(b) The excessive number of children deprived of their family environment.

With so many new colleagues we must be successful.

And it seems strange that nature would have so many elementary particles.

Laughing at our astonishment in seeing so many girls at ESI, she brags

In order to accommodate such a large number of accused and their Counsel, the Tribunal has begun to renovate its courtrooms.

Firstly, for many years the Conference has not been attended by so many ministers of foreign affairs as this year.

It gives me great pleasure to have so many youth representatives present here today in the Assembly.

Ms. Hallengren (Sweden) I am happy to see so many youth delegates here today.

I am convinced that the electoral campaign will take place in a peaceful climate, in spite of the large number of presidential candidates.

I haven t noticed the Vatican telling them that they should be adopting instead of conceiving so many children.

In addition, for the outside user of the database, the large number of series can be confusing.

Baconians suggest that the great number of legal allusions in the Shakespeare canon demonstrate the author's expertise in the law.

The Committee is concerned at the lack of adolescent health services and the large number of teenage pregnancies.

The fact that so many instruments and processes are relevant to forests is due to the cross sectoral nature of forests.

On the other hand, the Security Council is at risk of being paralysed by the sheer amount of issues on its agenda.

Assessment of progress in the implementation of proposals for action. The large number of proposals for action reflects the complexity of the international forest agenda.

The many parliamentarians to be elected in single member constituencies are more likely to obey them than Yanukovych.

Of paramount concern is the high toll of innocent civilian casualties caused by the ongoing violence, including terrorist and insurgent activity.

In Namibia, affirmative action was applied to cooperatives with a substantial number of women requiring at least one woman on their boards.

154. Expresses concern about the large number of posts and amount of resources that are devoted to management activities and programme support in the Department of Management and all the other departments

31. Expresses concern about the large number of small arms in society and commends the efforts of the Government of Cambodia to control the spread of weapons

There was a wealth of partners outside the United Nations, and cooperation with them enabled the Organization to improve and expand support to post conflict countries.

In view of OIOS, these gaps can be attributed to the lack of prioritizing the large number of topics that require research.

Plans are also in place to expand the French Caribbean markets, and the Tourist Board is focusing on the large number of French tourists who visit the French islands.

No organization in the world embodies as many dreams, yet provides so many frustrations, as the United Nations.

Although a very large number of girls drop out after primary school, the number completing higher education is now large.

Western countries were sympathetic to the Chinese in their struggle, particularly in their stubborn defence of Shanghai, a city with a substantial number of foreigners.

This large number of young people is a great asset to the nation, but it also creates a number of challenges, which the Government has worked hard to face.

There is a significant stove piping' of information that exists because of the large number of agencies involved in this field and this is compounded by the lack of a central data collection agency.

MUNICH To paraphrase Winston Churchill, never have so many billions of dollars been pumped out by so many governments and central banks. The United States government is pumping 789 billion into its economy, Europe 255 billion, and China 587 billion.

Noting with concern the significant number of children who have been orphaned or otherwise separated from their parents for a large variety of reasons, including conflict, violence, poverty, AIDS and social breakdown, and that this number is projected to grow,

17. Reiterates its concern about the large number of overdue reports on the implementation by States parties of certain United Nations instruments on human rights, and

The costs to the US of allowing so many of its children to grow up in poverty, poor health, poor schools, and poor housing are staggering.

This system has worked quite well since the nineteenth century, even though (or because) it involved a substantial number of state bankruptcies.

The loss is still blamed on the Xiang River Battle, the Army s first big engagement of the March.

Obama found the right words with which to pay tribute to the multitude of anonymous citizens going door to door to convince their fellow Americans to vote for their preferred candidates.

However, these fibers are usually more difficult to produce as compared to coaxial spinning due to the greater number of variables which must be accounted for in creating the emulsion.

It is also concerned about the young age at which girls can marry according to traditional customs and about the high number of girls who do marry early.

Mr. Gonzalez described the year 2005 as a very important year in the history of the Protocol given the large number of control measures that would have to be applied.

(b) The situation of the large number of internally displaced persons and the flow of refugees to neighbouring countries, and recalls in this context the obligations of Myanmar under international law

4. Expresses its concern at the fact that a great number of reports are overdue and continue to be overdue, in particular initial reports, which constitutes an obstacle to the full implementation of the Convention

4. Expresses its concern about the fact that a great number of reports are overdue and continue to be overdue, in particular initial reports, which constitutes an obstacle to the full implementation of the Convention

It is surely unacceptable for so many of the world's richest nations to make repeated pledges of increased official development assistance (ODA) and then break them routinely, with impunity.

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.

Mr. De Rato (International Monetary Fund) I am very pleased to be here, on behalf of the International Monetary Fund (IMF), with so many distinguished leaders.