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

Other members considered that the overall level of a country's debt itself constituted a significant burden.

However, the growing numbers of refugees and asylum seekers are straining the asylum system.

Therefore, the quest for ecologically sound technologies created a new burden for developing countries.

3. Tobacco consumption is not only a major health hazard but an economic burden on individuals, families and countries at large.

And this is because disease eradication, it's still the venture capital of public health.

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

This entails a considerable financial burden.

All this work means a financial burden.

No, but it carries moral weight.

But it seems an imposition. Imposition nothing, that's good business.

13. In the United Nations International Drug Control Programme, the split of functions between three administrative units is cumbersome and leads to inefficiency as a result of poor communication between the parties.

More important, every now and then innocent civilians living in those regions are killed, injured or maimed, which places a significant burden upon our society.

The goal was to improve the technical evaluation of prospective vendors so that the missions could rely on expertise within the United Nations system and to apply a consistent approach in technical evaluation.

AIDS and other sexually transmitted diseases were increasing in the subregion and imposing a burden on society.

Jordan has shouldered an enormous human load as a result of the conflict.

It's been a burden doing business with an honest, decent man.

The Philippines continues faithfully to fulfil its external financial obligations, regardless of the extent to which that policy holds back our economic growth, constitutes a burden on our people, and imposes a heavy domestic political cost on our leaders.

Women also bear a large burden in caring for orphaned children.

The situation of refugees and displaced persons constitutes a major burden for Croatian society.

I won't let all of this become a burden for her. But she has to keep up.

It's just that I hate to be a load on anybody.

Unreliable transport due to commercial factors or bad weather places a financial burden on importers, who have to take large consignments and stockpile goods in case of future non delivery.

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

This has, however, resulted in a further burden on the Secretariat.

For far too long Haiti has been a burden on the collective conscience of the region.

This has placed an unforeseen and undue burden on the Organization.

Local governments bear a large economic burden from this dependence on the automobile.

That's truly admirable and it puts a real moral burden on us.

I really feel that the development that we make shouldn't create a further burden for us as human beings, but should be used to improve our fundamental lifestyle of how we live in the world.

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.

Similarly, the growing inequity resulting from globalization and the inability of the developing countries to service their debt placed a strain on families and eroded the traditional extended family systems, producing a further adverse effect on children.

It is fully understandable that this restriction is a heavy burden, especially on about 2 million Albanians living in Kosova and Montenegro, who naturally want to communicate with their relatives in Albania.

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

Therefore, we have been faced with a very complex burden that requires massive international attention to all its multifaceted dimensions.

The Ministers recognized that States in the region bear a major economic burden of the implementation of the sanctions.

Your Committee, therefore, bears a great burden, but you are not alone in your endeavour.

Such an excessive increase creates an unbearable burden for most developing countries.

While some countries are overburdened, others are taking advantage of the current situation.

It's never too early to celebrate! That's a load off my mind.

Yes, sir, the bonds of matrimony can weigh heavily on one's soul.

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,

In spite of the heavy financial burden represented by peacekeeping operations, the European Union believed that peacekeeping was a function that had proven its worth in the restoration of peace and stability to conflict torn regions and should not be put at risk because of a lack of timely and adequate financing.

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.

Admittedly this will place a further burden on SIDS.