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In recent years,ECT has been much improved.
There has been much debate over the origin and meaning of this word.
In other priority countries, progress has been much slower Table 1.1.
The actual damage has been much greater than described by that United States official.
Historically the prevalence of adult obesity has been much lower in Africa and Asia.
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There has been much controversy about artificial grass surfaces and its relation to heat, the sun, and hotter temperatures.
Strong wind was a constant thing here andmost likely this bulk has been much bigger before.
The work of the Conference has been much more coherent because of the session schedule of activities agreed early in the year.
While reviews for the first season were mixed,feedback for subsequent seasons has been much more positive.
Gold has been much stabler than bitcoin, as we can see in this chart from Statista, which is based on data from Coindesk and onvista.
During the last six months the situation in Cyprus has been much calmer than in the preceding period.
Often this amount has been rather similar to United Nations recommended rates,but on occasion it has been much less.
There has been much talk about this organic tea on health websites and by health conscious individual, discussing the positive inclinations of green tea.
The bottom line is that what we describe as interventive medicine has been much less important than is sometimes believed.
This 19th century restoration has been much criticized, but the towers and long water-level arcade give some idea of the building's original appearance.
Data also shows evidence of a peace dividend for the northern zones,where the decline in the mortality rate has been much more significant.
Luxembourg has been much criticized in recent years owing to the lack of separate closed premises for foreigners in an irregular situation.
In all regions, including the developed countries,the incidence of illiteracy among women has been much higher than among men see figure 5.6.
For instance, progress has been much slower in many of the previously described indicators for the region's 14 least developed countries, including poverty targets.
In some countries, follow-up on national plans of action at the subnational level has been much stronger than at the national level.
In other LDCs, however, the record has been much less positive, with disappointing economic growth and little improvement in poverty reduction.
While many good sustainable consumption and production projects and initiatives have been undertaken in small island developing States,overall progress has been much slower than expected.
The periodicity of the annual and special sessions of the Human Rights Council has been much more frequent than that of the sessions of the Commission on Human Rights.
In contrast, the inflow of FDI has been much smaller in countries and regions characterized by political and economic instability, crime and corruption, a weak judiciary and poor infrastructure.
There is still a need for both information sharing and international assistance for capacity-building, which has been much promised but from which we have yet to fully benefit.
Third, the pre-appeal workload for the judges and staff has been much heavier than expected, sometimes accounting for more than half of all pending appellate motions at any given time.
While many good sustainable consumption and production projects and initiatives have been undertaken in small island developing States,overall progress has been much slower than had been expected by policymakers there.
The relative size of net inflows of foreign direct investment has been much larger in the Caribbean small island developing States than in other such States.
Although the least developed countries, most of which are in sub-Saharan Africa, achieved an increase in life expectancy of 14.2 years,progress has been much slower than in the other developing countries.
The volume of net FDI inflows into Asia-Pacific least developed countries has been much lower, until recently, than the amount of ODA received by these countries, indicating their high dependence on ODA.