A strict liability is considered to put too much burden on the shipper.

But these celebrations cost a lot of money and usually become a burden for the family.

A similar situation was occurring in neighbouring countries and was an additional burden for UNRWA.

The complex and dramatic challenges facing the world place a heavy burden on public administration.

Costs associated with climate change mitigation and adaptation already represent an added burden for farmers.

An increased burden has been placed on programme managers, who are forced to spend a disproportionate amount of time on the recruitment process.

Others felt that this would place too great a burden on the Member States concerned.

Shortages of fuelwood often place particular burdens on women and girls, because they have to walk further to collect it.

And even when and if insurance is available, the cost represents a major drain on most small island developing State economies.

The fluctuations of the United States dollar during the year placed additional pressure on current and projected expenditures to year's end.

A point was also made that the paragraph would provide an extra burden upon States suffering from a natural disaster.

In some of them, the erosion of competitiveness associated with real exchange rate appreciation (the Dutch disease ) is becoming a burden to producers and is choking off economic growth.

Considering that the presence of a huge number of refugees from Liberia, Sierra Leone and Cote d'Ivoire constitutes an unbearable burden for the economy of the Republic of Guinea

It was crucially important to invest sufficient funds in the development of the developing countries, for such investment could save huge expenditures on peacekeeping operations.

However, procuring entities may find this information unnecessary, and it may become a costly burden for suppliers.

Road traffic accidents have generated enormous economic cost and placed a heavy burden on national health services, particularly those of developing countries.

A strict liability that covers most of the obligations in article 30 would put too much burden on the shipper, taking into account that the carrier's liability is based on negligence.

Even now, almost 20 years after the disaster, the entire range of post Chernobyl problems continues to be a heavy burden on the shoulders of the people of Belarus.

Moreover, recent incidents of violence in Port au Prince have already put increased demands on MINUSTAH military and police.

Millions of civilians were still threatened by unexploded mines and ordnance, which placed a heavy burden on the social and economic reconstruction of war ravaged countries.

Although the war was a heavy burden on Iran and Iraq politically, economically, and socially, the most profound consequence of the war's prolongation on Iraq, was its impact on the patterns of Iraq's foreign relations.

The separation wall was placing a further grievous burden on the Palestinian people and his delegation called upon Israel to comply fully with the advisory opinion of the International Court of Justice and dismantle the wall.

The procedure for indirect access should not be so burdensome and time consuming as to act as an impediment to access to bank information.

Difficulties had been encountered in adapting to the new tools and procedures, and the simplification process had imposed an additional burden on Governments and the system itself.

The Nigerian diplomatic authorities informed the Panel that President Taylor was a burden, including a financial burden, for Nigeria, since the Government of Nigeria was required to pay for his accommodation and upkeep from its own funds.

Climate action should be viewed as a means to improve the well being of the world s poorest people those who most need an agreement rather than as a burden.

In addition to the enormous economic and social costs to individuals, families and communities, road traffic injuries place a heavy burden on national health services, in particular those of developing countries.

Generous benefit provision to Chernobyl area residents has inadvertently promoted a passive culture of dependency while also posing an unsustainable burden on the budgets of the three most affected countries.

Perhaps they are thinking that their problems in their own lives are enough and that they don't need to make new friends and acquaintances who would add to their woes.

Mr. Osman Hassan, Director, OHCHR OPT

There was a need for procedures tailored to the specific needs of the developing countries which would enable the United Nations cooperation system to integrate itself in national development processes and prevent changes in the international rules and procedures from placing an additional burden on countries.

They make their way on the edges of society.

Bearing in mind the fact that the Democratic Republic of the Congo hosts thousands of refugees from neighbouring countries, which places a great burden on its limited resources, and expressing the hope that conditions will be created that facilitate a safe and voluntary return of refugees,

The sharp increase in oil prices, which was changing all economic forecasts and plans, placed an increasingly heavy burden on all countries, and particularly on small island developing States, the sustainability of whose growth was thus jeopardized.

There were also study visits to New Zealand, and training for relevant officials was provided by the International Institute for Restorative Practices, with the support of the United Nations Children's Fund (UNICEF) and the Thai Health Promotion Foundation.

The application of the domestic laws of different countries from case to case would also impose a major burden on the judges of a court who could not be expected to have a detailed knowledge of all such laws.

Many of the people exposed to the most vehicle noise, pollution and safety risk have been those who do not own, or cannot drive cars, and those for whom the cost of car ownership causes a severe financial burden.

The Secretary General indicates that while the option of a one time cash assessment on Member States that is equal to the value of the total anticipated capital master plan project costs would meet all requirements for funding the capital master plan, it would place a significant financial burden on Member States.

Bearing in mind the fact that the Democratic Republic of the Congo hosts thousands of refugees from neighbouring countries, which places a great burden on its limited resources, and expressing the hope that conditions will be created that will facilitate a safe and voluntary return of refugees,

Secondly, as all our colleagues have said in this discussion, high oil prices are a heavy burden on the poorest developing and oil importing countries in particular and have resulted in a loss of 2.7 per cent of their gross domestic product.

Society could not care less.

Ghana was convinced that the international community should pursue gender mainstreaming aggressively at all levels of society.

Deeply concerned by the fact that natural disasters in every corner of the globe continue to claim high numbers of casualties and cause immense material damage and that the frequency and magnitude of these catastrophes place an ever increasing material and moral burden on nations,

Sociolinguistics differs from sociology of language in that the focus of sociolinguistics is the effect of the society on the language, while the sociology of language focuses on language's effect on the society.

In the wake of the demand for peacekeeping in the recent past, as well as the tendency of some cultures to slip back into conflict soon after a peacekeeping mission or the cessation of hostilities, peacebuilding has become an increasingly important burden for the Council and for the United Nations in general.