The view was expressed that the fundamental problem remained one of how to properly control the ubiquity of small arms.

The ubiquity of radiological materials and the crude requirements for detonating such a device suggest a high likelihood of use.

The ubiquity of mobile telephones in developing countries, even among the poor, has given a growing number of poor people access to microfinance.

The ubiquity of light and automatic arms and the ease with which they are transported across international borders feed the terrorists' assembly line of death and mayhem.

Scientific advancements in biotechnology and the ubiquity of facilities capable of producing biological agents circumscribe prospects for the elimination of biological weapons and complicate verification efforts.

The ubiquity of SCCPs, the vapour pressures reported, and the Henry's Law Constant values (similar to those of acknowledged POPs), indicate that SCCPs are transported long range.

Given the ubiquity of corporate groups in modern commerce, there has been a steady increase in recent years in the number of insolvencies involving multinational corporate groups.

In this context, the near ubiquity of mobile networks hascreated a new paradigm for sustainable development, puttingtechnological advances at the forefront of policymaking.

In Chile, the principle of ubiquity is upheld in Novoa I, p. 167 ff; Cury I, p. 193; and Politoff I, p. 121; Garrido I, p. 133, considers it predominant.

For example, article 6 of the Italian Penal Code and article 9 of the German Penal Code — to mention just two of the comparative systems that have had a major influence in Chile — enshrine the ubiquity principle in legislation.