The biases, whether intentional or otherwise, are pervasive, and so are the misleading mental images.

The biases, whether intentional or otherwise, are pervasive, and so are the misleading mental images.

They were a pervasive presence.

Road congestion is a pervasive phenomenon.

Gender equality overcoming pervasive gender bias

Services are now so pervasive throughout the economy that it may be more appropriate not to take a sectoral approach

The economic and social costs become pervasive.

Yet violence remains pervasive in human behaviour.

But it's a technology so pervasive, so invisible, that we, for a long time, forgot to take it into account when we talked about human evolution.

Narcotics remain a major and pervasive problem in Afghanistan.

I was born to a family where education was pervasive.

33. While United Nations missions have achieved notable successes, there are some conflicts where hostility is so intense and distrust so pervasive that no amount of skilful diplomacy will achieve a breakthrough.

Information also highlights a pervasive pattern of rape and sexual violence.

This idea is so pervasive that games are a waste of time that we will come to regret that I hear it literally everywhere I go.

So pervasive has been the role of ICTs that there would be little hope of achieving the MDGs without significant upgrading of ICTs in developing countries.

Homelessness resulting from military home demolitions, particularly in Gaza, was also pervasive.

I mean, this is a very pervasive this is part of our DNA.

We had just had a military coup, and soldiers were pervasive in our society.

In Southern Africa, HIV AIDS is pervasive in South Africa, Zambia, Zimbabwe, and Lesotho.

Those who do not accept its pervasive, all encompassing ways are often left behind.

I'm going to show you just a few examples of how pervasive this phenomena is.

This really seems like a cost effective, scalable solution to a problem that's really pervasive.

374. The Committee is concerned that violence against women is still pervasive in Korean society.

It is time for conversion of the pervasive culture of war into a culture of peace.

This has led to a pervasive peace which Myanmar has never enjoyed in its modern history.

17. The pervasive theme of the United Nations University programme on land and biodiversity is food security.

Several participants echoed the statement of the Secretary General sharing the view that pervasive poverty could be defeated.

On the other hand, programmes and materials depicting pornography and violence, including sexual violence, are recurrent and pervasive.

HIV AIDS prevention and care for women are often undermined by pervasive misconceptions about HIV transmission and epidemiology.

(f) The pervasive problem of sexual violence, including in places of detention and in camps for internally displaced persons

They include limited employee skills and commitment, a dominance of informal practices, minimal emphasis on effectiveness, and pervasive corruption.

Thirdly, there is a pervasive tendency by institutions and Governments to accord marginal importance to youth organizations and issues.

The objectives in the Beijing Platform for Action cannot be achieved while sexual violence is pervasive throughout all societies.

Violence against women, which is a fundamental violation of women's human rights, remains pervasive in all parts of the world.

However, the Board is concerned that the risk of poor fuel management may be pervasive and prevalent in other missions.

Further compounding the situation was the reassertion of discredited strategic doctrines which had created a pervasive sense of global insecurity.

Can the ICTY s investigations and indictments really be turned over to national courts? So far, the picture is not promising the few domestic trials in the region continue to reflect the fractious politics and pervasive ethnic bias that surround them.

I am pleased that today the Council is convinced that pervasive poverty is truly a main root cause of unrest in Haiti.

According to several participants, aid was also necessary for middle income countries struggling with pervasive social problems and large pockets of poverty.

The Parliamentary Inquiry Commission, however, concluded that violence against women is pervasive across all classes and that all such violence needs redress.

Pervasive poverty makes it inevitable that the struggle for access to economic resources and opportunities must be a distinct feature of African politics.

Mortality and illiteracy rates remained high in comparison to other groups, in addition to pervasive poverty, which was more severe among indigenous women.

So, too, in the US, the civil rights protesters of the 1960 s called attention to pervasive institutionalized racism in American society. That legacy has not yet been overcome, but the election of President Barack Obama shows how far those protests moved America.

It is therefore imperative for the country, supported by its development partners, to redouble the efforts to address the problem of pervasive corruption, and to continue to pursue policies that will ensure sustained economic growth, so as to create employment and reduce poverty.

As we noted last year during the open debate on this topic, sexual and gender based violence remains alarmingly pervasive in conflict affected areas.