Given this risk, Kyong hui s poor health is a significant hindrance.

The patients of these institutions were mistreated mainly because they were a hindrance to society.

Information on whether language has proved a hindrance in political participation is not available.

Legal notice

The objects of anger are perceived as a hindrance to the gratification of the desires of the angry person.

Privileges and immunities are designed to permit activities of the United Nations to take place without national hindrance.

Notice to produce

KIGALI There is no greater hindrance to a country s long term economic development than childhood undernourishment.

Mother's employment is no longer seen as a hindrance to creating emotional bonds with the child.

Rehabilitation of degraded land Most countries have programmes for rehabilitation and also cite lack of funding as a primary hindrance.

preaching the Kingdom of God, and teaching the things concerning the Lord Jesus Christ with all boldness, without hindrance.

The implication of that model is that democracy is a hindrance for economic growth, rather than a facilitator of economic growth.

Notice of claim by an injured State

Instead of denying the Special Committee access to the territories, the Israeli Government should allow it to work without hindrance.

He didn't notice the interchange ahead of him.

He didn't notice the interchange ahead of him.

Notice that JingJing is cute.

How could you not notice?

Enter the editorial notice here.

Notice of ERA, its content and means of dissemination

Disagreement should not be a hindrance to meeting and interacting discussing issues of common concern will not affect the legal state of affairs.

Legal sufficiency of grantor name in a registered notice

Article 52 (previously 51). Notice of arrival at destination

It's pressure sensitive, you can notice.

Indeed, until recently, most people took little notice of China.

Termination shall become effective months after receipt of the notice.

A major hindrance to scientific progress is the increasing scarcity of research funding a trend that has been exacerbated by the global economic crisis.

Legal sufficiency of description of assets covered by a registered notice

Each case has had to be adjourned owing to the non attendance of witnesses who had been given insufficient notice, or no notice at all, of the hearing.

(b) A description of the movable property covered by the notice

9 Decision on Joseph Nzabirinda's Notice of Appeal , 28 January 2005.

Such Contracting State must give corresponding notice to .

Furthermore, the notice of appeal complained of the violation of various fundamental rights.

You'll notice, of course, that there are hot spots South Asia, Africa.

The majority of patients with chronic pain notice memory and attention difficulties.

And you may notice they're wearing very thick gloves.

If you notice further problems, try restarting the computer.

Our orders are to stay here until further notice.

Even large pension funds are beginning to take notice.

Non governmental organizations will be allowed unhindered access to the civilian population without any hindrance if they are registered in accordance with the law.

Excessive debt burdens continued to be a great hindrance to the growth potential of many such countries, especially in the light of escalating oil prices and declining commodity prices.

Those causes and grounds were set out in the notice of appeal itself.

And you notice nobody is tone deaf, right? Nobody is.

I notice the sale prices are written in red ink.

Aart acted like he didn't notice that Emma was racist.