Stalled demilitarization talks

The real censure is the slow speed of the Internet connection.

Slow recovery of agricultural activities owing to the delayed return of refugees to rural areas as a result of modest improvement in security conditions

Here also progress is slow.

The tweets are a reaction to the slowness of the ongoing reform process in Jordan.

The slow pace of the Czechoslovak reform movement was an irritant to the Soviet leadership.

The deep secrecy of its political system meant that the flow of information was slow and cumbersome.

So, generally speaking, the work of courts is stuck due to lack of qualified staff.

Indeed, since 1992 predictions that AIDS would slow economic growth in these countries have been published.

Moreover, donor countries had reduced their official development assistance owing to a slowdown in their economic growth.

Besides the slow pace of poverty reduction, human development has not kept up with the pace of income growth, either.

Also, refugees and displaced persons still face a desperate predicament, as the slow pace of the returns process is hindering the achievement of the related standard.

This is due to the relatively slow rotation of the Moon compared to its size, so that the entire surface doesn't heat evenly.

One of the reasons for the slow development of the sector is the restrictions faced by FDI because of its potential negative impact on employment.

While observers and commentators focused on the economy s slow overall growth, behind the scenes, largely unnoticed, important changes were taking place.

Use of natural resources is insufficient due to slow reconstruction of war destroyed capacity and lack of economic power.

The slow process and relatively low number of returns caused considerable frustration for the southern receiving communities and the Dinka Chiefs, however.

One qualifying statement made in this Statement of Intent, however, was the potential slowness with which some of the objectives would be achieved because of limited financial and human resources.

Judicial dilatoriness in proceedings involving police brutality often results in the expiration of the time period envisaged by law for the prosecution of the case.

There are a few women recognized nationally who have, over the years, raised their concerns on the slow advancement of women.

That slow progress was of concern to the Zambian Government, which had initiated consultations with the Tripartite Commission for voluntary repatriation to resolve the problem.

It is now widely believed that this lack of effective coordination is partly responsible for the slow progress made in reviving the economy and achieving durable peace and security in Liberia.

The slow growth Switzerland experienced in the 1990s and the early 2000s has brought greater support for economic reforms and harmonization with the European Union.

However, given the fact that a study for such a comprehensive review was completed in 1992, the Committee expresses some concern about the slow pace of the review.

However, the slow implementation of the Programme and resource transfers to beneficiaries has resulted in unmet needs and a deteriorating humanitarian situation marked by high malnutrition levels.

OIOS found that the slow response from some Member States was usually a delaying factor in deploying military observers to the field.

Frustrated with the very slow internet connection in Lebanon, a group of Lebanese bloggers started a campaign calling it Ontornet ( Ontor in the Lebanese dialect means wait ) to do something about it.

Summer is upon us. It seems that in what has now become a worldwide tradition, a reading list is de rigueur before you step away from all your online devices and return to a more slow paced type of readings.

France is also gratified that the CTC has begun to consider the increasingly worrisome phenomenon of States' delaying the submission of their reports to the Committee.

They expressed their concern at the slow pace of progress towards nuclear disarmament, which constitutes their primary disarmament objective and remains their highest priority.

Regarding the tsunami and Nias disaster, delegations expressed concern at the slow progress of school reconstruction and rehabilitation in Aceh and North Sumatra.

The slow response was in part due to a lack of objective reporting on the agricultural situation, including a nearly complete breakdown in the agricultural reporting system .

When you're three, you better be able to write your name legibly, or else we'll consider it a developmental delay.

Crimean War and aftermath Russia's slow technical and economic development in the first half of the 19th century caused her to fall behind other European countries in the field of steamboat construction.

The United Nations could not afford to lose any time in taking important decisions on implementation because pending and foreseeable problems were bound to increase if there was delay or disappointment in slow implementation.

Citizens and legal Entities mostly complained about slowness in operation of courts, i.e., violation of rights referred to in the European Convention on the Protection of Human Rights and Basic Freedoms, article 6.

The slowness with which the first stimulus has been rolled out, and the fact that it will take even more time for its full effects to be felt, provides more fodder for the chattering classes.

Both lessons about the slowness and painfulness of bank reconstruction, and about dependence on a large external provider of capital are unpalatable.

We note with concern, however, that, although work on the standards has intensified, progress in many areas has been slow and that none of the set eight standards has been completely fulfilled.

But neither of the main problems confronting Europe s social security systems slow economic growth and aging populations (a function of low fertility) can be addressed at the European level.

Until the nineteenth century, innovation was carried out mostly by generalists and tinkerers, which meant that the accumulation of new knowledge was slow, but that its diffusion across different fields was rapid.

Although progress has been slow since 2000, the need to provide education for all and bridge the gender gap has taken centre stage and increased awareness on female education and its importance to sustainable development.

Progress in the political arena has been slow since 1980 only four women have been elected to Parliament, two in the 1987 election, one in 2002 and two in the 2004 snap election.

The strong growth of developing countries as a group has been attributed to the rapid growth of exports of goods and services.1 The increases in income, exports and reserves, together with a slower rise in total debt stocks, led to improvements in several traditional debt indicators for this group in 2004 (based on estimated debt statistics for that year).

With regard to disarmament, I should like to underscore the slow pace of disarmament, and the credence and acknowledgement that should be given to the measures being undertaken and the continued commitment to the peaceful uses of nuclear energy under globally agreed conditions.