The most common variety is cohabitation (place), followed by legal marriage (marye), and union without cohabitation (vivavèk).

What we saw out there on the butte, that was a meteor, common garden-variety meteor.

Dispute settlement clauses are common in a variety of instruments related to the provision of disaster relief.

It was pointed out, however, that common elements reveal a variety of approaches with regard to their specific content.

With regard to the variety of forms taken by the practice, it was found that informal labour in the strict sense prevails in southern Italy, while the most common variety in central-northern Italy is camouflaged salaried employment, accomplished through the improper use of contracts deriving from the category of freelance work, together with moonlighting and overtime that does not appear on the pay cheque.

Whereas the review and appraisal highlighted some successes, it also revealed a variety of common obstacles to implementing the Madrid Plan of Action, indicating significant gaps in progress.

As for the voluntary-based mechanism decided upon at the Fifth Review Conference of the States Parties to the Convention, it should help enhance common understanding on a variety of aspects relating to bio-terrorism. It cannot, however, be a substitute for a legally binding Protocol.

These operational strategies respond to the overriding needs that must be fulfilled by all HDI projects and have thus been placed under the umbrella of an HDI Support project (HDIS) that has established mechanisms and structures to deliver a variety of common services to other HDI projects.

(i) Comprises a medical facility (basic field hospital) with limited specialist expertise (doctors) and limited (basic) surgical, intensive care, dental, laboratory, X-ray, ward, sterilization and pharmaceutical capabilities (e.g., life, limb and organ-saving surgery, definitive treatment against a wide variety of common diseases/illnesses);

(i) Comprises a medical facility (basic field hospital) with limited specialist expertise (doctors) and limited (basic) surgical, intensive care, dental, laboratory, X-ray, ward, sterilization and pharmaceutical capabilities (e.g., life, limb and organ-saving surgery, definitive treatment against a wide variety of common diseases/illnesses);