Currently, access to secondary education is difficult.

That situation makes protection of and access to civilians extremely difficult.

Access to schooling is available even in the most difficult areas. Schooling schedule

It is thus very difficult for the aid organizations to gain access to this region.

In addition, rains are making road access to various parts of the region difficult.

Although space is relatively difficult to access, it lies not far above every nation.

Access to the affected population was sometimes made difficult by poor communications and road infrastructure.

Access to culture remains difficult, as demonstrated, for example, by the high price of publications.

However, the issue of access in schools becomes difficult when same access codes are used for all age levels, from children to adolescents.

These factors make it difficult and costly to ensure universal access to good quality basic social services.

This is difficult for SMEs, because they operate in isolation and therefore find it difficult to integrate into global trade and to access fast growing export markets.

It is not difficult to port extensions to PHP 4 if you have access to the original source.

His wife and 4 year old child find it even more difficult to gain access to the premises.

As a result, public access to, and information about, the Fund's proceedings may be somewhat more difficult to obtain.

As a result, public access to, and information about, the Fund's proceedings may be somewhat more difficult to obtain.

Since the Air Liberia aircraft accident in July, however, access has become more difficult.

In countries where such access is still difficult, local enterprises can access produce Web based information by using the UNCTAD Internet Incubator facilities.

Humanitarian access remains difficult in many parts of Somalia, especially in the south central zone.

The Committee expresses its concern about the difficult access to education and health care for refugee and internally displaced children.

To promote qualification and financial assistance to midwives and health agents in places of difficult access, not contemplated by the public health system.

The quality in healthcare services remains poor, and access to them was difficult for women, especially in the mountainous and rural areas.

Additionally, humanitarian personnel work in environments filled with enormous challenges, including lack of access, insecurity and difficult logistics.

It was reported that independent monitoring had become difficult in East Timor, because of access and travel restrictions.

The main requests from the OTP relate to the access to documents which is sometimes denied or made difficult and to the protection of witnesses.

18. Create streamlined mechanisms to ensure access to housing for groups of women who, because of their poverty, find it difficult to meet their basic needs.

(g) Tajikistan law does not limit the access of rural women to land or their rights to the use of property. For women, however, more often than for men, it is more difficult to get access to land or credits.

In this respect, far from reinforcing existing disparities in access to information, the Internet and its equivalents offer a unique opportunity to democratize access and to ensure the systematic availability of documentation which has hitherto been extremely difficult to obtain.

States might and often did incur obligations by means of a unilateral promise, but, access to those promises was much more difficult than to international agreements.

The deterioration in the economic situation, poverty, a worsening health and nutritional status of women and children, difficult access to health services and educational facilities will render the attainment of the Millennium Development Goals by 2015 extremely difficult.

With regard to recommendation (a), he submitted that the term equitable in relation to access to the geostationary satellite orbit was difficult to define and to apply in practice.

Small and medium enterprises (SMEs), customarily considered the engine of economic growth in the developing countries, find it difficult to attract investors and access technology.

Khula requires intervention of the court and considering the overall situation of women, their mobility etc. it becomes difficult for them to access their right.

Additionally, the large volume of information available from space systems in terms of archived data is currently not organized and is thus difficult to access.

53. At sites of displaced persons and regrouped populations, the difficult access to food and water is the main problem, especially for women and children.

Furthermore, young people who are trying to protect themselves from possible HIV AIDS infection are having a difficult time getting access to information, counselling, screening and treatment.

However, the spouses are required to act through intermediaries in divorce proceedings this increases the costs and makes access to justice more difficult, especially for poor couples.

10. Since 1990, the number of children affected by emergencies has risen seven fold and their access to basic social services has become more difficult to obtain.

She states that mere access to educational institutions, difficult as it may be to achieve in practice, does not amount to the right to education (Tomaševski 2004 para 57).

Land confiscations combined with access restrictions associated with the barrier were estimated to have cost Palestinians approximately 320 million in lost property and income,1 while the barrier made Palestinian access to Israel's labour and commodity markets more difficult.6

The Committee is concerned that the lives of a great number of children are marked by poverty, difficult access to, and deficient quality of, public services.

The subordination of women in society frequently makes it difficult for women to claim and access their human rights, including those provided in constitutions and legislation.

Noting that, although there is a general interest in astronomy, it is often difficult for the general public to gain access to information and knowledge on the subject,

However, despite official sources claiming such developments as universal access to education and no unemployment, it has always been difficult to verify the real scope of the coverage.

The island of Henderson, difficult of access, is the largest of the group and the most productive of the three satellite islands.

He works with them, for example, to unblock difficult political situations and to seek access to civilian populations in distress, the worst affected of whom are always children and women.