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Wind breaks reduce the amount of heat carried away from a building.

Instead, the jackbox breaks and Vicky offers to get it from a garage.

These long summer breaks were repeated in 1852 and 1853 at Torquay and Tenby.

Why can't we find a way to separate the women's and children's cinemas from the men's cinema?

Those minority groups may be, for example, indigenous people or foreign residents.

I have spent a lot of time studying each one of these things, on my own, and there are no breaks.

EBOV is thought to infect humans through contact with mucous membranes or through skin breaks.

And as you can see, Africa has a disproportionate share of the infection.

The magnitude of the catastrophe requires a commensurate response from the global community.

This high temperature heat treatment breaks the aluminum oxygen bonds and the aluminum atom is expelled from the zeolite framework.

(d) Countermeasures must be proportionate with the injury suffered

The killings must be proportionate, strategically necessary, and publicly justified.

The participation of Vietnamese women is yet to be commensurate with their capability and meet the demand of the reform process.

However, the resources invested in combating AIDS are still not commensurate with the problem.

Such a consequence would, however, be disproportionate under article 26 of the Covenant.

Panagariya found commensurate corresponding growth rates of trade for both groups in the period 1961 1999.

When choosing a cooking oil, it is important to match the oil's heat tolerance with the cooking method.

Photography offered the criminal justice system a tool that transformed innocent citizens into criminals, and the criminal justice system failed to recognize the limitations of relying on photographic identifications.

BreastScreen Australia provides free breast cancer screening and assessment services at two yearly intervals to women aged between 50 and 69 years.

3. Satisfaction shall not be out of proportion to the injury and may not take a form humiliating to the responsible State.

However, this does not mean that force becomes disproportionate simply when the costs outweigh the benefits.

This provision is also implemented proportionally for the cases of Article 12, law 3064 2002 .

Therefore, measures must be proportionate to the threat that they are designed to counter and must be non discriminatory in nature.

But the exit polls and the data all show that Obama already has the support of a disproportionate share of American women.

The vulnerable may also include those who might be thought of as suspects of crime and offenders. The Declaration of Basic Principles of Justice for Victims of Crime and Abuse of Power explicitly recognizes that victims may include those who have suffered from the abuse of power, including the impairment of fundamental rights.

How, then, do we know when force is disproportionate? This is a matter of constant debate.

This observation is at odds with classical electromagnetism, which predicts that the electron's energy should be proportional to the intensity of the radiation.

In some countries, the children of indigenous populations tend to be disproportionately deprived of basic services.

9.21 In any event, the obligations imposed by the exemption clause cannot be considered disproportionate or unreasonable.

Emphasizing that resources provided to the Secretary General should be commensurate with all mandated programmes and activities,

Countermeasures must be commensurate with the injury suffered, taking into account the gravity of the internationally wrongful act and the rights in question.

Unfortunately, many countries have already signed bad contracts that give a disproportionate share of the resources value to private foreign companies.

In other words, their arguments were systematic and contrived, not at all original to the circumstances.

The more that everyone has access to the same educational opportunities, the more society will tend to accept some receiving disproportionate rewards.

Those disasters have reminded us all of the vulnerability of human life to natural disasters and also of the disproportionate effects they have on poor people.

Obligations of acceding landlocked developing countries should be commensurate with their stage of development and their particular situation.

Treasury is satisfied that the focus on matching the more predictable outflows provides results commensurate with the liquidity needs of the Organization.

This has also shifted the burden of adjustment disproportionately onto countries with floating currencies, such as the euro and the Canadian and Australian dollar.

In countries like China and Germany, however, where businesses and the government retain a disproportionate share, household consumption rates may be correspondingly low.

Thirdly, this phase of moral development includes the belief that naughty behavior must always be punished and that the punishment will be proportional.

I appeal to Member States to do more to ensure that the United Nations has effective capacities for peacekeeping, commensurate with the demands that they place upon it.