Disabilities are more prevalent among women (11.3 per cent) than men (9.1 per cent).

Part time work is much more prevalent among the youngest and oldest age groups.

Supporters of the traditional view were somewhat more prevalent among women with lower level of education.

That largely explains the phenomenon of boat people prevalent among young people. Young people are driven to migrate.

The tradition of Allah prevalent among those who passed away before and you will never find the traditions of Allah changing .

The tradition of Allah prevalent among those who passed away before and you will never find the traditions of Allah changing .

A combined method analysis of the figures shows that poverty is more prevalent among women and among the inactive or unemployed population (International Foundation for Global Economic Development, 2002).

Among the main causes of maternal mortality, the most prevalent are obstetric haemorrhaging, severe forms of gestosis, and other complications of pregnancy.

The Great Spirit, called Wakan Tanka among the Sioux and Gitche Manitou in Algonquian, is a conception of universal spiritual force, or supreme being prevalent among some Native American and First Nations cultures.

That pattern is much less prevalent in Europe.

Prevalent human traits are often strongly associated with LRS.

The Long Term view is becoming prevalent amongst investors.

Outside China, the prevalent view among business leaders is that President Xi Jinping s new administration has consolidated its power and acquired enough authority to push through far reaching economic reforms.

We are suffering from the impacts of an insecurity that is prevalent among our neighbours, particularly in the Central African Republic and the Sudan, with which Chad shares very long borders.

Nonetheless, in the cases in which data are disaggregated according to the size of enterprises, it appears that also in developing countries access to Internet is more prevalent among larger businesses.

The English language became prevalent around the world for many reasons.

The use of radio, television, and Internet in Mexico is prevalent.

This disease is most prevalent in Southeast Asia and East Asia.

Making green energy cheap and prevalent will also take a long time.

Violations cited were particularly prevalent in the mining and oil exploration sectors.

It recognizes the economic difficulties facing Haiti and the violence prevalent there.

But it is more prevalent in developing countries than in the developed world.

They would be called terrorists by the Israelis and the prevalent media because

The Qadiriya is prevalent in the west, and the Tidjaniya, in the east.

Prevalent among both women and men was the belief that women are not good leaders and that they do not cope with this work because they are too modest and emotional (75 of the respondents).

As long as sustained economic improvement has not materialized, political risk will remain prevalent.

The current post election situation stems from impunity and systematic corruption prevalent in Ukraine.

However, it still is not as prevalent as it was prior to the 1960s.

The interactive computer based training course entitled Basic security in the field staff safety, health, and welfare continues to be the most prevalent and efficient means of raising security awareness among individual United Nations and humanitarian staff.

This is prevalent in the Walking Street as well as other areas around the city.

Machinery, food products and chemicals are the sectors in which NTB complaints are most prevalent.

However, the prevalent view had been that such matters were best left to domestic legislators.

Now in the hands of a nonprofit group, the project continues to receive federal funding but boasts approximately 4 million users worldwide, among them many tech savvy digital activists in countries where technical censorship and surveillance are prevalent.

Call it Homophily, call it the Filter bubble, it is a prevalent phenomenon everywhere we turn.

Besides the central theme of love, is another prevalent theme, that of a revolution gone bad.

It has been noted that this role has been especially prevalent during 1920, 1936, and 1970.

Negotiations on the 2005 summit outcome document broke down because of prevalent and divergent security interests.

Such indicators are even more alarming in emerging markets, where discrimination and gender inequality are particularly prevalent.

Deeply concerned that the abuse and diversion of and trafficking in those substances are becoming more prevalent,

These included technological, financial and human resource constraints, which are prevalent in most non Annex I Parties.

Moreover, corruption is reportedly still prevalent in some police units, despite the ongoing efforts to tackle it.

Attacks on humanitarian workers and facilities remain prevalent, including incidents involving the killing of African Union peacekeepers.

Furthermore, they do not reflect the spirit of reform now prevalent in the United Nations General Assembly.

These include the widespread destitution and disaffection, especially among the unemployed youth corruption, which is still prevalent in the public sector weaknesses in the judicial system and resource constraints and other capacity shortfalls inhibiting the Government's ability to deliver services to the population.

Transboundary pollution issues are among the top priority concerns in 20 of the subregions, the most prevalent sources of pollution are agricultural runoff and industrial and municipal discharges, while unsustainable use of freshwater and living resources also score high on the priority list.