Respondents were asked whether Governments provided effective medical care to persons with disabilities.

Only 48 per cent of the respondents had, during the third reporting period, sent or received such requests, compared with almost 60 per cent of respondents during the second period.

There were 1,143 respondents younger than 18 (19.25 per cent), while 4,328 respondents were older than 18 (90 per cent).

Respondents were asked what economic policies Governments have adopted to create equal opportunities for persons with disabilities.

Respondents were asked whether Governments fulfilled their responsibility to provide social security and income maintenance for persons with disabilities.

There were significant differences between male and female respondents 54.1 per cent of male and only 12.5 per cent of female respondents said that they consumed alcohol.

In 2003 another survey on violence and women's health was conducted (with 1008 respondents, incl. 544 women and 464 men).

The respondents applied to have the Commission's directives set aside.

9 of the respondents considered the positions to be equal.

Nearly all respondents commented that the meeting had been productive.

About half of respondents indicated they have only lived in one country, with the other half having lived in multiple countries.

Only 26 per cent of respondents reported that the seizure of precursor chemicals was the result of cooperation with other States.

Respondents were asked whether Governments ensured that persons with disabilities were integrated into cultural activities and could participate on an equal basis.

The applicants and the respondents were the claimants and respondents in an international arbitration conducted in Singapore pursuant to the Rules of Conciliation and Arbitration of the International Chamber of Commerce.

The research results show that 86 per cent of the respondents have breakfast every day, and 94 per cent of the respondents brush their teeth one or more times a day.

Respondents Russia (Malysheva) Brazil (Toni) Switzerland (W. Zimmermann) Uganda (Nsita) India (Bahuguna)

About 50 of respondents are illiterate and the remaining ones have primary education

Respondents were asked about measures taken by the State to ensure that persons with disabilities have equal opportunities to participate in recreation and sports.

Respondents were asked about the measures taken by Governments to encourage equal participation of persons with disabilities in the religious life of their communities.

Research has shown that 6.7 per cent of respondents are physically active, 42.1 per cent suffer hypertension, and 55 per cent of respondents suffer from cholesterol levels that exceed 5.5 mmol l (millimoles per litre).

The same share of respondents (77 per cent) believed that UNMOs should be provided with armed escorts for movement if the security situation became precarious.

Respondents were asked about the measures taken to raise awareness in society about persons with disabilities, their rights, their needs, their potential and their contribution.

Thus, while most respondents said they were not worried, nearly half expressed some worry.

In the United States, respondents favor trade restrictions by a two to one margin.

They should also, whenever possible, contact the respondents and collect their version of facts.

Respondents from Lebanon and Turkey preferred women not to cover their faces or hair.

However, the polling did not indicate the extent to which respondents follow both sports.

One fifth of respondents named these factors as an outcome of their OFDI activities.

On average, respondents have lived in at least two countries, with some who have lived in as much as six, seven or even eight different countries.

Respondents were asked whether Governments ensured the provision of rehabilitation services to persons with disabilities, to reach and sustain their optimum level of independence and function.

Respondents were asked to what extent Governments ensure adequate training of personnel involved in the planning and provision of programmes and services concerning persons with disabilities.

Also, 50 per cent of respondents indicated the use of two or more kinds of narcotic drugs at the same time, while 37.7 per cent of respondents confirmed having sexual intercourse when under the effects of drugs.

And half of all respondents claim to make daily sacrifices to save for major expenditures.

Input from respondents around the world more than 9,600 this year influences the report s conclusions.

Some 21.1 per cent of respondents have not adopted any of the measures indicated above.

The 2002 2003 survey on people's satisfaction with the scheme reveals that 80 per cent of respondents were satisfied with the services at hospitals and only 68.6 per cent were satisfied with the quality of medicines.

43 percent of respondents said they use less than half the functionality of their existing system.

All respondents agreed to limit introductory statements for agenda items to a maximum of five minutes.

This large group of respondents provided a mine of information that led to some unexpected conclusions.

Respondents were asked whether Governments promoted the right of persons with disabilities to personal integrity and ensured that laws did not discriminate against them with respect to family life, sexual relationships, marriage and parenthood.

Respondents were asked whether Governments collected and disseminated information on the living conditions of persons with disabilities and promoted comprehensive research on all aspects, including obstacles that affect the lives of persons with disabilities.

Only 26 per cent of respondents in the third reporting period (compared with 25 per cent in the second) reported that precursor chemicals had been seized as a result of cooperation with other States.

Even so, roughly 70 of respondents in a February poll said that they approved of Putin s performance.

Respondents were asked what actions Governments had taken to establish and strengthen national coordinating bodies on disability.

A smaller proportion of respondents (41 per cent, compared with 57 per cent in the reporting period 2000 2002) had integrated research results into prevention campaigns and treatment efforts.