Currently, access to secondary education is difficult.

That situation makes protection of and access to civilians extremely difficult.

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

In addition, 37.9 per cent of women reported that access to health services became difficult.

Iranina bloggers also reported that access to Gmail and Yahoo messanger became very difficult.

Although space is relatively difficult to access, it lies not far above every nation.

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

This is difficult for SMEs, because they operate in isolation and therefore find it difficult to integrate into global trade and to access fast growing export markets.

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

For women, however, more often than for men, it is more difficult to get access to land or credits.

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

As a result, public access to, and information about, the Fund's proceedings may be somewhat more difficult to obtain.

To promote qualification and financial assistance to midwives and health agents in places of difficult access, not contemplated by the public health system.

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

The Committee expresses its concern about the difficult access to education and health care for refugee and internally displaced children.

Khula requires intervention of the court and considering the overall situation of women, their mobility etc. it becomes difficult for them to access their right.

Additionally, the large volume of information available from space systems in terms of archived data is currently not organized and is thus difficult to access.

The second option, universal access, would require an unprecedented level of social assistance for the poor, and extraordinarily difficult decisions about what to subsidize.

The Committee is concerned that the lives of a great number of children are marked by poverty, difficult access to, and deficient quality of, public services.

Small and medium enterprises (SMEs), customarily considered the engine of economic growth in the developing countries, find it difficult to attract investors and access technology.

The main requests from the OTP relate to the access to documents which is sometimes denied or made difficult and to the protection of witnesses.

It is not difficult to imagine that Erdogan was also seeking to block public access to his own communications with this move.

The quality in healthcare services remains poor, and access to them was difficult for women, especially in the mountainous and rural areas.

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.

However, despite official sources claiming such developments as universal access to education and full employment, it has always been difficult to verify the real scope of the coverage of social security.

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

Furthermore, young people who are trying to protect themselves from possible HIV AIDS infection are having a difficult time getting access to information, counselling, screening and treatment.

In this chapter, the constraints in the rights of women refer to the women's access to land and its control, which makes it difficult for her to have an adequate livelihood.

Noting that, although there is a general interest in astronomy, it is often difficult for the general public to gain access to information and knowledge on the subject,

Unrealistic expectations exacerbate these psychological impediments to progress. In an era of instant access, people often expect immediate relief from symptoms, which is difficult to achieve when it comes to chronic pain.

WTO negotiations on behind the border' policies, including NTBs, have proven to be more complex than traditional market access talks because it is much more difficult to trade concessions'.

In the current difficult global economic climate, public concerns about immigration and access to jobs inevitably grow more acute, increasing the risk that rival forms of lumpen populism and associated tensions will emerge.

Moreover, Mauritanian authorities always try to hack activists' accounts and resort to slowing the internet so that it is difficult for activists to upload videos or even access social networks.

At that point, we will face another moral imperative, one that will be even more difficult to fulfill expanding Internet access beyond the less than 30 of the world s population that currently has it.

As land is the major asset used as collateral to obtain rural credit, women have limited access to credit facilities.6 Withdrawal of credit provided by the Government in rural areas as the result of an increased liberalization and privatization of the financial sector can make access to credit even more difficult for women.

For reasons set out above, indigenous students' access to universities has traditionally been difficult owing to such factors as geographical remoteness, cost, cultural prejudice and the low number of indigenous students completing pre university studies.

Β. In the Mass Media, as agencies which form and influence public opinion, in order to combat stereotypes and biases that make the access of the above mentioned social groups to the labour market difficult.

Michèle Mertens analyzes what is known about those manuscripts in her translation of Zozimos, concluding that the Arabic tradition seems extremely rich and promising, and regretting the difficult of access to these materials, until translated editions are available.

With the ease with which young children, youths and adults can access satellite television which often shows graphic and violent movies depicting women as willing victims, it is difficult to censor these movies.

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.

(i) The continued overcrowding and poor conditions prevailing in prisons and other detention facilities, as well as the fact that it is difficult for independent bodies with a mandate to visit places of detention to obtain access

Priority 2 of the Plan states that by the year 2015 all children, particularly girls, children in difficult circumstances and those belonging to ethnic minorities will have access to a complete, free and compulsory primary education of good quality.

Problems of accessibility to health facilities is a factor that continues to restrict access to communities which are located in the remotest parts of the country and where women find it difficult to obtain advice as well as contraceptives.

Of course, difficult choices lay ahead.

Equality of Access