Concern over the technical littering' of space and the problem posed by space debris was expressed.

External debt posed a pressing problem and restricted the Government's ability to implement poverty reduction programmes.

The report highlights the problem posed by party corruption, especially in the developing countries and countries in transition.

Educational researcher Benjamin Bloom, in 1984, posed what's called the 2 sigma problem, which he observed by studying three populations.

I posed a problem in front of them, which was to put on an election forum for their own community.

7.4 The Committee did not consider the fact that three of the authors are organizations posed any problem to admissibility.

While the country should have achieved considerable progress on preserving biodiversity by the end of the year, land degradation still posed a serious problem.

Secondly, attempting to prove that ill treatment had not occurred could pose a problem of a more technical nature, particularly in view of the fact that several years had passed since the ill treatment allegedly took place.

It is clear that terrorism is an international problem no one state acting in isolation will be able to combat the threat posed by terrorists.

Ms. Hounkpe Ahougbenou (Benin) said that the great number of ethnic groups in Benin had never posed a problem all had always lived together in friendship.

Second, too many governments particularly in rich countries fail to invest political capital in preventing and treating drug abuse. They are ill equipped to deal with the problem, so their societies have the drug problem they deserve.

The police reportedly use torture and ill treatment during interrogation of suspects and rape of women detainees in prisons or police custody has been a problem.

Draft article 3 likewise posed a problem with its categorical statement that the outbreak of an armed conflict did not ipso facto terminate or suspend the operation of treaties.

We must also bear in mind the threat posed by terrorism to human rights at the national and international levels, as well as the problem of protecting victims of terrorism.

The issue of the ill defined scope of the concept of verification was pointed as part of the problem, since it prevented the development of an effective verification regime.

Member States must continue to support the strengthening of national capacities to address the problem posed by landmines and ERW and to include mine action in their national development and budgetary plans.

The response to a request could involve referral to IOMC organizations referral to other international or regional agencies referral to donor countries and or or direct provision of advice on the problem posed.

Humanitarian threat posed by ERW

I'm ill.

The problem posed by the proliferation of weapons in Timor Leste was highlighted by an assault on 12 March upon the manager of the Australia New Zealand Bank and his wife outside their residence in Dili.

Almost at the same time as the new organization was established, the problem of the threat posed by NEOs was brought to the attention of the Committee on Science and Technology of the Council of Europe.

He is ill.

With regard to the question of validity, he was of the view that the Commission was dealing not only with a purely terminological question or a problem posed by the differences in the French and English languages.

I'm not mentally ill.

Okay, I was ill.

I was ill yesterday.

Harry fell seriously ill.

He cannot be ill.

Ill weeds grow apace.

The nurse is ill.

I'm ill, aren't I?

The same question could once again be posed.

Applications deferred pending responses posed by the Committee

He calleth upon him whose hurt is nearer than his profit surely ill the patron! ill the comrade!

He calleth upon him whose hurt is nearer than his profit surely ill the patron! ill the comrade!

My mother fell very ill.

He may have been ill.

He seems to be ill.

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So I posed the question to my graduate student.

New forms of mercenarism had emerged in the 1990s in different parts of the world, which prompted a change in attitude in the international community towards the problem and led to the recognition that measures to combat the problem had to look beyond traditional mercenarism to new forms of mercenarism which posed a threat to a broad range of human rights.

The ability to anticipate the demographic transition with a fairly high degree of accuracy provides countries with ample room to better prepare for the challenges posed by ageing and makes it a surmountable problem, provided that proper action is taken in time.

It is designed to enable an effective solution to be applied in the field to the humanitarian problem posed by the scourge of explosive remnants of war, which continue to threaten civilian populations in the zones affected by armed conflicts after hostilities have

There can be no doubt that the threat posed by Al Qaida is radically different from the threat it posed when this sanctions regime was first imposed.

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