Overburdened social support mechanisms would thus come under even greater pressure.

The debt relief measures had not benefited a large number of countries overburdened with debt repayment and debt servicing.

There is another viewpoint the future instrument should not be overburdened with definitions like the existing treaties on outer space.

The wounds caused by land mines are the type with which such overburdened medical systems are least equipped to cope.

But many developing countries have just emerged from being overburdened with debt they do not want to go through that again.

While some countries are overburdened, others are taking advantage of the current situation.

The large influx of returnees placed enormous strain on the already overburdened health services.

Many regretted that one consequence of the Council's expanding agenda was that ambassadors were overburdened.

Or do you ask them for a reward , so that they are overburdened by a debt ?

Or do you ask them for a reward , so that they are overburdened by a debt ?

This is ostensibly due to the fact that the Department is so overburdened with parliamentary documentation that some publications and other materials receive low priority treatment.

490. Successive waves of refugees had overburdened the capacity of medical and other basic facilities to provide adequate services.

Sub saharan Africa alone is overburdened with debt servicing to the tune of 200 billion representing 10 per cent of the total national income of the 43 countries involved.

The poorly trained, overburdened and underresourced judiciary is also prone to the political interference of the Executive and the Legislature.

I felt I would rather live on my own industry in England than on the already overburdened people of France.

41. The high number of casualties resulting from the continuing hostilities placed additional strain on the already severely overburdened health services.

With the ocean getting rougher, the once agile rescue vessel is now so overburdened that some officers are second guessing the captain, who again calls for the larger ship to help.

It was reported to the Committee that, because that Department was so overburdened with parliamentary documentation, some materials from the Department of Public Information received low priority treatment when it came to translation.

Adjustment programmes are to some extent overburdened by a multiplicity of goals as wide ranging as fighting inflation and reducing poverty and pollution.

Even the United States has infrastructure that is hobbled by neglect, with collapsing bridges and a dangerously overburdened electrical grid. Land rich Brazil, too, is a case study in the consequences of under investment.

But an exception can again be made When both the private and public sectors are overburdened with debt, adjustment leads to a debt deflation spiral, particularly when conducted under a fixed exchange rate regime.

The results showed that men were overburdened due to paid work and women had limited time for rest and for hobbies or self education.

Conditions of peace, security, stability and confidence should be created in Rwanda in order to facilitate the repatriation of refugees from overburdened neighbouring countries.

The health facilities of the Agency, in particular its emergency and rehabilitation services, were overburdened owing to the ever increasing number of maimed and injured.

In addition, populations unable to return to mined villages, or unable to find traditional employment, congregate in urban areas, straining already overburdened social welfare systems.

Health and social welfare services have likewise been greatly overburdened in providing for the treatment and rehabilitation of drug abusers, and for the associated health problems.

The reality is that countries such as Tanzania have been forced to grant refugee status en masse as a consequence of the overburdened administrative capacities of receiving States.

The conceptual and practical financial difficulties of collecting data in a number of areas are acknowledged, particularly in those countries where national machinery and statistical institutions are overburdened.

These sad trends will certainly spur the loss of biological diversity, cause climatic change, trigger migrations and add to an already overburdened international community unquantifiable demand in humanitarian assistance.

There hath come unto you a messenger , ( one ) of yourselves , unto whom aught that ye are overburdened is grievous , full of concern for you , for the believers full of pity , merciful .

There hath come unto you a messenger , ( one ) of yourselves , unto whom aught that ye are overburdened is grievous , full of concern for you , for the believers full of pity , merciful .

This must be accomplished without becoming either bogged down in argument or evading dialogue, or pushing issues in the direction of forums that do not operate in the decisive framework the question requires and that, in addition, are notoriously overburdened with their own agendas.

These dangerous journeys, in old and overburdened boats, increase at the end of the summer in anticipation of the winter break during which such crossings are suspended due to poor sailing conditions.

It is important to note that the choice of admissibility criteria determines the application of the communications procedure, avoiding its abuse and ensuring that the supervising body is not overburdened by excessive numbers of communications.

From the expansion of peace keeping operations to the task of constantly monitoring events that threaten peace and security, the Council has seen an active agenda, and its capacity to respond is at times overburdened.

The Working Group heard a statement by expert Louis Joinet, who explained that in its 1998 draft the Sub Commission had not proposed giving the Human Rights Committee a monitoring mandate as the Committee was already overburdened, and expanding it would be a complex exercise with no financial benefit.

While the enormous volume of the bank debt implies that governments should shy away from socializing banking risks, it also suggests that only the banks creditors could reasonably be asked to foot the bill without being overburdened.

2. The escalation of the conflict, resulting in large numbers of displaced persons and refugees, has increased the pressure on a very fragile economy and an already overburdened social infrastructure and services (education, health, housing, water and sanitation).

Our Government and vulnerable Central and Eastern European Governments have been described as rowing between the Scylla of an overburdened State budget and the Charybdis of the political unpopularity of social budget reform offering less than universal benefits.

To prevent our planet from becoming overburdened and to ensure sustainable development, more than 15,000 participants and delegates from 179 States, the non independent countries and a myriad of non governmental organizations converged on Cairo, Egypt, this past September.

Conservation of resources constitutes an essential prerequisite of effective criminal justice management. A justice system that attempts to resolve all conflicts by processing all reports of criminal acts through the court system is likely to be overburdened and may ultimately fail.

It could be argued, for example, that Eurobonds would allow eurozone members to pool their financial strength and, by enhancing the attractiveness of the euro as a reserve currency, hold down borrowing costs to such an extent that AAA rated countries are not overburdened.

The theory underlying the law is that a new set of accredited third party marketplaces, rather than the overburdened Securities and Exchange Commission (which missed Bernie Madoff s monster Ponzi scheme), will ensure that entrepreneurs tell the truth, and that investors know what they are buying.

16. In paragraph 450 of the report, the Working Group notes that in relation to some treaties it may be necessary to limit the range of offences forming part of a court apos s subject matter jurisdiction, so as to avoid a court being overburdened by less serious offences.

With loving kindness, with patience, with openness?