As a rule, they are not housed in prisons.

In the Gaza Strip, 17 settlements housed some 7,000 people.

Canadians are among the best housed people in the world.

These shelters housed 692 women and 1,064 children in 2004.

I housed that 4,000 material at the herbarium of Makerere University.

This trailer housed two turntables, mixer, wet bar, fridge, integrated sound system.

The mission visited the Shabeele IDP camp, which housed about 440 families.

At present, staff officers are housed in hotel accommodations provided by the United Nations.

The remains of over six million people are housed in there, some over 1,300 years old.

Housing Victims who do not reside in the shelter are housed in a number of places.

Colonel Jules Mutebutsi and a number of his men continue to be housed in Coko camp in Rwanda.

Under IFAD's new Field Presence Pilot Programme (FPPP), IFAD's presence in India is housed in the WFP Delhi office.

To reduce construction costs, NASA designed the LMMT to be housed in a grain silo purchased on the commercial market.

Work was being done by his organization in the camps in Tindouf, which housed 200,000 Saharan displaced persons or refugees.

Initially, the centres operated without any independent legal capacity and, normally, were housed in either governmental ministries or academic institutions.

In 2004, these apartments housed 54 women and 93 children for a length of stay ranging between 6 to 12 months.

14 below), are stored in the Office of the Prosecutor General of Timor Leste, which previously housed the UNMISET Serious Crimes Unit.

They were assigned by the state government to guard Riodoce's offices, housed in a four story building in a middle class neighborhood of Culiacan.

The Habitat Agenda has been further refined into national plans of action coordinated by national steering committees housed in the focal ministries of member States.

In a coordinating role, a regional centre requires little technical infrastructure and, being housed in the UNEP regional office, has the required administrative support to undertake its work successfully.

He stressed that, although the secretariat of the National Committee was housed in the Human Rights Board of the Ministry of Justice, it was composed of representatives of all the relevant ministries.

The duration of stay in these apartments is limited to six weeks and in the year 2004 63 women and about 100 children were housed in these apartments (a 43 increase compared to 2003).

Convict laborers, like the rest of the Chinese workforce on such projects, are housed near the project site. That way, if any convict worker escaped, he would be easy to find in an alien setting.

The second Partner's Conference of NEPAD held in March 2005 emphasized the combat against drought and desertification as a priority and called upon the establishment of a regional facility to be housed at the African Development Bank.

Postdoctoral researcher Dr Luisa Cervantes Barraganwas studying a kind of immune cell that promotes tolerance when she discovered that one group of study mice had such cells but another group of the same strain but housed separately did not.

Some believe that this vacuum is the primary difficulty with the international debt system. Ambitious proposals to redress it, such as a Sovereign Debt Restructuring Mechanism (SDRM) housed at the International Monetary Fund, have always run into political roadblocks.

Let's make it transparent, non governmental, not owned by any single country or company, housed in a neutral country, with redundant backup in a different time zone and a different continent, and let's build it on GPHIN. Let's start with GPHIN.

Surrounded by a barbed wire perimeter, it had housed the political prisoners, mostly from the non Russian Soviet republics, who were considered to be particularly dangerous recidivists. After a Ukrainian television crew filmed the site in 1989, part of it was deliberately destroyed.

UNICEF representatives on various occasions during the mission also reported the human rights concerns of Somali children in prisons (often housed with adults), street children, children of minority groups and clans, children as primary caregivers, child labour, and children with physical and mental disabilities.

The subprogramme Provision of housing to persons participating in the work of eliminating the effects of radiation accidents and disasters in 2003 2004 improved the conditions in which more than a thousand families of participants in the clean up of the Chernobyl accident are housed.

In order to have closer collaboration with existing centres that have complementary mandates to the Stockholm Convention, the regional and subregional centres for the Stockholm Convention could be housed in hosting institutions alongside Basel Convention regional centres or UNIDO UNEP national cleaner production centres.

Those who do not choose to testify and are not in the shelter are housed in one of the following locations in the Michal facility for illegal entrants in Hadera, in Zohar in the south and in Maasiyahu prison in a special section for illegal migrants.

Good business in obstetricians, morticians, and farming, housing, etc. they all deal with human bodies, which require being fed, transported, housed and so on. And the information technology, which connects to our brains, has no limit now, that is a wonderful field to be in. You're looking for growth opportunity?

Two million Iraqi refugees are scattered around the region, the great majority of them in Jordan and Syria, with smaller numbers in Turkey, Lebanon, and Egypt. Because they are urban refugees not housed in tents, but rather blending in with the local population in the host countries they are easily ignored.

The aim of this plan is to ensure that Bosnia and Herzegovina government ministries and agencies are staffed and housed in a manner adequate to implement the reforms adopted, as well as to develop the capacity required to proceed with European integration. The plan had two principal components, as described below.

It is the Government's intention that where primary assessment is being made, removal is imminent or conditions of alternative detention have been breached, families (including fathers) will be housed in a housing project in the capital city of their prior residence (where available) rather than in an immigration detention centre.

Based on this development, mathematical models predict that roughly 15 more plant species exist than are currently known, for a total of some 350,000 species a figure that is consistent with expert opinion. Perhaps half of the undescribed species have already been collected and housed in herbaria, where they await detection and analysis.

Apart from noise problems, research animals are often housed in small cages with no source of enrichment, such as wheels, shelves, or tubes. Such devices enable animals to exert some control over their environment, such as escaping an attack from a cage mate by moving to another level in the cage or hiding.

State and civil society institutions that housed National Transition Volunteers as interns included the Presidential Human Rights Commission, the Presidential Department for Legal Assistance and the Settlement of Land Disputes, the National Planning Ministry, the Presidential Commission against Discrimination and Racism, the Indigenous Women's Defence Board and several non governmental human rights organizations.

The US certainly has a right to curb terrorists like those who staged the attack on September 11, 2001. But the war on terror did not warrant the decision to attack a sovereign state and topple its government on the flawed presumption that it housed weapons of mass destruction and was linked to the 2001 attacks.

Although the Vienna based organizations are conveniently housed in the same building complex, a 2002 JIU report on common and joint services of the United Nations system organizations in Vienna found that each of the four organizations at the Vienna International Centre had its own headquarters procurement service and that various joint arrangements that existed previously had been dismantled.

Chinese companies operating practice for overseas projects, including in Africa, is to keep the number of local workers to a bare minimum and to bring in much of the workforce from China, some of which comprises convicts freed on parole for project related overseas work. Convict laborers, like the rest of the Chinese workforce on such projects, are housed near the project site.

PRINCETON Forty years ago, I stood with a few other students in a busy Oxford street handing out leaflets protesting the use of battery cages to hold hens. Most of those who took the leaflets did not know that their eggs came from hens kept in cages so small that even one bird the cages normally housed four would be unable to fully stretch and flap her wings.