Regularity

Social regularity?

There is an extraordinary regularity.

(e) Regularity and extent of audit by an independent body

MOSCOW The history of authoritarian rule in Russia displays a certain depressing regularity.

132. Access to the French health service was conditional on regularity of status.

This key fact is not a matter of economic theory or an historic regularity.

It also welcomes the State party's timeliness and regularity in submitting its periodic reports.

There's this incredible complexity in the CPU, and this incredible regularity in the memory.

Appreciation is also expressed to the State party for its regularity in fulfilling its reporting obligations.

Regularity is the contrary of roughness because the basic aspect of the world is very rough.

As we are all painfully aware, human rights violations still occur with frightening regularity in many places.

the regularity of financial operations and their conformity with the rules and regulations and budgetary provisions in force.

the regularity of financial operations and their conformity with the rules and regulations and budgetary provisions in force.

The fundamental principle is to ensure the utmost regularity, transparency and legality in all aspects of the IsDB's activities.

(i) The regularity of the receipt, custody and disposal of all funds and other financial resources of the Organization

Because animals can adapt their life strategies to this regularity, these types of polynyas are of special ecological research significance.

A number of Member States joined the reporting mechanisms for the first time, while others showed greater regularity in participation.

Additionally, we should all vow to review the regularity by which we call for reports on the implementation of decisions.

In the central town is common will find yourself with streets that end abruptly, breaking the regularity of the Spanish checkerboard.

Over the course of the conflict, children were kidnapped, forcibly recruited into the fighting forces and or trafficked with frightening regularity.

Someone observes some instructive case or some anecdotal or empirical regularity, and says, This is interesting let s build a model of this.

There's actually a well known regularity to them where the number of wars that are 100 times deadlier is 10 times smaller.

The used measuring devices (1) for a deformation monitoring depend on the application (2), the chosen method (3) and the required regularity (4).

143. The Committee commended the regularity with which the Government of Ecuador had reported on the implementation of the Convention in that country.

quot All officials of UNDP are responsible to the Administrator for the regularity of actions taken by them in the course of their duties.

We urge the Council to make more frequent and systematic use of informal exchanges, and to increase the regularity of substantive briefings for Member States.

Although exact measures are absent, it is generally agreed that millions of African workers living outside their home countries remit funds home with some regularity.

I prefer the word roughness to the word irregularity because irregularity to someone who had Latin in my long past youth means the contrary of regularity.

The existence of a property on a random graph can often imply, via the Szemerédi regularity lemma, the existence of that property on almost all graphs.

I prefer the word roughness to the word irregularity because irregularity to someone who had Latin in my long past youth means the contrary of regularity.

Loans from the clubs depends on the regularity of the savings and from all accounts, women have a good record of both savings and repayment of loans.

536. The State party is commended for its regularity in fulfilling its reporting obligations and for the seriousness with which its takes its obligations under the Convention.

Approximately 1.3 million internally displaced persons depend on humanitarian assistance that cannot be delivered with regularity due to the unstable security situation and the acute level of violence.

They congratulated Senegal on the regularity with which it submitted reports under the Convention and on having made the declaration provided for in article 14 of the Convention.

With regard to the regularity audit, detailed risk assessments have been completed to ensure that in performing the financial and compliance audit work, our resources will be appropriately focused.

The regularity audit will be taken forward through a pre final audit in the last quarter of 2005 and a final audit after the closure of the financial period.

In addition, indigenous children also often do not attend school with the same regularity as other children, even if they have, at least in principle, an opportunity to do so.

519. Members of the Committee commended the State party for its regularity in fulfilling its reporting obligations and for the seriousness with which it took its obligations under the Convention.

Given the regularity of serious diplomatic spats over everything from tiny atolls in the South China Sea to the legacy of World War II this may sound like an elusive dream.

In many cases it is also hard for indigenous children to travel long distances (often on foot and under difficult environmental conditions, with no adequate transport) to attend school with regularity.

Similarly, we commend the activities of the consultative mechanism to further improve cooperation between the Council and troop contributing countries, especially the growing regularity and frequency of meetings with those countries.

With the general economic crisis, and with the presence of a great quantity of foreign aid, it is difficult to discuss regularity that indicates a presence of gender distinctions between the branches.

This was particularly true of Pacific island economies, which experienced enormous volatility in growth rates in the 1980s, with swings in those rates of 10 20 per cent occurring with disturbing regularity.

Every official of the United Nations is responsible to the Secretary General for the regularity of the actions taken by him or her in the course of his or her official duties.