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They have been held in a relatively limited number of locations and without exceptional events.
These risks are further enhanced by the concentration of contributions from a relatively limited number of large donors.
A relatively limited number of Governments contribute the majority share of government regular resources.
The policy promotes integration of a large number of weak farmers into relatively limited number of large-scale farms.
The relatively limited number of multidonor projects and programmes that group several contributions into multipurpose trust funds; and.
During the years, however, the Committee was informed by States parties in only a relatively limited number of cases of any measures taken by them to give effect to the views adopted.
A relatively limited number of reports indicated that sufficient security arrangements were lacking and that some counting centre staff were not adequately trained.
It had noted that, over almost 60 years,there had been only a relatively limited number of appeals for a change of assessments and that changes in response to such appeals had been very rare.
Nevertheless, this development is accompanied by a number of concerns, including the sustainability of flows of this nature andmagnitude as well as their concentration in a relatively limited number of countries.
However, given the relatively limited number of such transactions we have been required to adopt an alternative technique as the principal approach to valuation of development sites.
The activities undertaken were numerous and varied. However,since the report was based on a relatively limited number of replies, many initiatives had not been given the publicity they deserved.
Over time, due to the relatively limited number of potential consorts, the gene pool of many ruling families grew progressively smaller, until all European royalty was related.
Although the law allows for the free establishment of parties ornon-governmental organizations, the relatively limited number of registered non-governmental organizations indicates that this is difficult in practice.
Speakers noted that although a relatively limited number of country reviews had been conducted to date, the reports on those reviews highlighted issues in implementation that should be further considered.
Heavy reliance on extrabudgetary resources to address such demands, coupled with a difficult financial situation in the pan-European region and the relatively limited number of Parties contributing to the financial effort;
Managed reassignment might be used only in the relatively limited number of cases where volunteers cannot be identified for temporary assignment to duty stations away from Headquarters.
Difficulties were also encountered in the movement of equipment from Port Sudan to Darfur by road(1,400 miles), due primarily to security conditions,customs clearance processes and the relatively limited number of local contractors.
In the discussion, delegates noted the relatively limited number of readers from industry, as compared with other sectors, and suggested a need to better inform industry about this publication.
Differences in legislation and practice among States can make international cooperation difficult,as can the relatively limited number of treaties and agreements on international cooperation available to States.
Although OHCHR received only a relatively limited number of responses to its note verbale of 16 May 2003 from States with conscription, it is nevertheless possible to identify certain trends in the implementation of the right to conscientious objection at national level.
Having a large aviation fleet, Israel will be able to organize for the purpose of strike on Iran just a relatively limited number of the most current aircraft having the greatest radius of action- last modification F-15 and F-16.
Given the relatively small number ofcountries with manufacturing sites, such an approach might produce significant global benefits following actions by a relatively limited number of countries.
In situations of mass crime,such as that occurring in Darfur, a relatively limited number of prosecutions, no matter how successful, may not completely satisfy the victims' expectations of acknowledgement of their suffering.
The slow movement of the equipment from Port Sudan to Darfur is due inlarge part to insecurity, in addition to customs clearance processes that can take up to a month and the relatively limited number of local contractors.
For the main part, water reporting is carried out by a relatively limited number of institutions, including hydrological services, water, agriculture and environment ministries and statistical agencies.
During the first years of the Programme implementation, however, financial andin-kind resources have been made available by a relatively limited number of donor countries, and they have been earmarked for the most part for the Clearing House project.
Large-scale mining andsmelting facilities are located in a relatively limited number of Parties, and it may be possible to include requirements for controls of mercury emissions along with other regulations applicable to such facilities.
As noted above, the market is dual, in the sense that while there are tens of thousands of firms involved in construction,international trade in construction services involves participation in a relatively limited number of large projects, the nature of which(e.g. energy, transportation, infrastructure, urban construction) fluctuates over time.
Mr. Amor welcomed the report, butnoted that it was rather formal and offered a relatively limited number of facts, in particular information on the State party's practice in implementing the Covenant.
Following further consideration of this question, the Committee noted that, over a period of almost 60 years,there had been only a relatively limited number of appeals for a change of assessments and that changes in response to such appeals had been very rare.