Iranians have already been coping with this restrictions.

But they may choose different strategies for coping with these disadvantages.

Database on local coping strategies

National capacity building and early warning systems were crucial in coping with these crises.

But such social structures are not well adapted for coping with today s complex information based world.

The difficulties of coping with multiple address spaces are of secondary concern to speed of execution.

It takes time and energy and public servants have enough trouble coping with their current responsibilities.

UNCTAD meeting on Coping with trade reforms a developing country perspective on the WTO tariff negotiations

UNCTAD meeting on Coping with trade reforms A developing country perspective on the WTO tariff negotiations

Interactions with peers who are successfully coping with their experiences or illness are more likely to result in positive behavior change.

Virtual Doug talks about the floods in Vietnam and how the Vietnamese people are coping with the floods.

Most people with the disease are poor and most people with the disease do not realize they are infected.

So there is a structural failure in coping with complex private activities that risk leading to large societal damage.

The growth of small and medium size enterprises will be a key factor in coping with the risks associated with rapid economic expansion.

Coping with this global challenge also offers an enormous opportunity for future prosperity and social justice that we must seize.

But traditional democratic institutions, such as political parties, parliaments, and consultation committees, are not experienced in coping with such challenges.

After coping well initially, Europe entered choppy waters when confronted with the prospect of Greece defaulting on its public debt.

Coping with the changing workplace and the need for the constant upgrading of skills is a difficult but essential task.

The aim of the project is to identify the peoples' adaptation techniques and traditional knowledge in coping with dryland conditions.

Coronary heart disease The approximate prevalence of the metabolic syndrome in patients with coronary heart disease (CHD) is 50 , with a prevalence of 37 in patients with premature coronary artery disease (age 45), particularly in women.

In medicine, an acute disease is a disease with a rapid onset and or a short course.

Palestinian households living behind the Barrier have depleted their coping strategies.

In the medium term, the two governments should work out a formula for coping with scenarios that now play out regularly.

Mr. Moussa Sanon, Burkina Faso, presented a case study on transfer of technology and capacity building for coping with climate variability.

There is evidence that HAR1 is repressed by REST in individuals with Huntington's disease, perhaps contributing to the neurodegeneration associated with the disease.

Kawasaki disease is predominantly a disease of young children, with 80 of patients younger than five years of age.

He enumerated coping strategies, such as polyculture, rainwater harvesting, migration, and afforestation.

Such programmes also provide income generating opportunities and relate to coping strategies in relation with population pressure, water scarcity, poverty and migration.

Target settings with a low or very low burden of disease it is clear that vaccines will not work in patients with advanced metastatic disease.

In late 1995, two young people were diagnosed with Creutzfeldt Jakob disease a rare disease typically seen in elderly patients.

It is a lifelong disease with no known cure.

But there is also the intense pressure under which Greek society is now functioning and the extraordinary courage with which ordinary citizens are coping with economic disaster.

We are still coping with the budgetary consequences, especially in Europe, but it is true that the world did not end in 2008.

Europeans have a shared appraisal of many of the world s problems, and often put forward common methods and strategies for coping with them.

The Millennium Development Goals could not be achieved without eradicating domestic violence, if only because of the cost of coping with the phenomenon.

One of the greatest environmental and development challenges in the twenty first century will be that of controlling and coping with climate change.

Furthermore, universality is essential for coping with the increasing threat of the use of chemical weapons by terrorists and with other risks associated with the proliferation of dangerous chemical materials.

Doctors diagnosed him with Crohn s disease, an inflammatory bowel condition.

Years later when a market economy and political democracy were established, Germany did turn toward coping with the past , and did so very effectively.

The country is still coping with a locust invasion that started in December 2004, which has affected crops, including the important cashew cash crop.

The Indian Ocean tsunami disaster has demonstrated yet again that closer international and regional cooperation is an effective means for coping with natural disasters.

The pandemic has a great effect on youth, weakening family and social coping mechanisms.

Of those rats that don't abort, atrazine causes prostate disease in the pups so the sons are born with an old man's disease.

The leading cause of death in patients with chronic kidney disease is cardiovascular disease, regardless of whether there is progression to stage 5.

15. Calls upon the international community to continue to assist those countries receiving refugees in coping with the resulting economic, social, humanitarian and environmental challenges