India also has fairly extensive investments in a number of countries in Africa.

There has been extensive destruction and loss of life in a number of these villages.

Since the mission assets were substantial in number and value, the process was extensive and time consuming.

Solving that problem requires bolder, more extensive measures that benefit a large number of countries, including middle income countries.

Extensive interview

The number of legal migrants and refugees is decided each year by the Government after extensive consultations with the community.

They were also much assisted by the extensive proposals made by States and by a number of non governmental organizations (NGOs).

In that regard, the Under Secretary General, following extensive consultations, has enunciated a number of key themes to govern the way ahead.

This uncertainty regarding the number of skeletons is a reflection of the extensive perimortem skeletal injuries, postmortem skeletal damage and associated commingling.

They are extensive travellers.

After an extensive investigation

Extensive agendas and the large number of meetings made it increasingly difficult to manage negotiations efficiently in the limited time available at sessions.

The work involved extensive desk review of existing documents and publications, months of field visits and a large number of interviews and consultations.

Referring to the extensive agendas and the large number of activities, inside and outside the formal process, many participants stressed that delegations were overloaded.

The Messengers of Peace programme has been engaged in a number of projects and missions that have resulted in extensive outreach for the Organization.

After extensive debate and revision, the rules, which number 125 in total, were adopted at the end of the second session in February 1994.

The large number of requests for the services of the interregional adviser reflects the extensive needs of countries for technical assistance through advisory services.

and furnished him with extensive means ,

This requires extensive inter agency coordination.

Chest crushed. Extensive internal injuries, probably.

Extensive negotiations are expected on the number of tariff bands, the criteria for setting such tariff bands and the modalities for reducing tariffs in each band.

83. A number of delegations expressed misgiving in connection with recommendation III (c) on the more extensive recruitment and wider functions of the United Nations Volunteers.

Its extensive territory borders (nine) African countries.

MedlinePlus' extensive reference list of pertinent sites.

And to whom I granted extensive wealth

There is extensive damage in the villages.

Extensive background information should be eliminated altogether.

(58) Support for extensive methods of agriculture

I had extensive and life threatening injuries.

He had extensive influence in the United States.

Extensive wisdom but warning does not avail them .

Extensive wisdom but warning does not avail them .

Scope of application of the convention too extensive

Extensive experience in negotiation of bilateral tax treaties.

Debt relief should be more extensive and generous.

Extensive European experience is available in this field.

In some SIDS, subsistence farming is still extensive.

In Honduras, the massacre received extensive media coverage.

Within those programmes, a number of projects have been implemented for the direct benefit of children, including programmes on extensive immunization, the prevention of malnutrition and safe child rearing.

The number of artificial abortions in 2001 declined by 9.2 in comparison with 2000 (and by 4.4 between 1999 and 2000), which suggests the more extensive use of contraceptives.

Reform will, of course, require extensive discussion and deliberation.

There have also been extensive beatings and arbitrary detentions.

Labor migration in Europe is, historically, far less extensive.

Extensive use of copper became common during this time.

Guam has an extensive public and private education system.