However, as a consequence of introduced modifications, the numbering of paragraphs and footnotes has changed.

Paragraph 3 has been left out as a consequence of the discussion above regarding the scope of the provision.

And as a consequence, people chose it.

E. Intersectionalities violence against women as a cause and as a consequence

The direct consequence of this solar storm is that the US military has seen space weather as a combat concern and has built a stronger space weather forecast system.

As a consequence, a system of declarations and inspections has been introduced for entities that carry out activities in the field of nuclear energy.

As a consequence the Supreme Court did not reverse the judgement.

As a consequence, these funds were blocked on 10 March 2005.

The Committee further recommends that, as a consequence, any action requiring legislative approval not go forward until the new budget proposal has been acted upon.

Being subservient to American power, as Japan has been since 1945, was the inevitable consequence of a catastrophic war. Most Japanese can live with that.

Due to unforeseen developments, considerable time has already been lost as a consequence of the initial planning and subsequent abandonment of the UNDC 5 project.

As a consequence, investments in programmes supporting women's issues had dramatically increased.

As a consequence of this phenomenon, there has been an acceleration of land erosion and loss of fertility, which can affect the degrees of food security.

As a consequence, the Occupied Palestinian Territory was once again regarded as a war torn economy .

Iraq states that Iran has not provided sufficient evidence to demonstrate that oil pollution in Iranian waters as a consequence of the conflict affected Iranian fisheries resources.

And I frustrate its ability to represent any meaningful sound as a consequence.

As a consequence, additional tests must be carried out to ensure complete security.

And, as a consequence, the Western view of Africa's economic dilemma is framed wrongly.

The temporary allocation cannot have, as a consequence, a decrease of the woman's salary.

Women and children suffered more than men as a consequence of the economic crisis.

As a consequence, more than a billion people continue to live in absolute poverty.

The material, titled Truth or Consequence The Story of HIV AIDS has been made available to all our world offices as a flip chart for use with small groups, as a PowerPoint presentation, and also as overheads.

And as a consequence of this trade, Britain alone lost eight billion dollars in revenue.

As a consequence, armed escorts are required for movement over a large part of Equatoria.

They shall not be subject to any discrimination as a consequence of exercising their rights.

Along with that, significant worsening of the health state of the population has arisen as a consequence of exposure to long term stress, that is, post traumatic stress disorder (PTSD).

And days later, 1.6 million children were vaccinated against polio as a consequence of everybody stopping.

And that is what we are doing, as action on three issues of historic consequence demonstrates.

Testing is delayed by two days, as a consequence, we need to reschedule the release date.

Small island developing States reported on possible agricultural losses as a consequence of sea level rise.

As a consequence of these incidents the author was on several occasions subjected to disciplinary measures.

3.2 As a consequence of this treatment, he claims that his employment status was affected negatively.

As a consequence, it will act as a support centre for organisations involved in preventing female genital mutilation (the focal point').

They exclude people that died as a consequence of civil war, from hunger or disease, for example.

As a consequence, it is estimated that the 2002 2003 reconciliations will be completed in October 2005.

QA team has discovered a serious bug. In consequence, it is recommended that all works be reviewed from the beginning.

I don't believe in a life or history written as decision A led to consequence B led to consequence C these neat narratives that we're presented with, and that perhaps we encourage in each other.

But this is a consequence.

Six thousand people killed there in the last 18 months as a direct consequence of the cocaine trade.

As a consequence of the rural exodus and the transformation of rural areas into small cities and villages, the rural population has decreased from 24 in 1991 to 18 in 2000 (IBGE, Demographic Census).

This is a consequence of the decreasing birth rate and reproduction, as well as the large number of young people leaving the country.

But there's this consequence out there.

He does not fear the consequence.

He does not fear the consequence.

And He fears not its consequence.