We also declare our willingness to support the more widespread use of Portuguese in Spanish speaking Ibero American countries.

In fact, reducing the risks of proliferation could pave the way for more widespread use of peaceful nuclear applications.

Illegal occupation and use of property remain widespread.

Widespread illegal occupation and use of property continues.

Alternative sources of energy have been hyped by corporate lobbyists and a credulous media to appear far more ready for widespread use than they really are.

Second, adjustment fatigue is widespread and becoming more acute.

In this context, there is widespread rejection of the fundamentalists use of the term.

Before its use became widespread, conflicts and disputes were invariably resolved through armed confrontation.

Ms. Pimentel asked whether the reduction in fertility rates indicated widespread use of contraceptives.

One should, however, take note that poverty is more widespread in Bosnia and Herzegovina than in any other former Yugoslav country (it is more widespread only in Kosovo).

The use of these clauses is a widespread practice in some sectors of maritime carriage.

Their extinction possibly occurred as a direct result of hunting, but was more probably a result of widespread habitat changes brought about by human activities notably the use of fire.

It also expresses grave concern at reports of widespread use of torture and continuing enforced disappearances.

It is not known whether such hypovariable control regions are more widespread.

However, such personnel were being used in a much more widespread manner.

(g) The widespread use of sexual violence against women and children, including as a means of warfare

History In late medieval Europe the chest came into widespread use, especially in homes of the nobility.

The term gender mainstreaming' came into widespread use after the Fourth World Conference on Women in 1995.

The Commission also expresses grave concern at reports of widespread use of torture and continuing enforced disappearances.

Even more widespread than indirect repression is the corrupting pressure of government money.

The widespread use of fracking in the U.S. has meant the world s second biggest emitter is on track to reducing the intensity of its emissions from energy use.

Britain was a much more socialized economy, with widespread government ownership and dominant trade unions.

Fiscal stimulus turned out to be more widespread in 2009 than one might have guessed.

Many macroeconomists attribute the sustained decline in inflation since the early 1980 s to the widespread use of this strategy.

This is no small matter in the UAE, where VPN use is widespread at universities, businesses, airports and private homes.

The widespread use of vaccine and urbanization has led to control of the disease in Japan, Korea, Taiwan and Singapore.

Flat metal signs reappeared in the 1980s with the widespread use of surfaces covered with retroflective sheeting materials like Scotchlite.

And unemployment remains stubbornly high, though employment is now more widespread than it has ever been.

His death, last June, caused widespread demonstrations and rage against police torture and the use of Emergency Law to terrorise citizens.

His death, last June, caused widespread demonstrations and rage against police torture and the use of Emergency Law to terrorise citizens.'

His death, last June, caused widespread demonstrations and rage against police torture and the use of Emergency Law to terrorise citizens.'

In his time, electrical treatment had acquired a bad name in the medical profession through its widespread use by quack practitioners.

Western style toilets and urinals started to appear in Japan at the beginning of the 20th century, but only after World War II did their use become more widespread, due to the influence of the American occupation.

But humans are social creatures with no natural predators, so female competition is more widespread and demonstrative performance and display are more likely.

Following this find, it is nowadays commonly presumed that, at least in late use, Runic was a widespread and common writing system.

As the only draft animal species which is comfortable in wetlands, the water buffalo is in widespread use in Asian rice paddies.

Mexico s bad health is a symptom of problems that run deeper and are more widespread than swine flu.

Poverty was widespread, with more than half of the population living on less than one dollar a day.

Two months prior to the gathering, a United Nations special reporter published a paper condemning Uzbekistan for widespread and systematic use of torture.

Systematic and widespread use and acceptance of speech or propaganda promoting hatred and or inciting violence against minority groups, particularly in the media.

More widely, passive solar technologies include the solar furnace and solar forge, but these typically require some external energy for aligning their concentrating mirrors or receivers, and historically have not proven to be practical or cost effective for widespread use.

Widespread instability

With power stations now being built, the signs are bright for widespread use of geothermal energy to generate clean, emissions free base load power.

There is no need to have widespread adoption before application, and bringing the convention into force at the earliest opportunity will promote its use.

Solutions to these problems are participatory decisionmaking, including inclusive land use planning widespread availability of information, and implementation of land use and planning policies, as well as fostering cross sectoral coordination and collective action.