neither inaccessible, nor forbidden,

neither inaccessible, nor forbidden,

You find them in any inaccessible village around the world.

Infrastructure has been damaged and disrupted over vast, and now inaccessible, territories.

Because typically they've been too inefficient, inaccessible, they've not been fast enough, they've been quite expensive.

After three staff members of non governmental organizations were killed, large parts of the Equatorias became inaccessible.

These services are now available to areas previously considered inaccessible because of their location, terrain, weather or demography.

Now, Jeff Bezos advised us when he left at the end of the expedition, Make the clock inaccessible.

Much of the data required as input to impact models and assessments were not present (uncollected), inaccessible or inappropriate.

The extent of the damage is still unfolding as rescue teams reach out to remote and inaccessible mountainous areas.

Moreover, 551 enterprises and 85 residential units had been destroyed or rendered inaccessible by the end of March 2004.

Much of the data required as input to impact models and assessments were either not present (uncollected), inaccessible or inappropriate.

Some 180 primary health care facilities in Central and Eastern Equatoria are currently inaccessible to UNICEF and non governmental organization partners.

The dependency of Tristan da Cunha39 is composed of four islands the main island, Tristan da Cunha Gough Inaccessible and Nightingale.

Pockets of extreme poverty within countries are common in all regions which include geographically inaccessible areas, remote rural communities and urban slums.

While various countries have implemented free basic education, there is a sense that it is of poor quality and inaccessible to many youth.

Only then will the young people feel the presence of what otherwise might be thought of as an impenetrable, inaccessible and distant bureaucracy.

The day they see the angels no good tidings will there be that day for the criminals, and the angels will say, Prevented and inaccessible.

The day they see the angels no good tidings will there be that day for the criminals, and the angels will say, Prevented and inaccessible.

In areas of acute or chronic food insecurity and or inaccessible areas, WFP provides a monthly take home ration of wheat to both girls and boys.

There are now 19 indictees at large, many of whom, according to our sources, continue to hide in inaccessible areas of the Democratic Republic of the Congo.

The Jebel Marra area is becoming increasingly inaccessible to relief operations, as insecurity and the rains make road travel to most localities in rebel held areas in this region unsafe.

Women and children were the particular victims of discrimination, widespread poverty, unemployment, home demolitions, food shortages, inaccessible health care and other shrinking social services, leaving them prone to psychological disorders.

The warming of the Arctic and the growing demand for the natural resources of the region are leading to a rapid increase in navigation in areas previously considered inaccessible to commercial shipping.

Indeed, international institutions have spearheaded breakthroughs in a wide range of areas, including health, finance, economics, human rights, and peacekeeping. But such institutions are largely perceived as inaccessible, inefficient, and opaque, leading national governments to neglect them.

The State party's laws on contempt are opaque, inaccessible and the discretion for the Supreme Court to exercise its own powers of contempt is so wide and unfettered that it fails the test of accessibility and predictability.

The Ministry of Lands, Mines and Energy clearly lacks the capacity to address illegal mining in such inaccessible locations and there is still no permanent UNMIL deployment north of the Bomi Hills between the Lofa and Moro Rivers.

Many parts of the country are inaccessible either due to security concerns or poor infrastructure, or both, leading to the isolation of the Afghan population in these areas and making it difficult for human rights actors to monitor and offer protection.

Accordingly, it was incumbent on the State party to specify what additional information it wished to obtain and to explain why other claimants had their ownership recognized, while the authors were always required to provide hard evidence inaccessible until the 1990s.

Access to Hameshkoreb in Kassala State inaccessible for security reasons since 2000 is of urgent concern as one case of polio has recently been reported in the area and humanitarian partners have been prevented from undertaking much needed humanitarian assessments.

Even in the US, a country that fancies itself as a model of democracy, African Americans were not truly enfranchised until the mid 1960 s. In Latin America, democracy has similarly been incomplete, unstable, and often inaccessible to indigenous, African American, and mixed populations.

Stressing the interlinkages between poverty, malnutrition, lack of or inadequate or inaccessible health services, early childbearing, early marriage of the girl child, violence against young women and girls and gender discrimination as root causes of obstetric fistula, and that poverty remains the main social risk factor,

Thus, the illusion is stronger for objects with easy to inspect parts than it is for objects with more invisible, inaccessible, or microscopic parts. For example, we may think that we understand the mind much better than we do when we see images of glowing brain regions.

These cases count as recovered memories of sexual abuse, but not as instances of traumatic dissociative amnesia. That is, the events were not experienced as traumatic when they occurred, and there is no evidence that they were inaccessible during the years when they never came to mind.

A similar outcome was observed in Pakistan s Swat Valley after the militant takeover of 2009 rendered the region inaccessible for months. This month s decision to hold back vaccination in Karachi after health workers there were threatened, though understandable, is nonetheless a cause for serious concern in this respect.

2.5 Before 1990, the authors could not document their ownership of the stocks, since the papers kept at Aich Castle were inaccessible to them, and pertinent bank statements and tax returns had been destroyed in a fire at the family house in Vienna at the end of the War.

BRUSSELS The global energy community is abuzz with excitement about hydraulic fracturing, or fracking, a newish technology that has opened formerly inaccessible reserves of gas trapped in underground shale formations. The boom in this so called shale gas production has allowed the United States to become almost self sufficient in natural gas.

For starters, the government has intensified its censorship of the Internet, rendering popular portals and sites including Google, Facebook, and the New York Times all but inaccessible. Moreover, prominent human rights lawyers have been jailed the well known free speech advocate Pu Zhiqiang, for one, has already been held for over six months, while prosecutors attempt to build a case against him.

These netizens surmount the firewall by way of proxy servers or virtual private networks (VPNs) that allow them to browse the Web as if they were outside of China. Earlier this month, Chinese twitterati helped get the GFW onto the list of Twitter s top ten trending topics (or most tweeted terms) an impressive feat given that Twitter is supposed to be inaccessible in China.

1. Recognizes the interlinkages between poverty, malnutrition, lack of or inadequate or inaccessible health services, early childbearing, early marriage of the girl child and gender discrimination as root causes of obstetric fistula, that poverty remains the main social risk factor, that the eradication of poverty is critical to meeting the needs and protecting and promoting the rights of girls and that continued urgent national and international action is required to eliminate it