Machinery, food products and chemicals are the sectors in which NTB complaints are most prevalent.

Disabilities are more prevalent among women (11.3 per cent) than men (9.1 per cent).

Deeply concerned that the abuse and diversion of and trafficking in those substances are becoming more prevalent,

We can't believe how prevalent lying is.

Some surgical procedures, such as tubal ligation, according to prevalent practice, are by mutual consent of wife and husband.

For unmarried girls traditional norms of virginity are prevalent, meaning they cannot carry a condom because of the connotation they are easy to get .

In addition, other sources, such as looting, school and university fees and fund raising, are becoming more prevalent in this area.

The requisitioning of possessions, forcible evictions, house destruction and the burning of civilian dwellings are more prevalent in counter insurgency areas.

Among the main causes of maternal mortality, the most prevalent are obstetric haemorrhaging, severe forms of gestosis, and other complications of pregnancy.

Taking into account the characteristics of the Arab family, the constitution of which includes cultural elements that are prevalent in Arab societies,

Men belonging to groups where traditional definitions of masculinity are prevalent consider the injection of drugs more manlike than the consumption of pills.

From the regional causal chain analysis, it appears that agricultural run off and municipal and industrial discharges are the most prevalent pollution sources.

That largely explains the phenomenon of boat people prevalent among young people.

Violations cited were particularly prevalent in the mining and oil exploration sectors.

Concerns that current pension and social security schemes are not sustainable in the long term are prevalent and, in some instances, create tensions concerning resource allocation and service provision.

There's no question, none, that so called lifestyle diseases diabetes, heart disease, stroke, some cancers are diseases that are far more prevalent here than anywhere in the rest of the world.

And there's to some extent a big strategy myth that's prevalent in business now.

Part time work is much more prevalent among the youngest and oldest age groups.

However, the prevalent view had been that such matters were best left to domestic legislators.

They are economically or socially disadvantaged, or live in war torn societies with prevalent crime and a thriving black market. On the demand side are people who are in danger of dying unless they receive an organ transplant.

It wasn't just India that had smallpox deities smallpox deities were prevalent all over the world.

Supporters of the traditional view were somewhat more prevalent among women with lower level of education.

Negotiations on the 2005 summit outcome document broke down because of prevalent and divergent security interests.

Parties also highlighted some barriers to implementation of adaptation strategies and measures. These included technological, financial and human resource constraints, which are prevalent in most non Annex I Parties.

In the new kinds of conflicts prevalent today, civilians are harmed in various ways, including by forced displacement, forced conscription, violence, indiscriminate killing, starvation, disease and loss of livelihood.

Given the surge in oil revenues throughout 2004 and the currently prevalent upward price trend, significant budget surpluses are expected, leading to a further strengthening of their financial positions.

Prevalent among both women and men was the belief that women are not good leaders and that they do not cope with this work because they are too modest and emotional (75 of the respondents).

Encouragement for Arab States to conduct field studies and research on social phenomena that are prevalent in some Arab societies, and allocation of the necessary financial resources for that purpose.

Moreover, corruption is reportedly still prevalent in some police units, despite the ongoing efforts to tackle it.

Attacks on humanitarian workers and facilities remain prevalent, including incidents involving the killing of African Union peacekeepers.

Furthermore, they do not reflect the spirit of reform now prevalent in the United Nations General Assembly.

We are suffering from the impacts of an insecurity that is prevalent among our neighbours, particularly in the Central African Republic and the Sudan, with which Chad shares very long borders.

Nonetheless, in the cases in which data are disaggregated according to the size of enterprises, it appears that also in developing countries access to Internet is more prevalent among larger businesses.

The status of cohabitation has also been prevalent due to the prohibition of polygamy in the Israeli law.

The World Bank adds that women aged 15 44 are more likely to experience rape or domestic violence than cancer, car accidents, war, or malaria. Such indicators are even more alarming in emerging markets, where discrimination and gender inequality are particularly prevalent.

Burglaries, robberies, harassment at checkpoints and the threat of being assaulted or taken hostage are prevalent in many areas where the presence of the United Nations has long been and remains indispensable.

The Ministers agreed that the continuing struggle for the NWICO should be intensified since the challenges and realities which formed the call for a NWICO are still prevalent in the world order.

Israel has an advanced social insurance system, protecting against major contingencies of income loss prevalent in a modern society.

Prevalent human traits are often strongly associated with LRS. For example, people who first reproduce at a younger age tend to have more children, so selection generally favors those who become parents earlier.

At the same time, it is apparent that in relation to the drafting of the substantive content of the liability regime, these considerations are less prevalent than is the case with existing regimes.

But humans are social creatures with no natural predators, so female competition is more widespread and demonstrative performance and display are more likely. Indeed, while visual manifestations of wealth are prevalent for both genders, women s appearance is frequently more vivid (and more closely scrutinized).

Far from providing immunity against evolutionary pressures, culture often creates new ones. For example, the genes associated with digestion of lactose are more prevalent in populations that have traditionally bred cattle and consumed milk.

It should also be noted that large quantities of UXOs are prevalent throughout those areas which had been the focus of military action as a result of failing to function as designed after firing.

Transboundary pollution issues are among the top priority concerns in 20 of the subregions, the most prevalent sources of pollution are agricultural runoff and industrial and municipal discharges, while unsustainable use of freshwater and living resources also score high on the priority list.

The tradition of Allah prevalent among those who passed away before and you will never find the traditions of Allah changing.