Drug use patterns changed without a concomitant change in attitudes.

There is no doubt that this is a concomitant effect of globalization.

The resurgence of identities is a phenomenon concomitant with that of globalization.

When assessing a concentration both concomitant advantages and disadvantages shall be considered .

There has, however, been no concomitant increase in the resources available to police forces.

Improving domestic resource mobilization is a critical concomitant of effective and equitable financing policies

However, the Office's capacity will need to be strengthened concomitant with the functions of the Fund.

The right to benefit from the peaceful uses of nuclear energy had concomitant obligations, which guaranteed security.

Effectiveness increases demand, but the latter is not followed by a concomitant increase in resources to maintain that effectiveness.

How will external aid sustainably fuel this implementation, given the complications and possible distortions that are concomitant with aid relationships?

Certainly there might be advantages in organizing sessions that way, but the Subcommittee should bear in mind the concomitant disadvantages.

Combined with efforts to maintain a competitive exchange rate, this has led to considerable reserve accumulation, but also a concomitant capital outflow.

A concomitant increase in the responsibilities and workload was also reported for the other five bodies for which honorariums had been authorized.

Poverty and destitution are understood in this report as phenomena related and in some cases concomitant with poor international and national income distribution.

However, they come at the cost of extensive reliance on rules as controls and a concomitant focus on process, rather than results or effectiveness.

The French president loves crises, with their concomitant surge of adrenaline. For him, this is what power is about taking hard decisions under unfavorable circumstances.

This accounts for the importance of public freedoms with their concomitant potential for dialogue, communication, transmission and action to influence the overall progress of society.

The Committee reiterates that along with the right to exploit natural resources there are specific, concomitant obligations towards the local population, including effective and meaningful consultation.

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Increased efforts are needed in order to secure for UNHCR and other concerned organizations security guarantees and corresponding practical measures, as well as to establish concomitant treaty obligations.

These divisions and the CD apos s concomitant lack of progress this year, however, should not constitute a reflection on the Conference on Disarmament itself as an institution.

The authorization of the concentration may not be refused if it does not create or strengthen a dominant position, does not impede the formation, development or continuation of effective competition on the relevant market ... or on a considerable part of it, or if the concomitant advantages outweigh the concomitant disadvantages , as article 30 says in harmony with section D, paragraph 4, point (c), of the Set.

Most important, they have chosen to inscribe their action peacefully within a national framework and in the common interest, with all the concomitant responsibilities and opportunities that that entails.

Its liberalization calls for the concomitant build up of prudential regulatory and supervisory infrastructures and institutions, as well as the implementation of appropriate macroeconomic policies to ensure stability and efficiency.

The expansion of colonial settlements in East Jerusalem and the concomitant expropriation and expulsion of its Palestinian inhabitants were part of a plan to make all of Jerusalem a Jewish city.

The Secretariat must also assume additional tasks requested by the COP without necessarily receiving concomitant funding and must absorb the costs within the core budget if voluntary funding cannot be obtained.

138. Concomitant support is needed for stronger, better coordinated global actions against major diseases that take a heavy toll of human lives, such as malaria, tuberculosis, cholera, typhoid and HIV AIDS.

Indeed, they further consider that inter agency cooperation can be enhanced through such suitable networking arrangements, including the establishment of an appropriate Web site, with concomitant needs for appropriate central support.

In particular, there is a need to de link natural resource consumption from economic growth, so that growth in the economy does not lead to a concomitant growth in natural resource consumption.

Observing the spreading of the phenomenon of globalization, the development of the means of communication and the concomitant substantial flow of information in all fields and their repercussions on the cultural aspects

Cross border investment towards the euro area has increased, although here it is more difficult to disentangle the effect of the single currency from other concomitant events (such as privatizations or corporate mergers).

Effective macroeconomic management is a critical concomitant for providing the fiscal space needed to absorb large new external investments in health and laying the bases for sound future financing of Asia's health systems.

54. His Government was concerned that financial liberalization and restrictive monetary policies had uncoupled finance from international trade and investment, leading to short termism and its concomitant lack of commitment to investment in productive assets.

(c) A growing concern with avoiding harm to victims of kidnapping and a concomitant emphasis on negotiations for ransom payments that will guarantee the safe release of those victims rather than killing them for coercive effect

The cases that present difficulties are where the treaty provides no clear indication of the intentions of the parties, and where that intention must be presumed from the nature of the treaty or from the concomitant circumstances.

However, primary products were a declining component of developing country trade in the 1990s, continuing a trend begun in the 1980s, and the concomitant rising share of manufactures has included medium and high skill and technology intensive products.

This increased technical sophistication indicates increased investment on the part of mining supporters and demonstrates a concomitant growth in economic confidence (even though under the terms of the current mining licence moratorium most of this activity is illegal).

He recalled that since the mid 1980s, international trade had been growing at a brisk pace, as a result of globalization, the deepening of the international division of labour and the concomitant emergence of increasingly internationalized production patterns.

10. Over the years, the increase in the volume of parliamentary documentation and the concomitant decrease in the resources of all Translation Services led to more reliance on methods of work allowing for higher productivity, including self revision.

Urban per capita income is more than triple the average in rural areas. As long as urbanization is coupled with job creation a strategy underscored by China s concomitant push into services led development labor income and consumer purchasing power will benefit.

Another solution is to focus on particularly challenging cases of crime prevention, for example, in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, where UNODC is assisting the city authorities in favelas (low income communities) in reducing drug trafficking and concomitant criminal problems (project BRAR75).

Concomitant with the extension of access were efforts to increase the number of hours IMIS is available to online users in different time zones and, on average, the system has been available between 2.5 and 3 hours longer every business day.

A State allowing a foreign aerospace object to be started up from its own airspace is automatically regarded, under the space law currently in effect, as one of the launching States with the concomitant international obligations under the 1972 Liability Convention.

Such criminality and its concomitant victimization, especially in urban areas beset by such other serious problems as dwindling services unable to meet the needs of burgeoning populations, compound the instability and act as a deterrent to social peace and economic investment.

With rebalancing will come a decline in China s surplus saving, much slower accumulation of foreign exchange reserves, and a concomitant reduction in its seemingly voracious demand for dollar denominated assets. Curtailing purchases of US Treasuries is a perfectly logical outgrowth of this process.