your name legibly, or else we'll consider it a developmental delay.

Disagreements over the enlargement of the Security Council must not prevent or slow down the changes that are now necessary and possible.

The complexity and slowness of Portuguese bureaucracy is the principal difficulty for the creation of new small and medium scale economic activities.

Similarly, 25 per cent of the children of mothers with no education exhibit subnormal growth, as compared with 8 per cent of the children of mothers with higher education.

It seemed, however, that the United Nations had been moving slowly and that the establishment of a register had stalled within the United Nations bureaucracy.

(d) Productivity gains actually achieved from investment in technology and the impact of the postponement deferral of upgrading technological systems on the long term functioning of the Organization

In 1965, 32 per cent of children aged under five suffered chronic malnutrition (subnormal growth) by 1977 this figure had fallen to 22.4 per cent, in 1986 to 16.6 per cent, and in 1995 to 15 per cent.

The malnutrition rate is slightly higher among boys than girls and it increases with age as a result of the cumulative effects of subnormal growth.

The regulatory process, however, even in the countries where ERAs have been used in public procurement for some time already, has been slow.

Too late. Too late.

Several representatives expressed concern at the poor rate of response to the third biennial reports questionnaire and at the lateness of many of the replies to the questionnaire.

It did not take into account that the immediate requirements of the situation could not be postponed until the ordinary courts reached a decision with their usual tardiness.

During the 1997 1998 school year, the programme benefited 800 slow learners, 560 children with learning difficulties and 24 deaf pupils.

Poor nutrition and a more limited access to health care and health education jeopardize the overall health of girls. This leads to stunted growth and nutritional deficiencies such as anemia.

As members are aware, sometimes and in some areas Belarus has been the object of criticism because of the slowness of reform and democratic transformations.

Slow curtain. The end.

He's late. Late for what?

B. Sustainable development Major food resources come from rural or remote areas, and the infrastructure needed to develop and manage both agriculture and fisheries normally has been tedious and expensive.

78. Lastly, although fully aware of the possible material difficulties arising from the necessary budgetary restrictions on the Organization, his delegation once more deplored the delay in finalizing the French version of UNCITRAL documents. He hoped that a way could be found to prevent such delays, which were detrimental to the progress of the work of UNCITRAL and its working groups.

Irving!

Buffer?

There are delays in submitting implementation schedules and specifications and in coordinating with the companies on site.

One was never be late. Never be late.

Elaine, it's too late.

Sorry I'm late. I was in the Late Room.

The Late Room.

Conversely, the slow or delayed redemption of pledges can hinder the pace of implementation, distort the priorities of partner countries and lead to a loss of faith in international support.

United Nations interventions therefore sometimes come too late to meet the needs of civilians in certain areas in terms of security and emergency humanitarian assistance.