The group of adolescents constitutes only 32 .

Now investment constitutes only about a fifth of the national income in most modern economies, but it plays an absolutely vital role.

Trafficking in persons (in particular women and children) constitutes an emerging critical issue for Indonesia, not only domestically but also regionally and globally.

What constitutes a good life?

It requires consensus here at the United Nations on what constitutes injustice, especially historical injustice, and on what constitutes unfairness.

After all, what constitutes a world leader?

Now this image constitutes a huge amount of work.

This constitutes 12.5 of all births in that period.

What constitutes the appropriate mandate for the FMCT negotiation?

This constitutes a critical challenge to the enabling environment.

Israel's withdrawal on 12 July from the Gaza Strip constitutes a step in the right direction and strengthens our view that peace can be possible only when the will to make peace exists.

Possession by a third person constitutes sufficient dispossession only if the third person is not an agent or employee of the grantor and holds possession for or on behalf of the secured creditor.

Today, proactive legislation constitutes the dominant trend in E.U. countries.

In the Netherlands domestic violence constitutes a major social problem .

This report constitutes fulfilment by the Netherlands of this obligation.

Aid management, therefore, constitutes an important part of public administration.

With regard to political parties this option for combating discrimination is only used if the discrimination or incitement to discriminate takes such forms that it constitutes a systematic, serious disruption of the democratic process.

(b) Constitutes a breach of an international obligation of the State.

The envisaged review mechanism constitutes an additional guarantee to that effect.

The right to suffrage is personal and constitutes a civic duty.

Needless to say, extreme poverty constitutes a violation of human dignity.

However, properly understood, the provision constitutes an important source of clarification.

Thus, unmitigated natural disasters not only take high human tolls, but also destroy economic and social infrastructure and set back development, particularly in developing countries, which in effect constitutes a dire threat to human security.

Although the Madrid Agenda is obviously binding only upon the members of the Madrid Club, it nonetheless constitutes a point of reference which will, we hope, prove very useful for the Member States of the Organization.

3. Notification of a subsequent assignment constitutes notification of all prior assignments.

Conservation of resources constitutes an essential prerequisite of effective criminal justice management.

Combating drug production and illicit trafficking constitutes one of Afghanistan's top priorities.

The Ottawa Convention constitutes an important international initiative to address those concerns.

This open access nevertheless constitutes a risk in terms of segregation of duties.

Dialogue among civilizations constitutes a process to attain, inter alia, the following objectives

In the opinion of the Secretary General, that communication constitutes adequate provisional credentials.

Section 100.1 sets out a detailed definition of what constitutes a terrorist act'.

Medical and sanitary waste constitutes a health hazard and can seriously injure people.

In the opinion of the Secretary General, that letter constitutes adequate provisional credentials.

This regulation constitutes a long standing demand on the part of social movements.

Stressing that the right to life constitutes the most fundamental of all human rights,

Nineteen members of Al Queda plotting to fly planes into buildings constitutes a conspiracy.

5.2 Counsel denies that the complaint constitutes an abuse of the right of submission.

That constitutes an important leap forward in supporting the implementation of the Hyogo Framework.

Indeed, as was the case with the global financial crisis, investors seem unable to estimate, price, and hedge such tail risks properly. Only time will tell whether their current nonchalance constitutes another failure to assess and prepare for extreme events.

PRINCETON The European Union s sovereign debt crisis constitutes a fundamental threat not only to the euro, but also to democracy and public accountability. At the moment, Europe s woes and dilemmas are confined to relatively small countries like Greece, Ireland, and Hungary.

Stressing that regional cooperation constitutes an effective means to promote security and development in Afghanistan,

Her understanding that a student crafted honor code constitutes a reach towards perfection is incredible.

Under staff rule 111.2 (a), this review constitutes the first step of the appeals process.

That constitutes an encouraging sign of public outreach by Kosovo's leaders to the Kosovo Serbs.