Considerable difficulties remain, notably in accessing external funding.

For women, however, more often than for men, it is more difficult to get access to land or credits.

Women have the most difficultly reaching office in single seat districts.

It is difficult for the Nicaraguan Government to obtain accurate data on the incidence of abortion and of mortality due to abortion.

The family sector has found difficulties of access to credits, due to lack of earnings and the conditions needed or required by Commercial Banks.

Building work on the south wing started in June 1740 but ground to a halt by the autumn due to difficulties in obtaining supplies.

Most geographical information needs can be met using satellite imagery, but non specialists face difficulties in obtaining the right information.

Difficulties in obtaining health protection face especially older people, who live in conditions of poverty and therefore have more limited access to health protection.

In addition, small island developing States commonly have difficulties to access capital, including from multilateral financial institutions.

7.9 Despite having the right to vote in elections, many women find it hard to stand.

That service is invaluable for developing States, which sometimes have difficulty gaining access to the most recent jurisprudence.

Private developers have trouble getting a large plot free of restrictions.

Women are the first to get fired from work in times of restructuring and reforms, and they get new jobs with more difficulty.

Difficulties acquiring vocabulary and formulating spoken language (expressive language deficits) at the onset of language development are also part of the speech and language profile associated with the 22q11.2 deletion.

In many areas, women, particularly female heads of households, face additional burdens in obtaining appropriate health care, employment, and other necessities. Children, too, faced particular burdens, especially with regard to the right to education.

Skills Link provides funding to community organizations to help youth facing barriers to employment develop the knowledge and work experience they need to find a job.

Concerns were expressed that those 6,000 persons may face difficulties in view of potential competition with neighbouring communities for access to agricultural land and water resources.

Some languages lack a keyboard that allows users to write in their language, and many parts of the world still lack adequate connectivity, excluding them from the online conversation.

MHR increased the earnings exemptions for Persons with Disabilities to 400 per month and Persons with Persistent Multiple Barriers to Employment to 300 per month.

However, despite their significant contributions to employment, SMEs have traditionally faced difficulty in obtaining finance both through credit and equity arrangements.

In 2004, the Ministry of Human Resources (MHR) contributed 3.25 million to the Vancouver Agreement demonstration project, which offers employment services for residents facing multiple barriers to employment.

The importance of an extended family is one that many people may not realize, but having a support system and many forms of income may help people today because of the difficulties in finding a job and bringing in enough money.

Sami is having trouble speaking.

DPKO further states that this database had indicated no delays during the year 2004 except for UNOMIG, where the troop contributing countries had difficulty in obtaining visas.

New difficulties emerge in this connection.

With respect to the obligation under the Convention to prosecute offenders who had not been extradited on the ground of nationality, one speaker noted that compliance with that obligation was hampered by difficulties in obtaining mutual legal assistance from other States for purposes of prosecution.

With respect to the obligation under the Convention to prosecute offenders who had not been extradited on the ground of nationality, one speaker noted that compliance with that obligation was hampered by difficulties in obtaining mutual legal assistance from other States for purposes of prosecution.

The Unit is compelled to bring to the attention of the General Assembly difficulties and delays which it encountered in 2002, 2003 and 2004 in obtaining visas for official travel of some of its members as well as some members of its Secretariat.

Critically, it was estimated that households located in areas crossed by the barrier were 80 to 300 per cent more likely to experience difficulty in access to health services.

It seems to us that maintaining the status quo would present great difficulties.

I had difficulty working out the problem.

Almost 2,000 children in Gaza have dropped out of school in the last five months.

Motor Difficulties switch devices

There are also practical difficulties.

The experts recognized difficulties in that regard.

education for children with learning difficulties (MLK) education for children with severe learning difficulties (ZMLK) education for deaf and hearing impaired children

The central Government could intervene to resolve any difficulties at the municipal level.

They are suffering financial difficulties.

However there are practical difficulties.

A number of Parties reported difficulties in quantifying the reduction potential of identified measures.

However, at present, there are still difficulties and shortcomings in inheritance that need to be dealt with.

Besides, his family, which is also Christian, seems to be able to live without major difficulty in Pakistan.

We recognize that some States may encounter administrative difficulties in reporting.

Efforts to recruit national staff for posts located in southern Sudan have been difficult.

A handicap may exist even without proof of physical limitations or other ailments.