There are other complications.

The total collapse of the State and its institutions has created internal complications and instability.

When faced with particularly difficult setbacks or complexities, a really interesting behavior emerges decoration.

Another consequence of rape is increased maternal mortality related to the higher risk of complications during childbirth.

Underlining the complexities involved in considering the issue of missiles in the conventional context,

Almost half the deaths among Afghan women of reproductive age are the result of complications of pregnancy and childbirth.

One additional Director level post has been created in Major Programme H (Buildings Management), necessitated by the increased complexities of that operation.

And then by analyzing the various quirks and complexities of language, I think we can get a window onto what makes us tick.

The first gives individuals more freedom to find holiness in the world around them without a complex church structure.

It must therefore undergo substantial reforms in order to be able to discharge its mandate effectively in the light of the complexities of the times.

Responding to the CNN's special report, Erin Pettigrew, a Mauritania expert, explains the complexity of the problem

Further complications arise in cases where tissues donated without compensation are later sold for profit.

In the case of multiple births or a delivery with complications, 154 calendar days of pregnancy and maternity leave is given.

It's a social science that recognizes much like science recognizes the complexity of the body, biology recognizes the complexity of the body we'll recognize the complexity of the human mind.

The intricacies of scale that come out of that you know, in the example of the nose to the face, there's a fractional part to whole idea.

After all, China is not a country where investors can just take their money in a heartbeat.

It presents, not just the complexities found in a procession of different human beings, but the complexities found within each individual person.

Annually, more than 525,000 women worldwide die from complications of pregnancy or delivery, almost all in developing countries.

In Northern Darfur, technical complications related to water supplies have delayed the relocation of some 25,000 displaced persons currently in Abu Shouk.

It s a heavy subject matter but she makes it easy for the reader to understand the complexities of the Arab media not many people are able to do that.

This is partly due to unfortunate timing the UfM s launch coincided with the outbreak of the Gaza War and became entangled in the complexities of Arab Israeli relations.

Even the smartest authoritarian rulers are unable to manage complexity on this scale not to mention the corruption that inevitably breeds in the protected shadows of autocracy.

In rural communities, there are further complications when adolescents leave the village or agrarian community to seek secondary or higher education in the city.

Despite all the complexities of the transition period, our people have learned a great deal, gaining a sense of freedom and democracy and laying the foundations for a market economy, applying advanced economic formulas and drawing on international experience.

I wanted to show you the ways, innocuous as they seem, in which we're incorporating what we've learned about girls their desires to experience greater emotional flexibility, and to play around with the social complexity of their lives.

The complexities of the wing folding mechanism, as well as the mechanical operation of the wings in flight (indirect flight muscles), are such that it clearly indicates the Neoptera are a monophyletic lineage.

In fact, these top down decisions, while admittedly complex and certainly consequential, may be the least of Europe s challenges.

It made full use of its location to adequately convey the intricacies of Christie's plot, in which the hotel guests all appear to be at different parts of the island at the time of the murder.

I received reports of denied or delayed access that resulted in women giving birth at the checkpoint, causing complications and loss of life in some cases.

As with any procedure involving anaesthesia, other complications would include cardiopulmonary complications such as a temporary drop in blood pressure, and oxygen saturation usually the result of overmedication, and are easily reversed.

This is in contrast to a Von Neumann architecture computer, in which both instructions and data are stored in the same memory system and (without the complexity of a CPU cache) must be accessed in turn.

Everyone needs to see that there are benefits to reunification that will simplify life, strengthen the economy, and outweigh the compromises that any settlement will require.

Further complications emerged as a result of a shift in industrialization and manufacturing as people sought jobs, they left their villages and small towns to work during the week in the cities, returning for a day and a half on weekends.

It may have been his need for power to hide a sense of inferiority, or it may have been his inability to understand the intricacies of statecraft, the way Otto von Bismarck did.

In facilitating the complex relations between the international community and the local actors in Darfur, the UN currently plays an indispensable role and must be actively supported.

These include creating useful controllers for real world robot tasks, exploring the intricacies of evolutionary theory (such as the Baldwin effect), reproducing psychological phenomena, and finding out about biological neural networks by studying artificial ones.

With regard to the financing of phase II of security enhancements, the question was how the Organization should handle its financial obligations, since the draft decision proposed by the Secretariat would cause budgeting complications for various Member States.

The initial plan to open this essential corridor by 9 July was delayed until the end of September because of technical complications, weather conditions and lack of information from the military forces of the two parties.

But even the ECB cannot be indifferent to the risks of appreciation, because a strong euro may seriously complicate economic adjustment in countries like Spain, Portugal, Greece, and Ireland.

The complexities of French politics do not interest young Americans and why should they? Would I have had a younger and larger audience if my talk had been called Merkel s Germany on the Eve of the Upcoming Election ?

The latter course risks the worst of all worlds all of the costs of capital controls and all of the domestic policy complications from volatile capital flows, but few of the potential benefits of foreign capital.

In 2003 2004, Alberta established a Mobile Diabetes Screening Initiative, which provides mobile screening for diabetes and related complications in off reserve and remote Aboriginal communities.

This means that, though international coordination will be an important factor in the long term success of action to mitigate climate change, its complications need not and should not hold progress hostage. Given the difficulty of developing and implementing a global strategy, that is good news.

In practice, however, governments often face complications that undermine effective implementation of these measures. If policymakers are not careful, two problems, in particular, can reinforce each other, potentially pushing the economy over the precipice.

Different crops are affected differently, and weather insurance must take account of a farm s various crops and when they were planted complexities that modern information technology can solve.