There are drawbacks to this.

So my job had some drawbacks.

Those drawbacks should be addressed without delay.

This system is bristling with defects and drawbacks.

What are the advantages and drawbacks of this method?

However, the advantages of the new headquarters location did not come without drawbacks.

While these reports provide an invaluable guide to Member States' implementation, they have various drawbacks.

In developing countries, tax holidays, exemptions from import duties and duty drawbacks are more prominent.

The programme has some drawbacks in that it does not capture all the cost elements involved.

43. The Committee noted that all the income measures considered had some drawbacks, either theoretical or practical.

When choosing to build PHP in different ways, you should consider the advantages and drawbacks of each method.

The drawbacks and risks of globalization should be reduced to a minimum and its opportunities and benefits increased to a maximum.

Galvani's approach of probing the nervous system with electrodes has remained state of the art until today, despite a number of drawbacks.

But the pleasant life has three drawbacks, and it's why positive psychology is not happy ology and why it doesn't end here.

Both options, the signing of a convention and the adoption of the articles in the form of a declaration, had advantages and drawbacks.

The Secretary General draws the General Assembly's attention to the potential advantages and drawbacks of each of the scenarios presented for its consideration.

52. Most delegations considered that, although the proposal of the United States of America had some drawbacks, it provided a good basis for a compromise.

Although such flexibility can encourage individual initiatives and has some advantages, its drawbacks are plain to see, in that it rules out any medium term vision.

145. Although traditional MS methodology has several important drawbacks that restrict its usefulness as a field technique, the advances mentioned above may soon overcome these liabilities.

Various speakers in this debate have already pointed out the drawbacks of the group of four proposal, as well as of the approach suggested for carrying it out.

Like you, I cannot but be dissatisfied with the performance of the Government and the executive as a whole and see drawbacks in its structure and organization of work.

The methodology used to estimate the latter also presents several drawbacks, one major one being that it can only estimate actual demand elasticity which integrates the possible presence of an NTB.

Clearly, there are environmental drawbacks from the use of coal as an energy resource, and these concerns are far too important to overlook. The massive reserves notwithstanding, coal is still a finite resource.

Drawbacks from the working capital reserve shall be restored from contributions as soon as possible. In the reporting biennium, the secretariat did not draw from the reserves in any of the established funds.

In discussions of the proposal, some participants identified its drawbacks as the limited membership of G20, collective action problems, the prevention of hostile litigation, ensuring the effectiveness of exit consents, and transparency requirements.

One can but reiterate the drawbacks, in terms of speed and efficiency, inherent in the current decision making chain linking the Sub Commission to the Commission and then to the Economic and Social Council.

285. Over the past few years years of transition to a market economy and sweeping restructuring of State and public life there have been certain definite achievements, but a number of difficulties and drawbacks also appeared.

Whether that new council might be a principal organ of the United Nations or a subsidiary body of the General Assembly both alternatives having advantages and drawbacks are issues New Zealand would want to look at closely.

While the return of Agency headquarters to the area of operations conferred many advantages, the drawbacks faced at the principal headquarters location at Gaza, referred to in the preceding report, continued to pose problems during the period under review.

While the formation of RTAs is not a new phenomenon, the debate as to their merits and drawbacks continues.29 However, there can be no a priori conclusion as to whether an economy will benefit from a particular RTA.

At the four points of the compass, he transmitted fresh courage and hope to the oppressed, the poorest and the weakest throughout the world with a passion for freedom and solidarity, confronting the drawbacks in different political, economic and social systems.

He stated that the City of New York, in spite of the Mission's requests, was not carrying out its obligation to ensure the respect of local laws and that the Parking Programme was implemented with some drawbacks inherent in it.

3. The link between the work of the experts in the Commission and the positions taken by delegations in the Sixth Committee was not without its drawbacks, but it had interesting repercussions on the establishment of the rules of international law.

Mr. Baum (Switzerland) said that migration was one of the most salient and complex aspects of globalization and the international community should work together at all levels to create the basic conditions necessary for maximizing the advantages of migration while minimizing its drawbacks.

They noted the importance of using appropriate underlying assumptions. It was suggested that one of the major drawbacks of the HIPC approach to debt sustainability was the use of overly optimistic assumptions about the future evolution of country growth rates, exports and commodity prices.

On the one hand, we must deepen reforms, eliminate drawbacks of market management policies coming from multiple departments and regulate by more than one departments. According to local conditions, improve the food safety, product quality supervision network, and constantly reduce the space for rural fake products manufacturing and selling.

This ongoing discussion of the various candidates merits and drawbacks recalls how airplanes protect themselves from missile attacks by launching a false target. Public interest is the missile, and the target is the ruling power, which protects itself by providing a decoy in the form of aimless talk.

Despite certain drawbacks, commercial and improvised compounds have proved to be effective substitutes for military grade explosives, and training in the construction of improvised explosive devices from such goods is available on the Internet, even if the skills acquired in the Afghan training camps are now less available.

All things considered, it would not be feasible to have an object designated as a spacecraft in outer space and an aircraft in airspace since this dual condition, apart from other drawbacks, would lead to the object being subject to registration as a space object and an aircraft simultaneously.

However, they had significant drawbacks handling and transportation of the equipment, adapting it to various existing telescopes, lost nights due to cloudiness, high costs restricting the possibility of numerous campaigns per year (usually one or two lasting a week each), problems with data reduction techniques that varied from site to site etc.

HAMPTON, VIRGINIA Civil aeronautics is in the midst of becoming a mature industry, with all the drawbacks that this entails. For decades, technological advances have been essentially incremental, and the industry remains largely based on long haul transport aircraft, with an emerging small jet component and a legacy of general aviation markets and products.

We economists know that there are many drawbacks to expanding government beyond its basic role of providing true public goods like defense, public safety, and justice, as well as providing citizens with incentives to counterbalance the effects of true market failures. If the private market has the flexibility of two hands, government bureaucracy has at best two thumbs.

One of the main drawbacks cited in post conflict peacebuilding situations is the lack of coordination among the plethora of NGOs that compete for scarce resources, inevitably overlap in areas of activity and divert local assets, such as interpreters, trained personnel, etc., for their own projects, sometimes by paying extravagant sums, thus driving up the market rents and salaries.

Moreover, while a preventive strike would delay Iran s nuclear efforts, it would not stop the regime from rebuilding, and it might also create conditions that cause problems for the regime s domestic opponents. But, despite these potential drawbacks, an armed attack on Iran s nuclear facilities will and should remain a distinct possibility given the enormous strategic costs of a nuclear armed Iran.

Important aspects of the publication include the argument that recognizing international human rights norms as legitimate exceptions to trade rules would help dispel some of the perceived drawbacks of trade liberalization exploring how States could comply with both their human rights obligations and their WTO commitments and describing how to avoid the practical and legal pitfalls of raising human rights concerns before a forum meant to settle international trade disputes.