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The war has caused that basic social services become unavailable to most of the population, which affected the health condition of women most, but also the whole population of BiH.

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For example, while the projected staffing requirements of the Text Processing Section cover the next five years, past experience shows that many successful candidates placed on the roster move on to new jobs and become unavailable.

Where such data was unavailable, information obtained from the United Nations Statistics Office was used.

For most, drinking water is a diminishing resource that is either unaffordable or simply unavailable.

During the intersessional period, the elected Chairman and the first Vice Chairman of the Commission became unavailable.

During the intersessional period, the elected Chairman and the first Vice Chairman of the Commission became unavailable.

Major shareholders such as institutional investors should not have privileged access to information that is unavailable to minority shareholders.

The expert report itself points out that the test was not conducted in ideal circumstances, since the originals were unavailable.

Some States indicated that it was difficult to extract statistical data on money laundering investigations because they were either unavailable or there were no centralized databases for such cases.

In particular, the Rules have been amended to allow for a Trial Chamber to continue the trial in the eventuality of a judge being ill, absent or permanently unavailable (Rule 15 bis).

The costs of first and second line antiretroviral treatment in particular, treatment for children, which is currently expensive and often unavailable should continue to be reduced and the treatment made more accessible.

Because bank financing is generally unavailable for regional projects, it estimated that official development assistance to build regional infrastructure would need to rise from 2 billion in 2002 to 11 billion by 2015.

Such assistance has been crucial in enabling us to access crucial but hitherto unavailable evidence on the role played by those in power at that time in Rwanda in planning and implementing the genocide.

Without treatment or counselling, which are widely unavailable, and with the high degree of ignorance about the disease among the general population, this sexually active population fuels the already raging epidemic in the country.

Space applications could provide timely reliable information for decision making in many areas of economic and social life, as well as reliable communications where ground networks were unavailable or had been destroyed by a disaster.

The estimate for 2002 is probably an overestimate because it used 2002 data where reported, but where this was unavailable, it used 2001 data which does not reflect the reductions made to meet the freeze.

Refurbishment of the core complex can proceed only upon the acquisition of transitional accommodations so called swing space for staff and operations, including Secretariat functions and conference space, but the site originally proposed appears to be unavailable.

You become your nation. You become your religion.

But, now that house prices have collapsed and credit is unavailable to underwater households, demand has plummeted. The key to recovery, then, is to tax the rich, increase transfers, and restore worker incomes by enhancing union bargaining power and raising minimum wages.

ABU DHABI Speeches by politicians on inequality tend to be short on facts and long on ideological assertion. In developing and emerging economies, one charitable explanation for the poor quality of public discourse about income inequality is that data on income distribution are often unavailable or dubious.

Because it persists after spraying, DDT works far better than many pesticides now in use, some of which are toxic to fish and other aquatic organisms. With DDT unavailable, many mosquito control authorities are depleting their budgets by repeated spraying with short acting, marginally effective insecticides.

Patients become depressed.

Become the singularity

I become alive.

Please, become ambassadors.

2 The estimate for 2002 is probably an overestimate because it used 2002 data where reported, but where this was unavailable, it used 2001 data which does not reflect the reductions made to meet the freeze. Total A5 consumption was about 14 lower than the Baseline in 2002.

The rural poor had become the urban poor, and in the process, they'd become invisible.

As we look at these trends, do we become despondent, or will we become energized?

Your holy cities are become a wilderness, Zion has become a wilderness, Jerusalem a desolation.

Your holy cities are become a wilderness, Zion has become a wilderness, Jerusalem a desolation.

After, we become a fish after, we become a frog after, we become a monkey after, we become what we are today a super monkey, and the fun is, the super monkey we are today, is at half of the story.

Let their table before them become a snare. May it become a retribution and a trap.

Let their table before them become a snare. May it become a retribution and a trap.

They become lovely monsters.

You've become so pale.

Surfaces can become porous.

I just become skanky.

They become building steel.

The patrollers become foragers.

Will Americans Become Poorer?

Exceptions Become the Rule