Potentially adverse consequences of scientific progress

Both developments have serious and adverse destabilizing consequences.

(d) OTHER NEW DEVELOPMENTS (i) ADVERSE CONSEQUENCES OF

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

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

16. General awareness of adverse environmental consequences needs to be enhanced.

Adverse consequences of economic sanctions on the enjoyment of human rights

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

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There was widespread and deep concern about the adverse consequences of financial crises for vulnerable groups and the profound consequences for poverty.

Concerned about the adverse consequences of economic sanctions, such as embargoes and blockades, on human rights,

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

(i) Aim at preventing the use of drugs and at reducing the adverse consequences of drug abuse

Events underscored the limited capabilities of the countries of the region to withstand the adverse consequences of globalization.

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 combination of neoliberalism and globalization had had very adverse consequences for most of the countries of the third world.

Many patients might fear that adverse consequences could result from disclosure of medical records and so might avoid seeking treatment.

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

The practice had adverse consequences for the Organization, and the Secretary General should take steps without delay to correct the situation.

consideration of which helped call attention to and raise international awareness of the adverse consequences of bribery in international commercial transactions,

(d) Preliminary report by the Special Rapporteur on potentially adverse and positive consequences of scientific progress (resolution 1997 42, para. 1).

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.

If the truce was broken, the consequences would be unpredictable and would have an adverse effect on the entire North African region.

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As to the urban environment, it is affected by the adverse consequences of demographic growth and the growing impoverishment of the population.

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

In her view, ratification is often purchased at a price, namely, diminished obligations, lax supervision, and few adverse consequences from non compliance . Ibid., p. 12.

Liberalization represented a means of promoting competition among firms in host country markets, but it could also create conditions with potentially adverse consequences for competition.

The debt overhang is having major adverse consequences for the fiscal health of African countries, and this may discourage domestic, foreign, public and private investment.

Where sanctions were necessary, it was equally essential that the innocent should receive compensation for the unjustified and adverse consequences of sanctions from which they suffered.

There was uncertainty about the range of risks and adverse consequences that could be associated with ATS abuse, particularly of the methylenedioxymethamphetamine (MDMA) type of stimulants.

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.

The Agency apos s task was to protect broad strata of refugees from any adverse consequences, and the fulfilment of that task would help the peace process.

Should the conflict taking place in that great country persist, the adverse consequences of that situation would affect all the countries bordering the Democratic Republic of the Congo.

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

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

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.

Leaders strongly urged the United States to recognize the adverse consequences for all Forum island countries of that decision and to respond favourably to their concerns in that regard.

Mariculture 311. The Conference of Parties agreed to assess the consequences of the above activity on marine and coastal biodiversity and to promote techniques which minimize its adverse impact.

Such adverse effects may occur not only whenever specific postal material is the subject of sanctions, but also when air traffic to a sanctioned State is interrupted or suspended.