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Such an indicator is not commensurate with the gravity of the crime of genocide.
The Moroccan experience is constantly escalating,although the effort is not commensurate with the scale of the problem.
This under-representation of women is not commensurate with their proven capabilities and invaluable contribution to society.
However, the Office considers that the level of administrative backstopping by United Nations Headquarters to the centres' activities is not commensurate with the programme support charges.
Cost of compliance is not commensurate with the expected benefits.
In the case of type II diseases, research and development incentives exist in the rich country markets, butthe level of research and development spending on a global basis is not commensurate with the disease burden.
However impressive it may be, the assistance is not commensurate with the evident needs of the country and its people.
The author has not accepted the offer of $10,000 made to her, as:(1) Peru has not accepted responsibility in relation to violations of articles 2, 7 and 17 of the Covenant and(2)The compensation offered is not commensurate with the damage caused.
We should, however, be aware that the ongoing campaign is not commensurate with the magnitude of the problem.
As explained in paragraphs 92 to 95 above, while the reinforcement of the Southern Region has been largely carried out through the use of existing resources,in a number of cases gaps remain where existing capacity is not commensurate with delegated authority.
The current post of the Special Assistant is of a level that is not commensurate to the tasks expected to be performed.
Funding to reduce injuries caused by traffic accidents is not commensurate with the scope of the problem and is generally not enough to carry out the necessary awareness campaigns or set up the required machinery to supervise, evaluate and monitor results.
Women make up 50 per cent ofmembership in credit unions, but their membership is not commensurate with their participation in decision-making.
The current D-1 level of the head of the Office is not commensurate with the workload, mission mandate and needs of the Operation and is therefore proposed for abolishment, along with one P-4 post of Legal Affairs Officer.
The figure is high because the remuneration attached to such jobs is not commensurate with the risk and hazards of the job.
The Committee is concerned that the penalties for acts of torture, stipulated in several articles of the Criminal Law, do not represent appropriate sanctions for such criminal acts andthat acts of torture are subject to a statute of limitations, the duration of which is not commensurate with the gravity of the crime.
The occasional courageous trial or judgement is not commensurate with the scale and gravity of the crimes.
Recalling its previous concluding observations(para. 13),the Committee is concerned that the penalty in the Penal Code for acts of torture of up to five years of imprisonment is not commensurate with the grave nature of the crime.
It is acknowledged that the level of support available to the mechanisms is not commensurate with their activities and the importance of their responsibilities.
However, women's contribution to economic activity is not commensurate with the rights conferred upon them by the law: women participate to only a relatively small extent in the formal job market.
There has been an increase in the number of UNDAF evaluations in the past three years from one in 2007 to seven in 2009,although the total number of UNDAF evaluations is not commensurate with the countries preparing new UNDAF and country programmes.
At the higher executive levels, participation is not commensurate with the levels of advancement and professional skills which we as women have achieved.
Moreover, it has to be said that the actual presence of such an important region of the world as Latin America andthe Caribbean at the highest levels of the United Nations is not commensurate with the geographical balance that constitutes the very essence of the Organization.
Evaluation activity has increased, but is not commensurate with the full range of UNICEF humanitarian accountability and learning needs.
The CGE found that theavailability of financial resources for vulnerability and adaptation assessments is not commensurate with the importance non-Annex I Parties place on vulnerability and adaptation issues.
Urges developed countries,in particular those countries whose overall performance is not commensurate with their capacity, taking into account established official development assistance targets, including targets established at the Second United Nations Conference on the Least Developed Countries See Report of the Second United Nations Conference on the Least Developed Countries, Paris, 3-14 September 1990(A/CONF.147/18), part one.
At the same time, in the opinion of Belarus,the level of international cooperation for the prevention of international terrorism is not commensurate with the scale and magnitude of the problem which such cooperation is supposed to solve.
Urges developed countries,in particular those countries whose overall performance is not commensurate with their capacity, taking into account established official development assistance targets, including targets established at the Second United Nations Conference on the Least Developed Countries and their current levels of contribution, to increase substantially their official development assistance, including contributions to the operational activities of the United Nations system;
This trend indicates that the approach adopted by the Special Representative is not commensurate to the approach by the Commission under the present circumstances.
Urges the developed countries,in particular those countries whose overall performance is not commensurate with their capacity, taking into account established official development assistance targets, including targets established at the Second United Nations Conference on the Least Developed Countries, and their current level of contribution, to increase substantially their official development assistance, including contributions to the operational act ivities for development of the United Nations system;