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Most persons who were denied registration were nominated by signature collection 56.
These figures by no means reflect the total number of unemployed as most persons have failed to register.
Most persons who work less than 15 hours per week are under 30 years of age.
According to the immigration policy, most persons received bridging visas, which did not entail their detention.
Most persons in pretrial detention do not know when they will be brought before a judge.
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For the advanced, off-season Trenbolone cycle, most persons find a combination of Tren/ Test/Dbol to be almost unbeatable.
For most persons the application of this rule will not give rise to any major difficulty.
Mr. MEKINC(Slovenia) said that the number of detentions had declined in recent years, and most persons had been detained for less than 12 hours.
It must be recalled that most persons affected by such demolitions are refugees from the 1948 war.
While persons with autoimmune diseases have a high likelihood of having dry eyes, most persons with dry eyes do not have an autoimmune disease.
Most persons applying for refugee status, a total of 484, were nationals of Afghanistan.
The Committee also notes that it seems very difficult in practice for most persons who have been arrested to inform their family or friends as soon as they are arrested.
Most persons who committed suicide were in the working age group, and the rate of suicide is rising.
It should be noted that many of the public-sponsored activities are either free orrequire minimal access fees in order to ensure that most persons are able to participate in cultural activities.
Most persons have no inclination to wake up when dreams are pleasant, whereas when they are frightening they soon awaken.
In 1994, CESCR noted that although Mali has a comprehensive labour code, most persons gain their living in the informal sector and thus in fact remain unprotected by such legislation.
Most persons who had received assistance in the Great Lakes region were women and children, who must be protected in every way possible.
Literacy among men has increased steadily, probably because of job requirements and prospects for advancement at work;in any case, most persons attending literacy courses are in the 20-29 age bracket.
Because of low newspaper circulation, most persons in the country rely on broadcast media for information, which are mostly privately owned.
The State party submits that the author's broad allegations against the PRRA are entirely unsubstantiated andthe fact that there is a low acceptance rate at the PRRA stage reflects the fact that most persons in need of protection have already received it from the Board.
In Latin America and the Caribbean, most persons of African descent live in rural areas where access to education remains limited.
Generally most persons in Police custody in New Zealand spend a relatively short time in Police cells due to the requirement that they be taken before a court as soon as possible.
Additionally, many of the public-sponsored activities are either free orrequire minimal access fees in order to ensure that most persons are able to participate in the wealth of the cultural heritage and experiences across the country.
Those tools were effective, as most persons and institutions would prefer to avoid being referred to as discriminatory, racist or xenophobic.
By letter dated 6 May 1996 the Special Rapporteur advised the Government that he had continued to receive information indicating that most persons arrested for political reasons in Bahrain were held incommunicado, a condition of detention conducive to torture.
In practice, most persons suspected of having committed such acts had been prosecuted and some remanded in custody.
By letter dated 24 September 1998,the Special Rapporteur advised the Government that he had received information indicating that most persons arrested for political reasons in Bahrain are held incommunicado, a condition of detention conducive to torture.
In some countries, most persons who identify themselves as victims of trafficking will initially be counted in statistics, while further investigations will determine how to proceed in any specific case.
In a letter of 5 February 1997, the Special Rapporteur informed the Government that he had received reports indicating that most persons detained for political reasons and some persons detained in ordinary criminal cases in Georgia were subjected to torture or other ill-treatment during detention and interrogation.
Most persons are not aware of the stages and procedures so much effort is being made at getting them to appreciate how the system works from the instance a report is made to the time when trial commences and up to the conclusion of the trial.