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As a result of such delays, allotments to the Tribunal are issued in a piecemeal manner covering only two months at a time, and there is a need to cross-borrow.
During the 10 years that had followed, 180,000 persons had been confined to enclaves covering only 3 per cent of the island.
currently covering only 20 per cent of the costs incurred.
Some 180,000 Turkish Cypriots had been forced to live in enclaves covering only 3 per cent of the island.
in other words, those covering only accounting and financial statements,
The response by the international community to the appeal at the end of December 1993 was US$ 30,816,105, covering only 39 per cent of requirements.
The present social security scheme operates through formal social protection mechanisms covering only workers affiliated to the Social Security Fund.
operating at about 25 per cent efficiency and covering only one third of the pre-war irrigated areas.
For six country offices covering only the resident representative function,
countries may nonetheless wish to obtain limited information on household income, by covering only some of the income components(e.g., only income from employment),
Countries may nonetheless wish to obtain limited information on household income, by covering only some of the income components(such as,
renewable energy, with some project concepts in the area of ozone depletion the GEF has a narrow mandate in this area, covering only Eastern Europe
It will also make it possible to arrange exams covering only the issues that these drivers feel will be of importance to their work,
Finally, in many States, there is a variety of statutes on non-possessory security rights, each covering only a small economic sector,
As a corollary, the concept of capital formation(covering only produced assets)
Household surveys in Africa over the past 15 years have been conducted in countries covering only 75 per cent of the region's population,
Tables 2 to 6 in annex I present national data on the extent of national areas affected by DLDD in the five regions, covering only those countries for which the data provided have been quality proofed.
Tables 10 to 14 in annex I present a baseline of national data on human population in the five regions, covering only those countries for which the data provided have been quality proofed.
For this reason, the above-mentioned group of Annex IV countries, covering only five countries, decided in June 2001 to adopt a new designation
The CST could discuss how far networks covering only some regions could be expanded to become global networks,