Illegal occupation and use of property remain widespread.

Widespread illegal occupation and use of property continues.

The trouble with widespread headphone use is it brings three really big health issues.

Before its use became widespread, conflicts and disputes were invariably resolved through armed confrontation.

Ms. Pimentel asked whether the reduction in fertility rates indicated widespread use of contraceptives.

It also expresses grave concern at reports of widespread use of torture and continuing enforced disappearances.

(g) The widespread use of sexual violence against women and children, including as a means of warfare

The term gender mainstreaming' came into widespread use after the Fourth World Conference on Women in 1995.

We also declare our willingness to support the more widespread use of Portuguese in Spanish speaking Ibero American countries.

In fact, reducing the risks of proliferation could pave the way for more widespread use of peaceful nuclear applications.

Systematic and widespread use and acceptance of speech or propaganda promoting hatred and or inciting violence against minority groups, particularly in the media.

There is no need to have widespread adoption before application, and bringing the convention into force at the earliest opportunity will promote its use.

Solutions to these problems are participatory decisionmaking, including inclusive land use planning widespread availability of information, and implementation of land use and planning policies, as well as fostering cross sectoral coordination and collective action.

SADC condemns the use of sexual and gender based violence against women and children as a weapon of war and also condemns widespread violations of their human rights.

The report records widespread and unacceptable patterns of violations (S 2005 72, para. 57) against children. Armed groups that recruit and use children in armed conflicts are named.

5.3 On the merits, counsel refers, for a general picture of the gross, flagrant and widespread use of torture by Egyptian authorities, to reports of several human rights organizations.

Many macroeconomists attribute the sustained decline in inflation since the early 1980 s to the widespread use of this strategy. And, encouraged by its success, policymakers started applying it elsewhere.

(d) The widespread use of the death penalty in disregard of the provisions of the International Covenant on Civil and Political RightsResolution 2200 A (XXI), annex. and the United Nations safeguards

(d) The widespread use of the death penalty in disregard of the provisions of the International Covenant on Civil and Political RightsResolution 2200 A (XXI), annex. and the United Nations safeguards

(d) The widespread use of the death penalty in disregard of the provisions of the International Covenant on Civil and Political RightsResolution 2200 A (XXI), annex. and the United Nations safeguards

Resistance to DDT is also widespread.

Subsidies for sanitation services and sewer connections, whether direct or cross subsidies, could be justified in terms of the public health and environmental benefits from widespread use of sewerage and waste water treatment.

And this is a very widespread phenomena.

CA And releasing this caused widespread outrage.

There was widespread panic after the earthquake.

Hunger was widespread, affecting 16 million people.

Rule on environmental protection The use of methods or means of warfare which are intended or may be expected to cause widespread, long term and severe damage to the natural environment is prohibited. Art.

The way these children will be able to use their new awareness to improve themselves will upend many of the damaging and widespread social stigmas that people who are diagnosed as different are challenged with.

If these measures are implemented, they will represent important steps. There has been widespread fear that Iran would abrogate the Nuclear Non Proliferation Treaty (NPT) and use its enrichment facilities to develop a nuclear weapon.

The sophisticated and widespread use of a combination of false, forged and stolen documents by listed terrorists who wish to conceal their identity and or profile presents a significant hurdle to applying sanctions against them.

There was widespread support for such an approach.

Bee keeping is quite widespread there as well.

Household surveys reveal clear symptoms of widespread poverty.

On the contrary, they suggest that suppressing fever may occasionally produce harmful effects, and conclude that widespread use of drugs to reduce fever should not be encouraged. They recommend that in children their use should be restricted to situations of high fever, obvious discomfort, or conditions known to be painful.

I noted that the current competition over global power poses a major challenge to the effective implementation of international human rights standards, as the use of violence in all spheres of life become widespread and legitimate.

The jury's guilty verdict gave rise to widespread debate.

They are widespread, relatively inexpensive, easily transportable and effective.

Drug abuse is not widespread among Syrian young people.

One should, however, take note that poverty is more widespread in Bosnia and Herzegovina than in any other former Yugoslav country (it is more widespread only in Kosovo).

It's a widespread phenomenon throughout South Asia, including the Maldives.

Religious marriages (nikokh) are widespread in the Republic of Tajikistan.

We acknowledged the widespread fear and uncertainty generated by terrorism.

Those who defend such widespread use of prescription drugs insist that a significant part of the population is under treated and, by inference, under medicated. Those opposed to such rampant use of drugs note that diagnostic rates for bipolar disorder, in particular, have skyrocketed by 4,000 and that overmedication is impossible without over diagnosis.

But if that is what the term awash with liquidity means, then its widespread use today is simply a reflection of the high asset prices that we already have. It could even be called an approximate synonym for bubbly.

Regaining the local population's trust proved extremely difficult, despite intense social mobilization efforts, the involvement of traditional leaders and healers and a targeted campaign to end widespread risk behaviours such as funeral rituals or the multiple use of syringes.