Similarly, women apos s participation in local government is comparatively low.

There are a comparatively low number of women employers (see the table, data of the CSD).

The increase is particularly evident with regard to opiate type drugs and sedatives, even though the prevalence figures for the latter are comparatively low.

His first wife, Elvira, died comparatively young.

China's average per capita income still ranks comparatively low on the world scale, and there remain great developmental imbalances between urban and rural areas, and from region to region.

Prosecuting financial crime requires a high level of expertise and prosecutors may be reluctant to take on these cases when the dollar amounts associated with the crime are often comparatively low.

Yet comparatively, we have about a dozen targeted medications.

So it's very easy, comparatively speaking, to be resilient.

but then she was quite young... and comparatively unspoilt.

But I take it you're a comparatively new recruit?

Similar satellite systems were planned to serve other regions of the world and would be able to provide comparatively low cost services tailored to the unmet telecommunications needs of the developing world.

There were at times comparatively long periods of good health.

So far, the impact from the current boom on region wide development remains significantly below potential as a result of comparatively low levels of economic integration and suboptimal macroeconomic structures in most member countries.

A comparatively small minority are Armenians from Armenia, including earthquake victims.

While such savings now represented a greater proportion of the gross domestic product of developing countries than they had a decade earlier, savings rates in Africa and Latin America remained comparatively low, owing to low absolute levels of per capita income in Africa, the low rates of growth in income, continuing high levels of unemployment in both regions and patterns of income distribution.

Women have played a comparatively passive role in establishing a multiparty system.

University enrolment was high, with comparatively high rates of employment at executive levels.

The Office was comparatively new and was not yet operating at full capacity.

An initial benchmarking study comparing the 2006 2007 information and communications technology maintenance budget of UNDP with the maintenance budgets of UNICEF and the World Food Programme for 2004 2005 revealed that UNDP is, comparatively, at the low end.

And they follow five little habits that conveys to them extraordinary longevity, comparatively speaking.

Action taken at this stage would encounter comparatively very little resistance from such sources.

Where perpetrators had been sentenced, penalties had in several cases been considered comparatively light.

This means that the poor countries are comparatively poorer today than 35 years ago.

5. In their report, the Inspectors refer to the major peace keeping operations of recent years and contrast the high cost of deploying troops, providing emergency relief and financing post conflict peace building with the comparatively low cost of preventive diplomacy.

However, the higher number of deaths from road traffic injuries receives comparatively much less attention.

The bigger and comparatively economically more viable municipalities are on the verge of a critical situation .

Accordingly, the Committee considers concluding comments comparatively in an effort to ensure that they are even.

In this regard, the Committee commends the Economic Commission for Europe (ECE) for its comparatively low ratio of 20.3 per cent and the efforts of the Economic Commission for Africa (ECA), which proposes to redeploy three Professional posts from programme support to substantive activities.

While the West Bank economy is facing greater risks than the Gaza Strip, the programme was able to improve its comparatively low on time repayment rate from 70 per cent at the end of the last reporting period to 77 per cent in this period.

That would be accompanied by the ejection of a comparatively insignificant quantity of radioactivity into the environment.

Those developments in planetary science have ramifications far beyond the comparatively few scientists who get to work on them.

First, they were trapped in a vicious circle of low income, low savings and low investment, leading to low productivity and low growth.

Some are comparatively simple, such as that found in the Code of Ethics of the World Federation of Engineering Organizations.

In contrast, the increase in expenditures has on the whole been comparatively moderate since the second half of the 1980s.

Hence, the risk of a collision followed by complete disintegration of the target is increased to a comparatively high level.

The highest levels of mild anxiety were found in the low low stratum, moderate anxiety in the low stratum, and severe anxiety in the low low and medium low strata.

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73. Criminal activities are turned over to mercenaries for various reasons military professionalism criminal experience concealment of the real mastermind greater safety in acting without directly assuming the consequences the comparatively low cost, in terms both of money and of endangering the lives of one apos s own military personnel and so on.

There are many comparatively secure ways to communicate via the Internet and the recruiter can subsequently arrange meetings in person with little risk.

We should not make relatively or comparatively small but meaningful steps in the nuclear disarmament process a victim of overambitious expectations and approaches.

However, where the international presence was weaker, there is reason to believe that returning internally displaced persons may have received comparatively less assistance.

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