Nutritional deficiencies

Michael Bothe, The Protection of the Environment in Times of Armed Conflict Legal Rules, Uncertainty, Deficiencies and Possible Developments, 34 German Yearbook of International Law 54 (1991).

This constitutes decisive progress towards ending impunity and also a valuable lesson, as it shows that action by the international community can adequately compensate for deficiencies in national legal systems.

Combating nutritional and food deficiencies to the year 2001

C. Deficiencies due to lack of extension of State authority

Project delays are the result of deficiencies in the construction documents.

The Board's reports had also revealed serious deficiencies in management practices.

Lack of, and deficiencies in, information can affect businesses in different ways.

To combat nutritional deficiencies, the government plans to pursue the following strategies.

Feedback is important, particularly in instances where the metadata has significant deficiencies.

Similar deficiencies can be observed in some of the other regions as well.

This case is significant not only because it is topical and innovative, but also because it highlights the fact that the deficiencies of national legal systems can be overcome if the international community decides to take action for the purpose of dispensing justice.

Also, I applaud our readiness to address deficiencies in the management of this Organization.

This will imply the provision of SDS to supplement deficiencies of contingent owned equipment.

The complaints received often describe serious deficiencies in access to and provision of basic social services.

This package also included amendments addressing deficiencies in the law that were discovered during its application.

Without FDI, there cannot be development and, without legal security, there will be no FDI. If we are to see truly global FDI flows, particularly to those countries that need them the most, we must begin to address the institutional deficiencies of the investment protection regime.

Indeed, a significant amount of potential revenue is not generated owing to logistical deficiencies, including inadequate paperwork.

They argued that the growing number of such events was indicative of deficiencies in the formal process.

More generally, the Transitional Government requires assistance to overcome the deficiencies in the justice and penal sectors.

To address these systemic deficiencies, the Iraq Support Unit maintained additional records to meet donor reporting requirements.

In 2004 the Special Rapporteur submitted his third report to the Commission, which concentrated on the obstacles, deficiencies and challenges indigenous people face in dealing with the justice system and the relevance of indigenous customary law to national legal systems (E CN.4 2004 80 and Add.1 3).

Her delegation therefore welcomed the efforts of the Secretariat to remedy the deficiencies in the application of the Convention.

The Committee concludes that the conduct of judicial proceedings in the author's case did not suffer from such deficiencies.

In addition, the populations of many rice consuming countries are often afflicted with deficiencies of iron and vitamin A.

Apart from the deficiencies already indicated above, the Mission has noted the following flaws in the Lebanese investigation process

The types of data available and their advantages and deficiencies in view of policy makers' needs, especially in developing countries

In conclusion, for 10 years we have been facing grave systemic deficiencies in the efforts made to capture Karadzic and Mladic.

There are now a number of nutrition programmes in place intended to deal with protein energy malnutrition and micronutrient deficiencies among children.

After adjustments for evidentiary deficiencies, the Panel recommends an award of compensation for business income only, in the amount of USD 17,500.

Whether because of historical obligations or deficiencies in the current international economic order, the developed countries have responsibilities that they cannot shirk.

In many countries, public administration remains weak largely owing to a shortage of human resources and to deficiencies in staff training and motivation.

Improving the nutritional status of pregnant women by reducing the prevalence of anaemia by one third and eliminating the manifestations of iodine deficiencies.

The material before the Committee does not indicate that the conduct of the judicial proceedings in the author's case suffered from such deficiencies.

Substantive discussions took place on specific deficiencies in the Government's policies regarding human rights protection, in particular on sexual and gender based violence.

The capital master plan, a programme to refurbish United Nations Headquarters in New York, was proposed to the General Assembly as an approach to resolving unacceptable deterioration, building and fire code deficiencies, deficiencies in modern security requirements and standards and environmental problems in the seven buildings and 17 plus acres of the complex (see A 55 117).

In this context, we share the concern of the Secretary General that deficiencies remain in all categories of standards, including in key priority areas.

As the Secretary General points out in his report, none of the standards has been entirely fulfilled and serious deficiencies remain in key areas.

The two ineligible claims contained formal deficiencies that were not corrected by the claimants concerned although they were given an opportunity to do so.

It was stated that experience had shown that deficiencies in that area could have major negative effects on a country's economic and financial system.

His delegation believed in a partnership between the Member States and the Secretariat, but experience had shown many deficiencies in various areas of management.

When we saw that, we asked Could the impairment in visual integration be the manifestation of something underneath, of dynamic information processing deficiencies in autism?

False passports, visas and other travel documents, technical problems at borders, and scepticism, confusion and other deficiencies regarding the Consolidated List, all play their part.

In this case, the Executive Board shall decide whether a different designated operational entity shall be appointed to review, and where appropriate correct, such deficiencies.

While the Commission may have structural deficiencies, it is its working methods that we must focus on in order to eliminate bias, subjectivity and selectivity.