Remoteness affects the quality of education.

Then there are the problems associated with remoteness.

So keep both of those ideas of remoteness.

Now, by remoteness, I mean two or three different kinds of things.

Her dry style, personal remoteness, and forced smiles make her an atypical Israeli.

Despite its remoteness, Antarctica is not immune from the atmospheric pollution of industrialization.

The first piece of the puzzle is remoteness and the quality of education.

16. Despite its remoteness, Antarctica is not immune from the atmospheric pollution of industrialization.

However, owing to Pitcairn apos s remoteness, very few agreements have been concluded so far.

(iii) Logistic problems, including remoteness related to the provision of rapid disaster relief and reconstruction

Telecommunications represents an important tool in overcoming the disadvantage of remoteness that characterizes most SIDS.

However, owing to Pitcairn apos s remoteness, very few agreements have been concluded so far.

A small tourism industry attracting visitors who appreciate the remoteness and wildlife has also developed.

And such a set of specs should produce the technology to address remoteness, values and violence.

This is exacerbated by high transportation costs due to the geographical remoteness of small island developing States.

With respect to remoteness, most small island developing countries are 200 to 1,000 km from the nearest continent.

If we don't have fishing because these reefs are protected by law or their remoteness, this is great.

Because of the remoteness of landfill sites, it is sometimes not economically feasible to produce electricity from the gas.

There were problems in communication given the remoteness of the region and possibly inadequate technology and expertise at SPREP.

54. Tourism development can, however, be hindered by island specific handicaps such as smallness, remoteness or an archipelagic topography.

She described these countries as generally vulnerable, many of them as a result of their geographical characteristics of smallness and remoteness.

Mountain States are characterized by remoteness, difficult accessibility, the scarcity of information, harsh geo climatic conditions, and high costs of living.

10.10 One of the factors that makes it possible to adhere to the recommended student teacher ratio is the remoteness of villages.

Lack of territorial access to the sea, remoteness from world markets and higher transaction costs hampered the competitiveness of landlocked developing countries.

Major challenges relate to the remoteness of the study areas and the difficulty and expense of conducting continuous sampling from research vessels.

That idea is especially appealing to these States in view of their geographic remoteness and their historical isolation from the outside world.

40. Regional cooperation and integration offered opportunities for island developing countries to alleviate the limitations and constraints associated with smallness and remoteness.

The divisive character of the most recent plan, which essentially led to its rejection, epitomized its remoteness from the essence of the problem.

I think part of that reason is because of the remoteness, the span and the wilderness of this almost 95 percent intact ecosystem.

The Seasons thus convey a sense of affinity and also remoteness affinity of the man who sees in the peasant a living reminder of humanity's childhood, ... ...with which it is good to reconnect remoteness of the merchant displaying all the superiority of a far sighted visionary and contesting the voluptuous, decadent nobles control of the land.

We are hopeful that our smallness and remoteness will not hinder us from receiving the benefits that this Organization provides to small island States like mine.

Of course, remoteness in its normal sense, which means that as you go further and further away from an urban center, you get to remoter areas.

These include their small size and relative geographic remoteness, a narrow range of resources, severe population stress, sometimes minimal renewable fresh water resources, and high degrees of endemism.

The same class of information technologies that automate, disintermediate, and reduce the costs of remoteness are also enabling the construction of increasingly complex and geographically diverse global supply chains and networks.

Recognizing that small island developing States experience specific problems arising from, among other things, their small size, remoteness, geographical dispersion, vulnerability to natural disasters, fragile ecosystems and limited fresh water supply,

Smallness, remoteness, and the fact that their economies are wide open to international market influences add to the other weaknesses which they share with the rest of the least developed countries.

If there is a monster underground, it is the crushing psychological remoteness that begins to hit every member of the team once you cross about three days inbound from the nearest entrance.

If there is a monster underground, it is the crushing psychological remoteness that begins to hit every member of the team once you cross about three days inbound from the nearest entrance.

The only reason that this quite practical and obvious solution to the remoteness and isolation of Palau and other countries like it has not been implemented is an argument relating to its cost.

27. Greater regional cooperation and integration of island developing countries, as called for by the General Assembly in its resolution 47 186, would help them to alleviate the constraints of smallness and remoteness.

Women and girl children in developing countries are frequently marginalized due to cultural discrimination, poverty, lack of education, lack of proper nutrition and health and the remoteness of the areas in which they live.

The vacuum is caused by the remoteness and isolation of Palau and those other States, and by the failure of the institutions of the United Nations to create a compelling presence within Palau's borders.

For reasons set out above, indigenous students' access to universities has traditionally been difficult owing to such factors as geographical remoteness, cost, cultural prejudice and the low number of indigenous students completing pre university studies.

Small island developing countries, including Tonga, face many unique challenges because of our small populations, remoteness and dispersed locations, narrow resource endowment and vulnerability to external shocks, including from international market fluctuations and natural disasters.

SIDS NET is an exciting and innovative concept which has the potential, through the promotion of exchanges of data, information and experiences among small island developing States, to counter the disadvantages of size and remoteness.