Restitution has led to land fragmentation.

Furthermore, there is a risk of fragmentation of European security.

In France and Germany, there is more fragmentation.

And this can be managed by chunking content into smaller problems.

Moreover, heavy TV viewing has contributed to social fragmentation.

In such a fragmentation, a self government on national basis was impossible.

By adjusting the cone voltage and or temperature, the degree of fragmentation can be controlled.

Tanzania was a successful example of nation building through the prevention of sectarian fragmentation.

The refugee crisis is all the more challenging in view of EU member countries internal political fragmentation.

To prevent further fragmentation, an agricultural parcel for sale should be a certain size The policy should include the leasing of State agricultural land, taking into account the structural priorities of the area specified in the territorial planning documents.

The restitution of land that had to be split among the heirs of the previous owner resulted in fragmentation.

The restoration of property rights to owners and their heirs resulted in the fragmentation of land in rural areas.

With regard to the topic Fragmentation of international law , his delegation was most appreciative of the work of the Study Group.

Report of the Study Group on Fragmentation of International Law Difficulties arising from the Diversification and Expansion of International Law

Rather, various aspects of the memorandum and the debate would be used as examples in the overall schema of the topic, especially in connection with the lex specialis rule.

The second concern, which her delegation had expressed several times before, related to the sensitive issue of fragmentation of international law.

12. The recent conclusion of the Uruguay Round of multilateral trade negotiations dispelled the possibilities of fragmentation of the international trading system.

The decline of traditional family structures combined with signs of social fragmentation, presage disquieting uncertainties for the future.

But this notion of the fragmented self, this notion of re use, this notion of reworking very much a nineteenth century, very much a modern notion.

Spectra for metal polycarbonyls are often easily interpretable, because the dominant fragmentation process is the loss of carbonyl ligands (m z 28).

noted that, given the current structure of agendas, there was a risk of spreading scarce financial and human resources too thin, which would lead to superficial and ineffective results.

The Study Group did not intend to catalogue such norms but rather to emphasize their use as conflict rules in dealing with fragmentation.

Yes, Afghans live in a shifting pattern of loyalty to Kabul, but this unity has historically been only episodic, with frequent periods of fragmentation as well.

What is driving this fragmentation and radicalization within the ranks of Sunni Islam, and how can it be managed?

Its fragmentation results in weaker signals as m z 93, 80, 79, 67, 41 and 39.

This document provides a brief overview of the most relevant developments over the past year and invites the Committee to consider whether the programme is still in harmony with the wider international environment, or whether the arrangements in place need modification. The strategic review of the programme completed in 2004 considered this aspect and took it into account but in view of continuous changes, it is necessary to keep this matter under constant review.

The notion of place of business was well known and yet another definition of the term entailed the risk of fragmentation of the law.

These regional meetings should take advantage of existing regional meetings and processes to avoid duplication and fragmentation

The explosion started in the first block destroyed the second panel of the block and hit the gelatine that caught most of the fragmentation

But it wouldn t be easy, owing in part to the Taliban s fragmentation, with the tail (private armies and militias) wagging the dog.

The war has added immensely to this segmentation and fragmentation by blocking traffic on the Danube and by destroying international road and bridge links.

With the break up of the Soviet Union and Yugoslavia in mind, we must seek to prevent the further fragmentation of states, and also their forcible reunification.

But this raises the risk of fragmentation, which, if allowed to go far enough, could curtail the Internet s economic benefits.

The ecological footprint is most notably from the increased development of settlements and the sea coast leading to habitat fragmentation.

National unity was a challenge faced by many countries, particularly those whose societies had been subject to fragmentation over the course of their history.

There is solid evidence that the benefits of intra industry trade vary depending upon the nature of the industry and the intensity of the fragmentation.

Her return from exile in October was seen as a step toward curbing the country s dangerous fragmentation her murder shatters those hopes.

So we have a Mesozoic period, an age of fragmentation, and a Cenozoic period, an age of reconnection South America to North America, India to Asia.

Grizzly bears are among the species impacted by the highway, which together with other developments in Banff, has caused fragmentation of the landscape.

Such a gross distortion of the principles of international law was counterproductive, encouraged fragmentation along ethnic or religious lines and would lead to international chaos.

Development activities should, as a general rule, be channelled through existing intergovernmental machinery in order to avoid fragmentation and duplication.

Like the Ottoman Empire s fragmentation in 1922 or Nasser s overthrow of King Farouk s regime in 1952, the current transformation, too, must be shaped.

In Jordan and Egypt, protests against the asymmetrical peace led to growing social fragmentation and processes of regime led domestic de liberalization.

In computer networking, the maximum transmission unit (MTU) of a communications protocol of a layer is the size (in bytes) of the largest protocol data unit that the layer can pass onwards.

In this connection, it was stressed that the Study Group should focus on hierarchy and other possible relationships between norms of international law in the context of fragmentation.