Anecdotal evidence suggests that it is not invoked frequently.

Anecdotal evidence suggests that this applies not only to human rights treaties.

However anecdotal evidence suggests there is no discrimination against women in the NGOs in terms of recruitment, promotion or benefits.

Given the statistical limitations, this note draws on anecdotal evidence and the experiences of developing countries' enterprises in internationalization through OFDI.

Fabulous, colorful, anecdotal stories.

However, anecdotal evidence indicates that the prospect of being suspended from receiving support from the trust fund motivated some Parties to pay their outstanding contributions.

As for the Taliban, recent evidence suggests they have access to more money.

Evidence suggests that legitimate logging companies are often heavily implicated in extensive illegal logging activities.

The center of Paris and other French cities may be grand, but many immigrants from North Africa and elsewhere live in squalid ghettos on the outskirts. Although the precise rate of unemployment for particular ethnic groups is not known (French law precludes collecting data by ethnic classification), anecdotal evidence suggests much higher levels of joblessness for immigrants and their descendants.

But the new road has raised concerns, particularly in the US, that it could serve as a smuggling route for drugs and weapons, so the military feels obliged to set up checkpoints. Unfortunately, early anecdotal evidence suggests that these safeguards may ultimately slow down traffic by roughly the same amount of time that the project was meant to speed it up!

Cocaine use is on the rise, especially in Spain, Great Britain, and Italy. There is plenty of anecdotal evidence indicating traces of cocaine found on bank notes and in water supplies.

Some evidence suggests that migrant women remit more of their income to their families than male migrants.

The evidence suggests that, among developing countries, some East Asian countries have developed an efficient property registration system.

Increasing evidence suggests a growing role of organized crime in the trafficking of protected species of flora and fauna.

But there is intriguing evidence that suggests that the early history of Mars there may have been rivers and fast flowing water.

Romney would also repeal Obamacare the 2010 health care reform legislation because it is scaring small business from hiring. But the evidence for this claim is meager and anecdotal. nbsp A recent survey found that most small businesses support the reform.

Evidence gathered by the Group strongly suggests that Jérôme continues to control his Ituri based extortion networks, through which he has accumulated substantial wealth.

Indeed, the evidence suggests to the Panel that the Kuwaiti licence holder was the owner of the business if it existed on 2 August 1990.

Current evidence suggests the increased involvement of organized criminal groups in the area of fraud, most specifically fraud using the Internet and related high technology crimes.

Furthermore, Iraq states that the evidence available suggests that there was a conscious choice by Kuwait University to divert funds into research on these particular topics.

Evidence suggests that this lack of harmonization in the international OA market may be acting as a brake on the further development of OA production and trade.

There is no evidence for Simon s assertion that a commitment to social or environmental values is undermining US companies competitiveness. In fact, recent evidence suggests the opposite social and environmental responsibility can be a source of long term competitive advantage.

There is anecdotal information that another country may be producing for internal use, however this needs verification.

Tunisia, the fêted success story of the Arab uprisings, has contributed the largest number of foreign fighters to the Islamic State an estimated 3,000 (mainly young) people. Anecdotal evidence shows that many of the parties in the various conflicts are using children to fight their wars.

However, an increasing body of evidence documents the positive impact of public investment on productivity and economic growth. It suggests complementarity rather than substitutability between private and public funds.

Thus, the evidence suggests that public funding of all key aspects of medical care physician and hospital services, drugs, and devices offers benefits of equity, efficiency, and industrial advantage.

Oil prices will continue to rise until demand collapses. Statistical evidence suggests that this relationship will weaken once the real estate market recovers, but this remains a long run prospect.

They were press pieces and they were full of outrage, they were full of speculation, they were anecdotal no solid information.

OXFORD Recent evidence suggests that much of the world has entered a period of low financial market volatility. But this is no time for complacency more turbulent times are likely to lie ahead.

Now an explosion of new media devices is joining the TV set DVDs, computers, game boxes, smart phones, and more. A growing body of evidence suggests that this media proliferation has countless ill effects.

As for fiscal measures, the empirical evidence suggests that three quarters of consumption is based on longer term economic prospects, not short run disposable income. Thus, temporary tax rebates are mostly saved, not spent.

The latest anecdotal evidence from the US indicates that the economy is taking a sharp downward turn, which should become manifest in the coming months. Unless the ECB picks up the pace of interest rate increases now, the goal of interest rate neutrality may not be politically feasible, jeopardizing achievement of the bank s price stability goals.

But improved efficiency has its limits. Ultimately, the evidence suggests that societies spend ever larger fractions of their income on health over time, in contrast to food expenditures, for example, which fall as countries become wealthier.

For example, long before the financial collapse, experimental economists joined psychologists in attempting to measure varying propensities to greediness. Some evidence suggests that there is a link between the level of dopamine, addiction, and greedy behavior.

Evidence from India and Nepal suggests that women s involvement in decision making is associated with better local environmental management. And, according to a global study, countries with higher female parliamentary representation are more prone to ratify international environmental treaties.

Tom should do as Mary suggests.

The evidence suggests that other factors such as the quality of economic and political institutions are at least as important in determining how much capital a country will attract. But what determines the extent to which countries benefit from financial globalization?

History suggests otherwise, despite a vulnerable dollar.

His accent suggests he is a foreigner.

The African economic landscape s dominant feature an informal sector comprising microenterprises, household production, and unofficial activities is absorbing the growing urban labor force and acting as a social safety net. But the evidence suggests that it cannot provide the missing productive dynamism.

Together, these measures offer a powerful response that addresses the root causes of impaired bank lending, thereby facilitating new credit flows to the real economy. And tentative evidence suggests that they are delivering some initial tangible benefits to the euro area s economy.

Some evidence suggests that the prevalence of uncertainty may boost competition, thereby sparking innovation. Furthermore, social environments that are characterized by lower levels of consensus and higher levels of violence may be more likely than their more harmonious counterparts to catalyze radical innovation.

The evidence suggests that trafficking in persons, especially women and children, often increases in conflict and post conflict situations, where organized criminal groups take advantage of institutional deficiencies and the weaknesses of state control mechanisms and engage in large scale trafficking operations.

For example, Stephen Harmston s oft cited 1998 study points to anecdotal evidence that an ounce of gold bought 350 loaves of bread in the time of Nebuchadnezzar, king of Babylon, who died in 562 BC. Ignoring the fact that bread in Babylon was probably healthier than today s highly refined product, the price of gold today is not so different, equal to perhaps 600 loaves of bread.

Laura Trice suggests we all say thank you