The use of trust region algorithms is becoming more and more frequent.

We urge the Council to make more frequent and systematic use of informal exchanges, and to increase the regularity of substantive briefings for Member States.

more objective and reliable information with frequent display of equality issues

Some delegations held the opinion that the Council was making excessive use of Chapter VII of the Charter, which should be invoked only as a last resort, and that it should make more frequent use of Chapters VI and VIII instead.

This included the development of a code of conduct that would restrict the use of the veto in the case of genocide and more frequent use of the Arria Formula to enhance civil society participation in conflict resolution and peacebuilding.

Nutritional disorders are 8 to 10 times more frequent in women than men.

Syphilis is almost four times more frequent in pregnant women than infection with HIV.

Depressive disorders caused by neurosis are, on average, two to three times more frequent in women.

Like the Advisory Committee, the Group welcomed the Board's more frequent practice of expanding performance audits.

(i) Precarious conditions of detention, frequent use of torture, arbitrary detentions, interrogations, and violations of human rights by the security organs

All of this is leading computer addiction, just to cover that the most frequent thing we do is use digital devices.

Be no longer a drinker of water only, but use a little wine for your stomach's sake and your frequent infirmities.

Be no longer a drinker of water only, but use a little wine for your stomach's sake and your frequent infirmities.

Council interaction with other United Nations bodies should become more frequent and substantive, and we favour more transparent decision making by the Council.

The fact that heat waves like the one in Russia become more frequent and extreme in a warmer world is easy to understand. Extreme rainfall events will also become more frequent and intense in a warmer climate, owing to another simple fact of physics warm air can hold more moisture.

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Are they ministers of Christ? (I speak as a fool) I am more in labours more abundant, in stripes above measure, in prisons more frequent, in deaths oft.

The stronger and more frequent hurricanes and typhoons in the Caribbean and the Pacific yet again prove this fact.

It makes frequent (weekly) use of video links with New York, both for increasing internal coordination and for participating in New York based meetings.

Personnel who are deployed to perform their valuable work on the ground are exposed to risks that seem to become both more complex and more frequent.

Most of those accidents occur in urban areas worldwide, and statistics show that accidents are more frequent in developing countries.

The second case was more frequent a treaty might prohibit reservations to specific provisions of the treaty or prohibit categories of reservations, which was much more complicated.

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(d) Improved responsiveness to the end user (more frequent launch opportunities and increased mission flexibility for individual instruments, plus schedule independence)

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Thirdly, consideration should also be given to some important recommendations regarding the Court contained in An Agenda for Peace (A 47 277), such as that all States should make more frequent use of the jurisdiction of the Court, consistent with Article 36 of its Statute.

The use of GTO is interesting as it could benefit from frequent piggyback launch opportunities while avoiding the complexity and extra costs associated with an apogee propulsion system.

They make frequent trips to Europe.

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Given the shortage of qualified candidates, and the frequent need to advertise posts more than once, significant delays have been experienced in filling posts.

Not surprisingly, therefore, in camps such as Kalma in Southern Darfur, security incidents between internally displaced persons and Government police and officials are more frequent.

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In 2007, a compilation of the best studies concluded that frequent (daily) cannabis use doubles the risk of a psychotic outcome. Since the lifetime prevalence of a psychotic illness is roughly 1 of the population, daily cannabis use would increase this to 2 .

Extroverts use it more than introverts.

More modest events, but events nevertheless capable of threatening civilization and causing considerable damage to people and property, occur at a much more frequent rate, of the order of hundreds or thousands of years.

In the light of the continued difficulties experienced by both the Special Rapporteur and the Special Envoy, more frequent consultations were held throughout 2004 and 2005.

Fiona's letters were becoming less and less frequent.

His visits became less frequent as time passed.

So the code that Mike Montague and the team developed actually puts frequent stop codons, so it's a different alphabet but allows us to use the entire English alphabet with punctuation and numbers.

The concept had become intimately associated with women's human rights advocacy and yet, despite frequent use of the term, there was a lack of agreement and clarity as to what the standard required.

And it turns out that the less frequent arghs are, of course, the ones that correspond to things that are more frustrating except, oddly, in the early 80s.

As in the case of Africa, other regions could also evolve agreements for more frequent, longer term or even continuous representation of certain countries within their respective regions.

Some Parties noted that future changes could include translation into other United Nations official languages, more frequent updates and increased searching capacity and size of the document library.