The violence in the heavily secured capital and in a more remote area of the country highlighted Afghanistan's continuing vulnerability after nearly 12 years of international efforts to vanquish the insurgency.
Since, in equilibrium, more-efficient firms also sell in more-distant markets, we should observe that: (1) Firms selling in more-remote countries employ workers with higher average education; (2) Firms selling in more-remote countries pay higher average wages to workers within each education group.
But in the evening, when the traffic slows and the light softens, it feels as if I'm in more-remote country.
All these animals are still, or were until recently, used for pack transport in the more-remote country districts of the subcontinent.
In the Gulf, ruling families followed the lead of Saudi Arabia, keeping all the important reins in their own hands while parcelling out patronage to friends and loyalists.These days, smaller and more remote Arab countries are in the political vanguard.
Defining those PHC services considered to be "core" is vitally important in order to evaluate their contribution to a reduction in health inequalities, especially those resulting from demographic and geographical factors such as population isolation, dispersed settlement pattern, and the higher proportion of Indigenous citizens in more remote areas in large countries such as Australia and Canada.
There have been reports of entire villages being destroyed in more remote parts of the country.
The military now uses airstrips in more remote parts of the country for drone operations.
And, as I spent six months travelling through the more remote areas of the country, I did come across poets in the most unlikely places.
They also point out that in many of the more remote parts of the country the guerrillas are present but judicial officials are not.The bill is supported, too, by the national press, businessmen and public opinion.
