The Koglweogo have multiplied around the major cities in central Burkina Faso, to counter increasing instances of robbery.
The fish are found mostly in the Caspian Sea and Black Sea, but their numbers have rapidly declined because of overfishing, water pollution and increasing instances of illegal trade.
However, there have been increasing instances of anonymity being granted to military personnel charged with offences before the death of Gunner Rigby.
The notice, which cited "the increasing instances of fake news" but did not define it, said journalists would have their official accreditation suspended as soon as any complaint was registered even before it was judged whether it was valid.
Despite the increasing instances of shifts around the league — the Milwaukee Brewers, in particular, use a variety of unorthodox alignments (including some against right-handed hitters) — the most publicized shifts have centered for years around the American League East.
Mr. Smith wanted the bishop to be an intermediary in his surrender, because of his ties to a New York Police Department program, Brooklyn Clergy/N.Y.P.D. Task Force, started last year to curtail the increasing instances of young black men killing other young black men.
Although the Caribbean Sea is considered the main coral disease hot spot with over 66%% of the world's recorded diseases (Green and Bruckner 2000), Indo-Pacific coral reefs are getting more attention due to increasing instances of coral disease outbreaks recently (e.g., Willis et al. 2004; Weil et al. 2012) and the Persian Gulf is no exception (Riegl et al. 2012).
People are looking for a way to adapt to changing climate and increasing instances of extreme weather.
As the network has expanded, high ridership in new trains have led to increasing instances of overcrowding and delays on the Delhi Metro.
Despite early reports of studies showing an association between mitochondrial dysfunction and insulin resistance in type 2 diabetic subjects, there are increasing instances of discordance between the two.
