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And alone were inaccessible to people with disabilities of prayer.
By mid-January, approximately 445,000 people who had earlier been receiving assistance were inaccessible.
The public buses were inaccessible, and most schools were two stories high with stairs.
A wide range of national and international news websites, blogs, and sites of national and international human rights organizations were inaccessible.
Areas which were inaccessible for security reasons have now become open for humanitarian work.
The competences of different institutions overlapped in some areas and some institutions were inaccessible, especially for citizens outside the capital.
In South Africa, many areas were inaccessible and the transfer of data and access to television and radio systems were costly.
Vanessa Brady(SBID President):" SBID continues to play an important role in the creation of industry standards andopening up new markets in the UK, which were inaccessible previously.
A number of microcredit projects were inaccessible to the poorest, with some excluding people in the long run.
In 2001, CRC expressed concern at low levels of birth registration and, in particular,that some registration procedures were inaccessible, cumbersome and expensive.
As of December 2008, 79 out of 398 districts were inaccessible to United Nations agencies for the delivery of humanitarian assistance to millions of Afghans, including children.
Unlike the young director, Bulat Okudzhava was a veteran of the Great Patriotic War and contributed small but important details to the script,dialogues and images that were inaccessible to Motyl.
Children were also living in poor,remote communities where health care or education were inaccessible or unaffordable and child mortality rates were excessively high.
Significant sections of the country were inaccessible to relief agencies for protracted periods owing to the conflict, logistical barriers or the inability to obtain security guarantees for proposed routes of access.
That conflict, which was rooted in the continuing presence of masses of Rwandan refugees on Zairian soil,triggered a mass exodus of refugees towards regions that were inaccessible to humanitarian organizations.
Federico Montero argued that health andrehabilitation services were inaccessible or nonexistent for the vast majority of persons with disabilities in most countries.
It is well known that mathematics and sciences were deliberately excluded, and accordingly the medical professions, engineering and all types of advanced science andmathematics courses were inaccessible to the vast majority of South Africans.
The right to life continued tobe violated in Darfur, and many parts of the region were inaccessible to humanitarian-relief workers, leaving communities without vital food and health relief.
The Co-Chairs invited Senegal to provide updates on these matters and on 2013 milestones for progress as contained in Senegal's extension request, including its commitments to develop a land release method, to revise its national strategy and demining plan if necessary, andto carry out additional investigations in the areas that were inaccessible when Senegal submitted its request.
Some trades andprofessions which until recently were inaccessible for women or a male monopoly, because women were poorly educated or because of physical requirements they were unable to meet, are now open to them.
Per cent of the health facilities were surveyed; 26 per cent of those facilities were not functioning,6 per cent were partially functioning and 35 per cent were inaccessible by road because of the destruction of roads and bridges and/or the presence of unexploded ordnance.
On the question of the exhaustion of domestic remedies,the author claims that such remedies were inaccessible and ineffective, insofar as(a) he was unable to apply to a court while he was arbitrarily detained and(b) he is alive only because he managed to escape from the Mbandaka military camp and flee to Switzerland.
The survey covered 1,000 Armenian women aged under 50. Fourteen per cent of the women said that family planning services were inaccessible because they were a long way from their places of residence, and 84 per cent were unaware that such services existed.
Your data is inaccessible and could prove nearly impossible to recover.
The huge sphere of reality is inaccessible neither to an eye, nor an ear.
Many essential medicines are inaccessible to the poor in developing countries for two main reasons.
It is inaccessible from three of its sides because of the steep terrain.
Public transport is inaccessible for wheelchair users.
DNA within nucleosomes is inaccessible to many transcription factors.
Your data is inaccessible for third parties, and even for VIPole engineers.