FARC EP and ELN continued their frequent use of anti personnel mines.

We urge the Council to make more frequent and systematic use of informal exchanges, and to increase the regularity of substantive briefings for Member States.

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Nutritional disorders are 8 to 10 times more frequent in women than men.

Some delegations held the opinion that the Council was making excessive use of Chapter VII of the Charter, which should be invoked only as a last resort, and that it should make more frequent use of Chapters VI and VIII instead.

This included the development of a code of conduct that would restrict the use of the veto in the case of genocide and more frequent use of the Arria Formula to enhance civil society participation in conflict resolution and peacebuilding.

But what about the more frequent Sunni attacks? Where is their support coming from?

The only way to arrest such fears is through closer and more frequent dialogue.

Syphilis is almost four times more frequent in pregnant women than infection with HIV.

Cancer is more frequent among children as well as among women younger than 44 years.

Depressive disorders caused by neurosis are, on average, two to three times more frequent in women.

Like the Advisory Committee, the Group welcomed the Board's more frequent practice of expanding performance audits.

Continued greenhouse gas emissions on the massive scale of today would have devastating consequences, including more frequent and more intense weather events.

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In 2007, a compilation of the best studies concluded that frequent (daily) cannabis use doubles the risk of a psychotic outcome.

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Higher and more frequent yields mean less poverty in farm families, and lower food prices for cities.

Council interaction with other United Nations bodies should become more frequent and substantive, and we favour more transparent decision making by the Council.

The Committee noted Israel's frequent use of administrative detention entailing restrictions on access to counsel and to disclosure of reasons for detention.

Thefts and armed attacks are a recurring problem in Madagascar and have been growing more and more frequent since the political crisis in 2009.

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It s no coincidence that military exercises between the Philippines and the U.S. became more frequent in the past year.

Demonstrations have become more frequent since authorities arrested Mohamed Zefzafi, an activist and prominent Hirak organiser, on May 29.

The stronger and more frequent hurricanes and typhoons in the Caribbean and the Pacific yet again prove this fact.

It makes frequent (weekly) use of video links with New York, both for increasing internal coordination and for participating in New York based meetings.

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Power shortages are frequent.

Personnel who are deployed to perform their valuable work on the ground are exposed to risks that seem to become both more complex and more frequent.

Travel broadens the mind, they say, but for that to happen, more is required than merely frequent changes of location.

Poor regions are also suffering from climate changes such as more frequent droughts, caused by rich countries greenhouse gas emissions.

Most of those accidents occur in urban areas worldwide, and statistics show that accidents are more frequent in developing countries.

It is generally accepted that frequent and prolonged cannabis use impairs cognitive functioning, but that these effects are reversible following abstinence of 3 12 months.

The frequent use of testimony by demobilized persons or those who have been reintegrated into society has been observed at a number of courtroom trials.

Extreme rainfall events will also become more frequent and intense in a warmer climate, owing to another simple fact of physics warm air can hold more moisture.

Those with more severe underlying disease have more frequent exacerbations in mild disease 1.8 per year, moderate 2 to 3 per year, and severe 3.4 per year.

The second case was more frequent a treaty might prohibit reservations to specific provisions of the treaty or prohibit categories of reservations, which was much more complicated.

Sudden, violent storms are frequent.

With the rise in popularity of newspapers, reports of the practice become more frequent in the second half of the 18th century.

However, there are still buses to Manchester every thirty minutes as well as more frequent services to other towns in east Lancashire.

Cross national policy spillovers are frequent.

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Thirdly, consideration should also be given to some important recommendations regarding the Court contained in An Agenda for Peace (A 47 277), such as that all States should make more frequent use of the jurisdiction of the Court, consistent with Article 36 of its Statute.

By contrast, frequent exposure to localized, temporary volatility forces systems to become more dynamic and flexible, enhancing their capacity to thrive under pressure.