UNDP headquarters provides some good approaches and strategies for gender mainstreaming in several sectors, and there are instances of good practice in country programmes.

There may be proportionately fewer such instances but, as the authors conclude, Botched executions are indisputably an inherent component of the modern practice of capital punishment .

These instances are rare.

Instances are not numerous.

In answer to these questions, he said that international practice in respect of external self determination, in the sense of an entitlement to unilateral secession, remained contextually restricted to instances of colonialism and closely analogous situations.

Records instances of crashes for easier recovery

c. treatment in courts of all instances

In some instances Arran was a part of Armenia.

Of course, there are instances of misconduct, misbehavior and disasters.

However, non governmental sources have reported many instances of violence.

In many instances, road accidents rob poor families of their breadwinner.

Moreover, there were continued instances of attacks on civilians and rapes.

In some instances, it may even be shorter.

In some instances, provocative language has been removed.

Similarly, there can be useful instances of democratic delegation to international organizations.

But it is difficult to find many other instances of its success.

(a) Instances of discrimination not covered by ICERD, CEDAW, CWM or ICCPR

In many instances, the football matched unearthed national rivalries.

In many instances, displacement has reached truly disturbing levels.

Khoramabadi is a key member of a Commission to Determine Instances of Criminal Content .

There are enough instances of possible bias that the issue cannot be ignored.

In some instances, those crimes may fall within the jurisdiction of the Court.

The possible expansion of the scope of legal protection would increase such instances of overlap.

Recently, however, torture has resurfaced as a critical international human rights issue, as well publicized instances give the impression not only that the practice is increasing across a range of Member States, but that the very existence of the absolute prohibition on the use of torture is being questioned.

This was one of the first instances of a workers revolt in the entire world.

In such instances FIA immediately notifies the Minister of Interior and the Minister of Finance.

A city wiki contains information about specific instances of things, ideas, people and places.

There were no instances of anti aircraft fire across the Line during this period.

However, the State practice is not entirely consistent and further evidence of practice and, especially more current practice, is needed.

It was also observed that, where the rules would award the contract to the second best bidder, there had been instances observed in practice of a bidder placing an artificially low but winning bid, in the knowledge that the second best bidder would receive the contract.

In some instances, the godfather is responsible for naming the child.

In some instances a graft can be an artificially manufactured device.

In many instances, conventional approaches to fisheries management need to improve.

A judgment by the Peshawar High Court has outlawed such instances.

He noted that there were many instances where Member States fell short of their obligations.

Most children take the father's surname and in some instances both parents'.

Feedback is important, particularly in instances where the metadata has significant deficiencies.

The Criminal Law (Amendment) Act, 2004 is aimed at combating such instances.

In some instances, contingents were deployed without a civil military coordination officer.

These cases count as recovered memories of sexual abuse, but not as instances of traumatic dissociative amnesia.

Once all instances of the proxy are out of scope, the complex object's memory may be deallocated.

Manifestations of discrimination include high instances of child and bonded labour, unequal pay, unemployment and emotional devaluation.

We must not fail our children, who in most instances are the primary victims of violence.

As compared to 2002, almost three times as many instances of AIDS were diagnosed in 2003.

Emancipation legislation looks back in time, at instances of discrimination that have occurred in the past.