Greater burden sharing was a rote American demand.

Current resources are inadequate for the generation of non routine reports.

The replacement of routine manual jobs by machines and robots is a powerful, continuing, and perhaps accelerating trend in manufacturing and logistics, while networks of computers are replacing routine white collar jobs in information processing.

These Regulations cover the range of the Court's activities and are necessary to the Court's routine functioning.

The causative agent is determined in only 15 of cases with routine microbiological tests.

There is some evidence of relatively low participation in routine breast cancer screening among women of Turkish and Moroccan origin and of relatively low participation in routine cervical cancer screening among women of Moroccan and Antillean origin.

The aviation industry is able to perform most routine aircraft maintenance, except for heavy structural repairs.

Indeed, it should be a routine matter for the Secretary General to redeploy staff according to the Organization's priorities.

Without a state that is capable of delivering routine maternal and child health care, these children will continue to die.

And now this routine surgery that many of you have probably experienced, and others are probably the product of, has now become a tragedy.

They may choose typefaces for special pages, but newspapers usually have a design style that determines most routine uses.

Many countries, the majority in Africa, had made progress towards increasing routine immunization coverage in the lowest performing districts.

In 50 years, computers might be doing everything from driving taxis to performing routine surgery.

Prior to this suspension, the Juba Yei road had been verified and cleared to international standards, allowing for emergency Mission deployment and aid delivery. Work continues to clear the road for routine United Nations traffic, which requires an expanded width of safe passage.

Other reasons given included domestic chores and lack of permission from the family.

We are also working to improve the business environment and investment climate by cutting red tape and simplifying the administrative burden on foreign investors.

His ideas had a significant impact on the spiritual and psychosocial aspects of routine patient care, and he has been called the twentieth century's most famous Christian physician.

But some of the component indicators of the IIAG (such as rule of law, bureaucratic red tape, and fiscal policy) are more directly under government control.

Such a routine needs to be convenient enough to be continued for life to avoid relapses as blepharitis is often a chronic condition.

The QC system is designed to Provide routine and consistent checks to ensure data integrity, correctness and completeness Identify and address errors and omissions Document and archive inventory material and record all QC act0ivities.

Immunization campaigns and related accelerated efforts had reached children in marginalized families, but at the same time had detracted attention and resources from routine immunization services.

The high cost of this vaccine, which is grown in live mice, means that poorer countries have not been able to afford to give it as part of a routine immunization program.

The results of the survey also demonstrated that among younger and more educated married couples routine household work was shared somewhat more equally between the sexes.

Although new systems have streamlined routines and the reconciliation of payments through one bank has helped, the volume of payments currently being made dictates a need for additional resources.

In addition to generating routine reports for funding, investment decisions, currency trading, payment investigations and facilitating accounts reconciliation, further high level reporting is being requested by management.

These recommendations are primarily those requesting compliance with procedures for routine functions, such as reviewing obligations, management and ageing of receivables, bank and cash management practices, and evaluation of vendors. In these cases, the tables show the recommendations as ongoing .

Setting up a new, independent alternative dispute resolution system outside the courts would cost something, but it would ensure quicker and more acceptable resolution of routine disputes.

By including the hepB vaccine as part of a pentavalent (five in one) vaccine, the Alliance has already facilitated its delivery to children in 70 countries as part of routine immunizations.

But the collection of payroll taxes from tens of millions of workers and the writing of tens of millions of pension checks is the kind of routine, semi automatic task that government can do well.

Vetocracy reflected in the Republicans routine Congressional obstructionism in Obama s first term is a threat to democracy.

Charismatic politicians act by polarizing, galvanizing, and mobilizing supporters routine politics, by contrast, requires maintaining a low profile and being willing to strike compromises.

Plot After MI6 agent James Bond, 007, fails a routine training exercise, his superior, M, orders Bond to a health clinic outside London to get back into shape.

In developed countries, the routine testing of older pregnant women, combined with the availability of abortion, has significantly reduced the incidence of conditions like Down syndrome.

Such recommendations are primarily those requesting compliance with procedures for routine functions, such as reviewing obligations, management and ageing of receivables, bank and cash management practices, and evaluation of vendors.

In other words, in North Korea, many of the most routine decisions taken by states elsewhere cannot be left to just anyone particularly not to those outside the Kim bloodline.

The Chief of the Health Section reported that the current strategies of using a mix of routine services and accelerated disease control programmes had brought significant progress, consistently benefiting about three quarters of the world's children.

Government offices on opposite sides of the line could only conduct routine business communications by radio or telephone on the four days of the week which were weekdays on both sides.

Although the World Health Organization (WHO) has recommended including the hepB vaccine in routine immunization since 1992, its high price initially hindered its uptake in some developing countries.

As a result, the advanced economies have been shedding routine jobs at a rapid rate, while adding non routine jobs (for example, those that cannot yet be replaced or reduced by machines and networked computers).

Events like this are an almost daily occurrence in Russia, where Prime Minister Vladimir Putin rules the country with a strong hand, and persecution of the government s opponents, human rights violations, and judicial abuses have become routine.

The American Academy of Pediatrics asked ABC to either cancel the episode or include a disclaimer emphasizing that mercury is not used in routine childhood vaccines, and that no scientific link exists between vaccines and autism.

Not only is the number of routine coliform tests increased, especially for smaller water utilities, but the regulation also requires automatic repeat testing from all sources that show a total coliform positive (known as triggered source water monitoring).

Furthermore, it is suggested that the verification goal is more likely to be achievable if the monitoring is reinforced by procedures, such as routine and challenge inspections deploying a range of technologies.

The message of the Dragon moment is not that NASA is clueless, but that government research agencies are not the right type of organization to run routine operations that could be better handled by businesses.

In the case of the Treasury, the capacity of national staff to perform certain key routine tasks such as the closing of monthly and quarterly accounts, payroll operations and budget execution activities and to use computer software has been consolidated.