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Even basic subsistence use has now been curtailed dramatically.

Overall, the use of such organs should also be curtailed.

The rebels' capacity to commit such acts has been completely curtailed.

Consequently, the various social, economic and cultural roles of women are curtailed.

Many activities had to be curtailed and others subsumed under other relevant activities.

In recent years a number of countries have successfully curtailed the use of DDT.

Legal requirements were thus not met and Ms. Kalezic s right to appeal was curtailed.

Questions were raised as to whether Mr. Olujic s right to defence had been curtailed.

Local communities continue to be highly vulnerable and access to them is severely curtailed.

Should insufficient funds be made available, the activities would be either curtailed or not implemented.

In 2005, however, it was reported that ethnic proposals and discussions were curtailed by Government policy.

The enjoyment of a number of fundamental human rights and freedoms is severely curtailed throughout the country.

I understand Governments apos constraints, especially when in many countries budgets are reduced and public spending is curtailed.

I understand governments apos constraints, especially when in many countries budgets are reduced and public spending is curtailed.

In Central Equatoria, international non governmental organization staff withdrew and critical health programmes in rural areas have been curtailed.

1 Issuance of Protocol passes will be curtailed for the duration of the General Debate except under very special circumstances.

Downlink emissions could be particularly damaging and already the emissions of some satellite systems had severely curtailed radio astronomy observations.

The number of copies of documents kept in stock and distributed within the Secretariat and in meeting rooms was curtailed.

Furthermore, exports to the formerly dynamic Asian markets have suffered, as these economies have curtailed imports owing to their adjustment processes.

The trafficking of small arms has to be curtailed, and options must be made available to the unemployed youth of Côte d'Ivoire.

However, the Special Rapporteur regrets to note that the access of ICRC has also been seriously curtailed in the eastern border areas.

There is now a wide consensus that the use of the veto should be curtailed with a view to its eventual abolition.

(a) Outputs deferred, postponed or curtailed in 1996 1997 and their disposition in the proposed programme budget for the biennium 1998 1999

Children, youth and students continued to suffer from the increasing impact of the wall which has curtailed their access to schools and universities.

The situation was further complicated by the Organization apos s financial crisis, which meant that activities has to be curtailed and programmes cut.

In all but five countries these markets are now free, and in three of those five countries government intervention has been sharply curtailed.

Hospitalization services in Lebanon could only be maintained at the current level through extrabudgetary contributions, without which services would have been seriously curtailed.

The Saami party, which consisted of a certain number of reindeer husbandry communities, also counter claimed several types of curtailed rights to the areas concerned.

The Committee was informed that these are being curtailed to comply with measures related to the budgetary and financial constraints faced by the United Nations.

The number of copies of documents kept in stock had been cut in half, and the circulation of documents within the Secretariat had been curtailed.

Once high flying small economies like Ireland, Hungary, and Iceland break down. Even robust China and India are experiencing slower growth, curtailed ambitions, and broken dreams.

Various critics are seizing on such statements as evidence that the Fed is incompetent, and that its independence should be curtailed, or worse. This is nonsense.

In Lebanon, it was possible to maintain hospital services at the current level only by securing extrabudgetary resources, without which services would have been seriously curtailed.

Paragraph 3 reflects the coordinator's concern about hasty and over reaching measures that do not help in addressing terrorism and eventually have to be curtailed or eliminated.

Insecurity can lead to increased military spending and result in shrinking opportunities, as investors and donors abandon unstable areas and local social and economic activities are curtailed.

Individual generosity from outside humanitarian crisis zones may be curtailed because of the perception that any money given is likely to end up in the wrong hands.

Thailand and its ASEAN partners, as well as the Non Aligned Movement, believe that this veto power should be curtailed with a view to its eventual elimination.

However and this is no secret for anyone the extent of our economic, political and cultural partnership has recently been somewhat curtailed, although not at our initiative.

The Committee is also concerned that in cases of non entry decisions (décision de non entrée en matière) the social benefits of asylum seekers are being curtailed significantly

The impact of the text was further weakened by ambiguous wording that made it unclear whether the use of all or only some types of mines should be curtailed.

Indeed, trust and confidence in scientific research have not been seriously undermined by reports of misconduct. Nor have these rare incidents curtailed scientific progress, which is so valuable to humankind.

The route of Friday's opening procession has also been curtailed instead of starting in the town of Lourdes and proceeding to the sanctuary, it will start and end at the shrine.

Zimbabwe had significantly curtailed freedom of speech and association and freedom of the press in total disregard for human rights, and had enacted repressive legislation at odds with its own constitution.

IAEA technical assistance programmes for developing countries had been curtailed owing to the lack of sufficient funds, and a chronic imbalance had arisen between resources allocated for safeguards and for technical assistance.