The situation of conflict has had its adverse effect on some of the countries in the region.

The agreements have the effect of strengthening compliance, maximizing opportunity and reducing adverse impacts associated with some changes.

Set here the level of the effect.

2.3 Adverse effect on academic, scientific, cultural and athletic exchanges between the peoples of Cuba and the United States

As the representative of Cuba had pointed out, certain references to documents could also be deleted to no adverse effect.

The addition of permanent members would also have significant and adverse indirect consequences through what is known as the cascade effect.

The low level of literacy has an aggravating effect.

Set at a low enough level say, 0.25 such a tax would have little adverse effect on the global economy while raising considerable revenue. At worst, the efficiency costs would be minor at best, the tax would discourage excessive short term speculation.

The slow recovery of domestic production in a war torn economy has had an adverse effect on development in Bosnia and Herzegovina.

All other variants have an adverse effect on the number of Member States within range, which in the unweighted baseline is 148.

The violence and criminal activity that took place in May had an adverse effect on humanitarian operations, temporarily limiting access to specific areas.

In the second sentence of the paragraph, replace specific reproductive toxicity with an adverse effect on sexual function and fertility or on development .

According to Iraq, it is highly unlikely that the deposition from the smoke plume could have had such an adverse effect in Saudi Arabia.

This value controls the level to use with the current effect.

Each one of these drivers has a different effect on growth. While technological progress clearly fosters growth, the rise of finance since the 1990s has probably had an adverse effect, via financial crises and the accumulation of debt.

Further, young people are worried about the structural adjustment programmes that have an adverse effect on their lives, including the privatization of water provisions and education.

A major inhibiting factor over the years has been the lack of early access to substantial development aid, with its attendant adverse effect on long term reconstruction and development.

It also addresses the means by which such standards can be implemented in order to reduce the adverse effect of poor vehicle conditions on road users and on road infrastructure.

The reduction under the insurance for terrorism acts reflects market trends whereby premiums have demonstrated a downward trend since the initial adverse effect of the events of 11 September 2001.

The technical guidelines (Specimen terms of reference) were revised in November 2004 to require auditors to specify the financial effect of qualified, adverse or disclaimer opinions on nationally executed expenditure.

In the third box on the left, replace suspected to produce an adverse effect on reproductive ability or capacity, or on development, in humans? with a suspected human reproductive toxicant? .

However, he hoped that the decline in some programmes, notably Major Programmes C, D, E and F, would not have an adverse effect on the technical cooperation services provided to developing countries.

Water's adverse impact

Recognizing that the systematic violations of civil, political, economic, social and cultural rights by the Government of Myanmar have had a significant adverse effect on the health and welfare of the people of Myanmar,

Recognizing that the systematic violations of civil, political, economic, social and cultural rights by the Government of Myanmar have had a significant adverse effect on the health and welfare of the people of Myanmar,

Reaffirming that the adverse effects of climate change and sea level rise present significant risks to the sustainable development of small island developing States, that the effects of climate change may threaten the very existence of some of those States and that, therefore, adaptation to the adverse impacts of climate change and sea level rise remains a major priority for small island developing States,

Furthermore, it is clear from the Secretary General's report that the external debt burden is having an adverse effect on the achievement of the Millennium Development Goals and that Africa's debt, in particular, is unsustainable.

NGOs, national institutions and parliaments were also critical in ensuring that the work had a lasting effect at the national level.

The march and speech referred to had a serious adverse effect on Mr. Paltiel, who survived a concentration camp during the war, and who has previously had threats made on his life because of his educational work.

Parties also identified possible adverse effects on fisheries due to changes in temperature and salinity, and loss of productive habitats for many species due to sea level rise and associated flooding.

The KFTC's decision acknowledged that a conglomerate merger can have anti competitive effects on the market and can be evaluated in order to impose ex ante and ex post monitoring measures at the same time, so that the adverse effect of competition restriction can be corrected appropriately while the positive effect of enhanced efficiency can be maximized.

He hoped that proposals to that effect would be submitted to the General Assembly at the forthcoming high level meeting on counter terrorism.

The speakers emphasized that such crimes not only had an adverse effect on the economic climate and business confidence, but also undermined the tax base, interfered with competition and had a negative long term impact on democracy and good governance.

Some believe that monetary expansion in one country shifts the trade balance against its partners, owing to the exchange rate effect others believe that any adverse effect on trade balances is offset by higher spending. Some argue that the problem is competitive depreciation or too low interest rates others maintain that the real problem is overvalued currencies or too high interest rates.

Children in institutions also frequently face adverse conditions.

These guidelines address inter agency capacity building in the health arena, exchanges of information, and coordination of actions at the regional level to cope with the impact of adverse events on member and associated States.

Drug approval and use requires a careful weighing of desirable and undesirable effects. These judgments vary, depending on whether they are made by a drug company, which stands to benefit from sales, or a patient at risk of suffering a serious adverse effect.

In suspending the practice of withholding funding to Parties in arrears, one incentive put in place by the secretariat to encourage Parties to pay their contributions on time has been removed, which may have an adverse effect on the timely payment of contributions.

Half of tax revenue is collected with a value added tax, which is essentially a tax on consumption. Although there is a tax on corporate income, it is integrated with personal taxes in a way that reduces its adverse effect on investment and production.

As a first step, UNDP introduced with effect from 1 January 2004 the activity based universal price list (UPL) for reimbursement for services at the field level.

There are some which are adverse to this well being.

It states that it would not be possible to identify specific individuals because the adverse effects from the Kuwait oil well fires cannot be distinguished at the individual level from similar effects that may be due to other causes.

While the original text of the GATS does not contain any provisions to that effect, other international agreements, at the bilateral or regional level, contain variations of such rules.

Almost all coastal countries, including small island developing States, reported that climate change and its consequent sea level rise will have a devastating effect on coastal communities and infrastructure.

Three forces have driven the US labor market s adverse structural changes