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[...] [...] diets were high in seafood, included convulsions, fits, highly erratic movements (mad running, sudden jumping, bumping into objects) (UNEP 2002).

We in Bangladesh are experiencing erratic patterns of flooding and drought that are a direct offshoot of climate change.

The phenomena of erratic climate change and soaring global food prices compounded the challenges.

The major results of the subprogramme are the enhanced understanding of the physical and biological processes that control the hydrological system and the improvement of capacity-building in order to mitigate water-related conflicts, risks and disasters and identify the impacts of climate change and variability in various zones.

The vicious cycle of the mutually reinforcing and exacerbating impacts of food, energy, economic and financial crises, together with the adverse and disproportionate impacts of climate change, such as the melting of glaciers in the Himalayas and elsewhere, erratic weather patterns and floods, have significantly constrained our efforts to meet the MDGs.

[...] [...] vulnerable to the vagaries of nature and the [...]

[...] [...] architecture; the adoption of counter-cyclical policies [...] [...]

Indeed, the mission’s report represents a damning indictment of the regime’s deceptive and erratic behaviour.

Tartarus, the lower hell, is reserved for a few special rebels against the gods, and the Elysian Fields for a few special favourites chosen by divine caprice.

[...] island developing States to the vagaries of climate change and other [...]

[...] importance of maintaining ranges of product types.

Renewable groundwater resources in the developing world are underutilized, yet groundwater development can help both increase food production and overcome the threat to food security posed by variable rainfall patterns.

Yet the promise of India is not new, nor for the faint hearted: erratic policy-making of the type that snow-balled into a wall of critical commentary following the retroactive tax ruling on Vodafone was proof that India rarely moves in a straight line.

In recent years, UNCTAD has repeatedly stressed the need for a multilaterally agreed framework for exchange rate management that would focus on [...] [...]

St. Ambrose and St. Augustine in their beautiful works on the Psalms rather spiritualize, or moralize, than allegorize, and their imaginative interpretations are chiefly of events, actions, numbers, etc. But almost all allegorical interpretation is so arbitrary and depends so much on the caprice of the exegete that it is difficult to conciliate it with reverence, however one may he dazzled by the beauty of much of it.

In areas where large-scale mining companies compete with artisanal and small-scale miners, the ambiguity of regulations and their inconsistent enforcement has led to conflict and social instabilities.

[...] [...] development planning and programmes as well as in post-disaster situations

We frequently return to this starting point, a basic [...]

[...] [...] an error of jurisdiction, natural justice, law or any other apparent error, or error made in a perverse or capricious manner.

In the United States, the law provides for an investigation by the Special Counsel when a question as to whether an official has acted ‘arbitrarily or capriciously’ with respect to the withholding of information.

However, the internationally agreed goals and commitments are largely silent regarding older women and the implementation of those that do address older women has been inconsistent at best.

States often object to reservations that they consider to be impermissible as being incompatible with [...] [...]

[...] [...] persists in ignoring repeated calls for its [...] [...]