You might find a mind that's very dull and boring, and it's just, almost mechanical, it just seems it's as if you're getting up, going to work, eat, sleep, get up, work.

We routinely repeat our annual call for a stronger General Assembly.

I am in the process of identifying other categories of information that could be made available routinely.

Most political parties do not maintain gender disaggregated data on membership as a matter of routine.

The Government machinery does not routinely collect statistics on sexual harassment at the workplace.

While such journeys were routine for the throne, Ivan neglected to set the usual arrangements for rule in his absence.

Most Israeli hospitals conduct routine opinion polls as to the levels of satisfaction among all wards, including maternity wards.

Women are routinely included in delegations sent by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and other ministries and departments to international meetings and conferences.

A mature bilateral relationship is one in which even difficult issues can be discussed routinely and promptly.

UNDAC teams are routinely deployed to assist the local and national authorities in this respect.

At present, however, there is insufficient evidence for routine use of acupuncture in stroke.

His request for political asylum in the United States was granted pending a routine background check on June 30, 2010.

Many national statistical offices run client satisfaction surveys as a routine way of getting feedback on the quality of their services.

If, for example, house prices are routinely described as climbing and climbing, higher and higher, people might naturally assume that that rise is unstoppable.

Unfortunately, annual health checks that screen for physical and mental health changes and epilepsy are not routine in many countries.

The peacekeepers were on a routine foot patrol to protect a camp of some 8,000 internally displaced persons in the area.

Violence against women is routinely highlighted and reported in the media, creating a heightened awareness of this serious problem.

She invoked reports of the United States Department of State and Amnesty International according to which torture was frequent and a matter of routine in Bangladesh.

Today, the very human rights that were guaranteed by the constitution are being violated, with a politicized judiciary routinely abused and manipulated in order to justify the prime minister s actions.

It should also offer, as a routine practice, medical examinations both before forced removals by air and, in the case of abortive attempts, thereafter

Although Southern Darfur has suffered worse than other areas this month, such incidents routinely occur across the region.

The PHPN requires at least six medical consultations and routine laboratory exams during the prenatal period, in addition to required procedures for adequate assistance during labor and birth.

But the good news was limited, because NATO addressed only a routine agenda. No core problem was really tackled.

He also argues that the complaint meets the admissibility requirements and recalls that torture is routinely practised in Bangladesh, as documented in well known NGO reports.

According to unanimous reports from several sources, torture by the police is routine, widespread, and carried out with total impunity.

Does Brazil allow for the routine entry into, or exit out of, its territory by its nationals or by nationals from other States on production of a national identity card (as opposed to a passport)?

So rote and so violent has that war become that many people in Latin America now wonder which side is suffering the more pathological addiction.

Daily life under totalitarianism, be it communist or fascist, was routinely based on a deep duplicity whose effects are longstanding.

Until, in May 2008, a routine visit to my doctor and a routine blood test produced evidence in the form of an alkaline phosphatase number that something might be wrong with my bones.

Since the June 2013 imposition of a more restrictive abortion law, however, abortion in Macedonia has become not only bureaucratized, but also a complicated and drawn out procedure exacerbated by the already unfavorable climate regarding the termination of pregnancy.

And, it is the single cartridge smaller than the 375 H H Magnum that has routinely been allowed for legal hunting of dangerous African species.

This redistribution is purely routine in any federation, beginning with the United States, and the public pays little or no attention to it.

4.15 According to the Embassy, these visits have over time developed into a routine, taking place in the prison superintendent's office and lasting an average of 45 minutes.

Approximately one third of reporting countries have adopted legislation or regulations that automatically impose the assets freeze upon listing by the Committee and issuance of a routine regulation by national authorities.

According to the International Development Research Centre (IDRC), one estimate puts the number of Africans who routinely use these services for primary health care as high as 85 in Sub Saharan Africa.

4.17 The United Nations Military Observer Group in India and Pakistan will continue to provide timely and detailed routine as well as ad hoc reports on relevant developments in the UNMOGIP area of operations, in accordance with the implementation of its mandate.

The Committee expects that the UNODC administration, in collaboration with the Budget Division of the Secretariat, will, in future, include relevant financial information and a full explanation and presentation of increases and decreases for all objects of expenditure as a matter of routine.

As a result, the advanced economies have been shedding routine jobs at a rapid rate, while adding non routine jobs (for example, those that cannot yet be replaced or reduced by machines and networked computers).

Women health centers are also active in the community towards empowerment of women to enable them to better utilize their health potential through a healthier schedule, routine examinations, etc.

Given that medicines such as AZT and Nevirapine were cheap and effective in preventing mother to child transmission, it would be interesting to know whether they were routinely offered to pregnant women who were HIV positive.

In Pennsylvania, a 1998 inquiry into a supermax prison notorious for racist guards revealed videotapes of routine beatings and elaborate rituals of humiliation.

But the incessant, extended media coverage of the investigation suggests that the MPD has provided and possibly even leaked information from the investigation to journalists, a routine but legally dubious means of gaining public support.

Counsel reiterates his criticisms of the effectiveness of the monitoring arrangements, observing that standard routines in such cases applied by organizations such as the International Committee of the Red Cross had not been met.

In theory, workers can adapt to these changes by seeking employment in occupations that include non routine tasks, which cannot be computerized or robotized (at least not in the foreseeable future).

Government should focus on long term, risky research (where the risk is to projects, not to people), and the private sector should focus on delivering services that are already well understood and ready to be handled in a routine way.