Situations involving minorities often have international repercussions.

The problem of displacement was expected to have serious repercussions on the social and economic structure.

Because of the interdependence of nations, what happens in one country cannot fail to have repercussions in others.

Market power does not always have negative repercussions, but it can have negative implications when it hampers the capacity of suppliers to compete.

But it works, and it even has some health repercussions.

This had repercussions among Internet businesses and within society at large.

Those incidents clearly demonstrate that there is a real risk of escalating violence and reprisals that could have destabilizing repercussions throughout the region.

Porous borders, migration and transboundary exchanges mean that a conflict in one country can have repercussions in neighbouring countries, both near and far.

Because, if that hypothesis were to be true, it would have massive repercussions in our understanding of what's causing the many different aspects of the autism phenotype.

Given the central nature of this conflict, all progress on the ground will have positive repercussions on the whole range of situations that affect the region's stability.

Arbitrary Israeli practices and the construction of the wall which have resulted in the deterioration of the situation in Palestinian territory and have had negative repercussions in the region, especially in Jordan, must cease.

Repercussions resulting from the non payment of such taxes include the deliberate destruction of planted fields.

As in Ituri, the repercussions of these tensions had their greatest impact on the civilian population.

giving their high appraisal to the positive outcomes and social repercussions achieved in this Media Exchange Year.

The economic impact of the Ivorian crisis has had negative repercussions for the entire West African subregion.

Some experts noted that reform had significant social repercussions, as it would displace SMEs and micro players.

Existing social protection systems put in place accompanying these reforms (including safety nets for the poorest) have not been able to counteract the negative repercussions of such instability for the poor.

It led to lawsuits federal investigations, and lots of repercussions, and that's a scandal we won't discuss today.

Prevention programmes supplemented control and law enforcement, focusing on the underlying causes and long term repercussions of crime.

CAMBRIDGE In August 2008, Russian troops moved into Georgia. Observers dispute who fired first, but there was a little noticed dimension of the conflict that will have major repercussions for the future.

Although its foreign policy is based on brotherly and good neighbourly relations, it is obvious that any increase in violence in neighbouring countries will have repercussions on the domestic security of the Niger.

Given the regional repercussions of many situations of mass exodus and displacement, regional bodies also have an important role to play in protecting the human rights of persons caught up in such situations.

There I see a telling example of a true peace dividend, with positive repercussions for the entire African continent.

Like many processes that lead to death and destruction on a large scale, humanitarian disasters often undermine States as the basic unit of the international system and have a wide range of regional repercussions.

But what was cool was that the repercussions now for Greenpeace was, they created an entire marketing campaign around it.

The past, with all its sorrows, is past but the repercussions of forgotten international obligations are still vivid and present.

Varying numbers of Arab States will be invited to join these, and new bodies will have to be established to study and coordinate this new situation, its requirements, and its regional developmental and political repercussions.

In 2002, the commercial sector was badly affected by the repercussions of the socio political unrest of the previous two years.

(f) The possible repercussions for secured transactions and secured creditors in the way in which corporate groups are treated in insolvency.

We know what we're putting out there, we have a sense of those repercussions, but we are so ignorant of this sense of what happens when we put things, or things are put into our bodies.

Whether it is in terms of legal, administrative or language staff, the departure of key staff has immediate repercussions for the courts.

So Microsoft s defense misfires. We can only guess at the company s real reason for taking down the Web site, but fear of repercussions against its commercial interests in China seems likely to have been an important factor.

Such figures reveal a world divided between those who have and those who lack educational opportunity, with huge potential repercussions not only in terms of skill shortages and economic waste, but also in terms of social stability.

It was also universally accepted that planet Earth was a unified system and that events such as a volcanic eruption in one location, or the recurring El Niño phenomenon, could have repercussions in other parts of the world.

The second reason is that the Security Council has consolidated itself as the most influential organ of the United Nations and that any alteration to it will therefore have important repercussions on the general functioning of the system.

The Conference should consider the repercussions of a State party's withdrawal from the Treaty, including the possibility of intervention by the Security Council.

All that this accomplishes is to discredit multilateral cooperation on non proliferation and disarmament with serious repercussions for the integrity of this Treaty.

Fifthly, the repercussions of general human rights violations and of other abuses not attributed to individuals named in the report must be addressed.

Eight years ago, East Asia was battered by a financial crisis, which in turn had transregional repercussions threatening the health of the global economy.

That phenomenon can only serve to undermine the political and economic reconstruction of Afghanistan and has potentially dangerous repercussions for the region and beyond.

Thus, the limited exercise of women's rights has repercussions in the community, where women cannot participate in decision making or share it with men.

At the top, the incomes of the mega rich have soared, with predictable repercussions, especially in the property market. Public concern about this issue has been made much worse by claims that the rich get even richer by paying little tax.

Mr. Sami (Egypt), referring to the question of third States affected by sanctions, said that delegations had become increasingly aware of the repercussions that sanctions could have on both the civilian population of the target country and on third countries.

However, that is not because of a lack of awareness of the gravity of the phenomenon and its repercussions on the stability of the subregion.

Mr. Rahman (Malaysia) expressed concern at all the repercussions of the Israeli occupation on the daily life of the Palestinian population detailed in the report.