Not infrequently, family members have different identity documents.

Not infrequently this has been helped by explicit policies.

And sometimes, actually not infrequently, it actually never happens.

What is dispiriting is that we ponder these arguments so infrequently.

Children bathe infrequently because the hot water isn't turned on until October.

Statistics on violence against women generally are collected infrequently and are not yet accurate.

And I still do get to keep in touch with my mother and father, albeit infrequently.

TD And I still do get to keep in touch with my mother and father, albeit infrequently.

Second, I believe that the core members of the Peacebuilding Commission should meet infrequently, perhaps on a quarterly basis.

As a result, many landowners with permits, including refugees registered with UNRWA, are cultivating their land infrequently or not at all.

The difficulties imposed by this reconciliation exercise have resulted in such orders being infrequently made in those States where they are available.

Ultimately, and in our view relatively infrequently, independence might be appropriate in certain cases where it is agreed by the State concerned.

Nowadays the two largest parties can rarely hope to muster two thirds of the popular vote. Not infrequently they have to form a grand coalition.

Though it happens infrequently, our own nucleotide sequences can change as the result of spontaneous or environmental damage which might remove or shift a nucleotide position.

It could provide useful guidelines along roads too infrequently travelled which led to the peaceful settlement of disputes and the effective and non violent management of competing interests.

It particularly wanted to avoid a separation of adjudicatory and investigatory functions, since that led to a situation where the Commissioners were totally divorced from investigations and met very infrequently.

5.3 The author further points out that one difficulty is that the New Zealand Government bases itself on the payment received from abroad and only infrequently checks the exchange rate.

Although such impacts happen very infrequently, even objects smaller than several kilometres in diameter cause significant damage when they hit the Earth at random intervals of hundreds or thousands of years.

As the Panel stated in the first F4 report, there is evidence in the scientific literature that emissions from the oil well fires in Kuwait may have reached parts of Syria, albeit infrequently.

Ministries of health themselves are often not strong in providing coordination within Governments and they infrequently advocate narrow medical care perspectives which favour cure over prevention and the urban rich over the rural poor.

It is perhaps not realistic to expect producers not to manufacture what they can profitably sell and also not to consolidate markets through persuasion and liberal incentives, not infrequently with some support from their Governments.

The red and dark blue sections are often difficult to see when the bird is perched, while the red base of the outer tail feathers only infrequently can be seen under normal viewing conditions in the wild.

While this tendency was certainly understandable, given how infrequently members get to serve in this capacity, several discussants emphasized that the success of a given Presidency should not, and would not, be judged by whether it held a highly visible open debate on a topical theme.

Whether we like it or not and whether we are worthy of it or not, our region apos s fashions and convictions on all these polarities often make us leaders and, not infrequently, scapegoats to journalists, politicians and television viewers in other regions of the world.