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They lack even the most basic amenities.

This is not to say that all was amenities and progress.

As a result, the way of life remained extremely simple and without amenities.

The same applies to loss of or damage to physical amenities for local people.

The services and amenities established for disabled persons are set forth in article 4.

Land with the necessary infrastructure and amenities for building represents the main input for housing.

We have discovered that this multi tasking life is best done in cities, which concentrate a multiplicity of hard amenities airports, shops, schools, parks, and sports facilities as well as soft amenities like clubs, bars, and restaurants.

Some of the premises require extensive renovation and installation of basic amenities, such as running water.

The trip will enable participants to see the amenities of Graz in addition to those of Vienna.

The most advanced amenities that modern science and technology can provide could be made available to everyone.

It was improving facilities in the less crowded prisons, equipping them with libraries, computers and other such amenities.

With regard to the availability of basic amenities, the housing inventory has significantly improved in the last 20 years.

Basic amenities, such as water and electricity, food and shelter, and health and education have to be adequately addressed.

And Ümraniye has high schools, a courthouse, cultural amenities such as cinema and all the other infrastructure of an urban area.

The relocated communities now live in settlements which in accordance with Government policy are targeted for accelerated provision of the amenities.

The resultant job losses had led to increased pressure on social services and amenities and constituted a threat to social integration.

The host country should provide amenities and facilities to allow diplomats to carry out their functions in New York City satisfactorily.

(d) Approves the transfer in 1994 of up to 300,000 from the Programme Reserve to the Fund for International Staff Housing and Basic Amenities

inhabitants and the destruction of many economic and industrial facilities and social amenities are directly attributable to the impunity enjoyed by the Armenian side.

(d) Approves the transfer in 1994 of up to 300,000 from the Programme Reserve to the Fund for International Staff Housing and Basic Amenities

Other measures of support for traditional suppliers may need to be put in place, for example to provide better retail space and other consumer amenities.

Many pressures felt by families today, including the high cost of education, health care and basic amenities, are the result of unbridled and unsustainable development.

The seats in more expensive classes are wider, more comfortable, and have more amenities such as lie flat seats for more comfortable sleeping on long flights.

(d) Provide to persons with disabilities, the aged and other disadvantaged persons such social benefits and amenities as are suitable, just and equitable to their needs

Restrictions on large stores have often been designed to protect small shops from competition, with the aim of safeguarding employment and the amenities that they provide.

The rural population of Pakistan does not at present have the same facilities and amenities in the fields of education, health, employment etc. as its urban counterpart.

The security wall was having adverse effects in terms of the access of some Palestinians to their land and water sources, customary amenities and places of worship.

(c) Provide clean and safe water, adequate medical and health facilities and decent shelter for all persons, and taking measures to constantly improve such facilities and amenities

The problem with this post industrial urban model is that it strongly favors generalist cities that can cluster different kinds of soft and hard amenities and human capital.

It will be for families only and will provide all necessary amenities and services for both adults and children, so that they can spend quality time with their families.

The Habitat Programme combines measures aimed at improving the infrastructure and amenities of marginal urban areas as well as disaster prevention with the provision of services and community development.

In 2000, thanks to improvements in these basic amenities, 89 per cent of housing is equipped with drinking water, 78 per cent with drainage and 95 per cent with electricity.

Contrary to the popular image of the Tower, prisoners were able to make their life easier by purchasing amenities such as better food or tapestries through the Lieutenant of the Tower.

construction of a quot self contained camp quot encompassing all facilities, amenities and utilities required to provide satisfactory accommodation for the deployment of troops, support staff and equipment at Camp Khor

19. A major factor in the rural urban shift in population is the real or perceived disparities between urban and rural areas in economic opportunities and in social and cultural amenities.

Apart from combating poverty and deprivations of all kinds economic, social, cultural and political women feel excluded in the development process and fail to get basic amenities for their quality of life.

The Secretary General believes that staff members should not be expected to remain continuously confined at headquarters, which is a non family duty station with very few amenities and a demanding climate.

Within each region, factors such as convenient and accessible air transportation, good communication capacity, low security risk, political stability and acceptable infrastructure and amenities should be considered in locating regional and subregional centres.

Refugees and internally displaced persons are already moving to their respective homes in southern Sudan, the Nuba Mountains, the Blue Nile region and Abyei before the necessary minimum social amenities are put in place.

This in turn generates an uncontrolled urban spread, very often towards high risk or environmentally protected areas, for which urbanization and the provision of amenities entails very high costs and often irreversible ecological damage.

South Africa, is situated close to amenities, shops, restaurants, the beachfront and other local attractions which makes this an ideal place to stay and a great starting point from which to experience the Cape.

(g) Community well being To maintain and strengthen the quality of life in host communities, including social structures and access to resources, amenities and life support systems, avoiding any form of social degradation or exploitation

37. An alternative route, through the eastern Iranian towns of Zahedan and Mashhad to Ashkhabad, is being used, though this is also a very difficult route which passes for long distances through arid deserts without amenities.

Boyce Chaka With few amenities to go around for extra curricular activities, tutoring young high school children acting and poetry has become one of the activities Chaka says will fill what would otherwise have been idle hours.