Their adverse consequences had lingered even after the crises were resolved.

War and militarism have profound adverse consequences on women and children.

The Ivorian economy continues to suffer the adverse consequences of the crisis.

The Government in Abidjan continues to bemoan the adverse consequences of the crisis on the Ivorian economy.

Secondly, the restrictive jurisprudence of the Supreme Court in relation to judicial errors, has had adverse consequences for her.

The use of satellite and remote sensing technologies is particularly important for reducing the adverse consequences of natural disasters.

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

Moreover, there may also be adverse consequences arising from FDI, further underlining the need for adequate policies and the role of CR.

The model was also used to estimate the possible adverse consequences on trade interactions between Annex B and non Annex B countries.

Young children are especially vulnerable to adverse consequences of separations because of their physical dependence on and emotional attachment to their parents primary caregivers.

Global trade as a share of GDP may therefore decline, but without adverse consequences for global economic growth. Rising productivity does not require relentlessly increasing trade intensity.

As CAPR presidents had repeatedly stated before the Special Committee, political and economic dependence on another country namely, the administering Power had adverse consequences for the land.

3. Recalls its decision in section II of its resolution 59 269 to invite the Board to provide information on the special situation of pensioners living in countries having undergone dollarization and on possible proposals to attenuate the adverse consequences arising therefrom, and notes that the Board did not agree on a recommendation to attenuate the adverse consequences of pensioners living in countries having undergone dollarization

Noting that an increasing number of cases of malnutrition, particularly among children, and deaths due to hunger related diseases continue to occur in Malawi, with adverse long term consequences,

10. Approves the ad hoc measure recommended by the Board to address adverse, unprecedented consequences of dollarization in Ecuador as an ad hoc, one time, ex gratia, exceptional payment

They should always be targeted in support of clear objectives and implemented in a way that balanced effectiveness with the possible adverse consequences for populations and for third States.

This is independent from their material status and use of any other form of social protection (i.e., mitigation of consequences of social problems).

6. Invites the Board to provide information on the special situation of pensioners living in countries having undergone dollarization and on possible proposals to attenuate the adverse consequences arising therefrom

The Committee notes with concern that even the most basic standard of living is not assured for millions of young children, despite widespread recognition of the adverse consequences of deprivation.

A smaller proportion reported on the adoption of other measures, such as the provision of specialized treatment, after care services and initiatives to reduce the adverse consequences of ATS abuse.

Full implementation and follow up of the defined actions and adequate resource mobilization would increase the resilience of nations and communities to recover from disasters and limit their adverse consequences.

Third, there should be agreed consequences of withdrawal, whereby nuclear equipment, technology or material acquired for peaceful uses should remain subject to Treaty obligations.

5. Invites the Board to present in 2007 a viable ad hoc measure to adequately attenuate the adverse consequences arising from dollarization in Ecuador after consulting with the Committee of Actuaries

5. Further expresses its concern about the adverse consequences that the setback of the Fifth Ministerial Conference may have for the multilateral trading system, including a possible surge in protectionist measures

They may also suffer adverse consequences of alcohol or drug abuse on family living standards and quality of care, as well as being at risk of early initiation into substance abuse

The potential adverse consequences of government procurement are well known. It can enable companies to charge excessive prices for low quality goods and unreliable services, while facilitating corruption, abuses of power, and waste.

Water's adverse impact

(a) The adverse impact of the conflict on the situation of human rights and its severe consequences for the security and well being of the civilian population throughout the territory of the Democratic Republic of the Congo

Also emphasizes that equating any religion with terrorism should be avoided as this may have adverse consequences on the enjoyment of the right to freedom of religion or belief of all members of the religious communities concerned

Also emphasizes that equating any religion with terrorism should be avoided, as this may have adverse consequences on the enjoyment of the right to freedom of religion or belief of all members of the religious communities concerned

13. Also emphasizes that equating any religion with terrorism should be avoided, as this may have adverse consequences on the enjoyment of the right to freedom of religion or belief of all members of the religious communities concerned

12. Also emphasizes that equating any religion with terrorism should be avoided, as this may have adverse consequences on the enjoyment of the right to freedom of religion or belief of all members of the religious communities concerned

A realistic budget must be agreed in order to avoid adverse consequences for UNIDO's performance and delivery of technical assistance and to enable it to play its part in the enhancement of security at the Vienna International Centre.

The unstable conditions in Somalia are a direct threat to the security and stability of the Republic of Yemen, as they lead both to insecurity and to large scale migration of Somalis to Yemen, which has considerable adverse consequences.

The unstable conditions in Somalia are a direct threat to the security and stability of the Republic of Yemen, as they lead both to insecurity and to large scale migration of Somalis to Yemen, which has considerable adverse consequences.

20. Notes the importance of an orderly, gradual and well sequenced liberalization of capital accounts to strengthen the ability of countries to sustain its consequences so as to mitigate the adverse impact of the volatility of short term capital flows

A second answer that politicians have short time horizons, owing to electoral cycles may contain a kernel of truth, but it is inadequate, because the adverse consequences of timid action often become apparent well before they are up for re election.

Lastly, the Department of Public Information needed to address issues related to the adverse economic, social, humanitarian and environmental consequences of the drying up of the Aral Sea and the many years of nuclear weapons testing in the Semipalatinsk region.

Thirty eight per cent of respondents, compared with 44 per cent for the second reporting period, reported having taken measures to disseminate information on the adverse health, social and economic consequences of the abuse of ATS using modern information technology.

LONDON In 1993, the economists Alberto Alesina and Larry Summers published a seminal paper that argued that central bank independence keeps inflation in check, with no adverse consequences for economic performance. Since then, countries around the world have made their central banks independent.

In the report under consideration, reference was made to the adverse consequences of action by the occupying Power such as the demolition of homes, structures and medical facilities and the closure of schools, which the occupying forces were turning into military bases.

Security of radioactive material other than nuclear material

Children in institutions also frequently face adverse conditions.

Left unchecked, it will kill millions of people every year, and have serious adverse economic consequences for the world. For developing economies, including most of the BRIC (Brazil, Russia, India, and China) and MINT (Mexico, Indonesia, Nigeria, and Turkey) countries, the risk is particularly large.

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