Obstacles to inheritance and succession.

Limited access to inheritance and property

Limited access to health care.

While noting that a reform of the legal sector has been undertaken and that the issue of access to justice is being considered, the Committee remains concerned about the difficulties of access to justice, especially for the poor and members of minority groups (arts. 5 and 6).

Limited access to certain posts, especially decision making posts like those of prefect, deputy prefect, or department chief

Import tariffs tend to be higher in developing countries, making it more difficult to gain access to them.

In addition, rains are making road access to various parts of the region difficult.

Having access to insured credit, banks shareholders find it irresistible to borrow excessively.

Research carried out by the Trimbos Institute in 2002 showed that access to refuges is problematic.

Women had no difficulty obtaining membership of such organizations but were often unable to secure managerial positions.

Priority 2 Web developers should satisfy these requirements, otherwise some groups will find it difficult to access the Web content.

As outlined in Article 10, access to formal education is difficult particularly after girls leave primary and secondary schools.

Interception on land and at sea, security checks and other measures have made legal access to a territory where asylum can be claimed increasingly difficult.

Additionally, humanitarian personnel work in environments filled with enormous challenges, including lack of access, insecurity and difficult logistics.

It is unusual in its inclusion of a measure of geographical access as an element of deprivation and in its direct measure of poverty (through data on benefit receipts).

Advances in ICTs, combined with the rise in globalization, have made it possible for countries to provide products and services unconstrained by location or distance to potential clients.

geographical position and environment

Geographical distribution

Geography

Geographical distribution of staff

Local government employed academics I talked to bemoaned the lack of Internet access, which they attributed to the United States embargo, technical problems, or complications with the local infrastructure.

System of equitable geographical distribution

(Percentage)

Definition of geographical scope of application

The common currency s strength reflects problems elsewhere in the world, but a euro exchange rate that would enable the return of confidence and growth is no less elusive for that.

But, with the crisis over, the bypassing continued increasingly by the prime minister alone. Genuinely collective decision making can be a painfully difficult process, but, in government as elsewhere, there is wisdom in crowds.

OIOS had difficulty gaining full access to most of these young victims, some of whom were under care and receiving psychological counselling, while others lived outside Bunia's secure zone.

His wife and 4 year old child find it even more difficult to gain access to the premises. As a result, the child has psychological and educational problems, and is experiencing language and learning difficulties.

Measures to improve equitable geographical distribution

Measures to improve equitable geographical distribution

Geographical distribution (by number of posts)

Comparative review of the desk function

Major commercial banks exist in all the major provincial towns except TORBA but as has been mentioned, many women and particularly those in the rural areas, find it difficult to access bank loans.

You know, we capture this imagery but to build the 3 D models we need to do geo positioning. We need to do geo registering of the images.

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In geographical order, from west to east.

Attention will be paid to geographical representation.

Comprehensive assessment of the system of geographical distribution and assessment of the issues relating to possible changes in the number of posts subject to the system of geographical distribution

Comprehensive assessment of the system of geographical distribution and assessment of the issues relating to possible changes in the number of posts subject to the system of geographical distribution

Vulnerable groups such as households headed by women, nomadic peoples, internally displaced persons as well as returnees, among others, are at a distinct disadvantage in obtaining security of tenure, in addition to access to pasturelands and water.

(b) Changes to geographical distribution by expanding the base figure and population so as to include groups of staff that do not currently have geographic status.

Limited access to credit

Land confiscations combined with access restrictions associated with the barrier were estimated to have cost Palestinians approximately 320 million in lost property and income,1 while the barrier made Palestinian access to Israel's labour and commodity markets more difficult.6

C. The geographical distribution of regional and country specific projects

C. Geographic expansion through military action