A prolonged dispute might result in a further influx of refugees.

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

This might result in a corrupt copy if the source was mastered with buggy software.

The result, however, will be a NATO compatible army far sooner than might have been expected.

As a result, some replies to the experts' questions might have to be supplied in writing.

Strengthening the provincial power might result in a substantial weakening of the capacity to enforce legislation.

It would also provide persons and groups with notice of the conduct that might result in their listing.

As a result, questions might arise as to whether the foreign representative had standing for making the application.

Moreover, liability might be excepted when, for instance, the damage had been the result of armed conflict, hostilities, civil war or insurrection or the result of a natural phenomena.

(e) Enable a comprehensive response to rapid social and economic changes that might otherwise result in chaos and dislocation

Larger companies might also provide professional services to SMEs as a result of the division of labour in production processes.

These costs might result, for example, from debt relief for countries which may enter the HIPC process or for protracted arrears.

First, it might be viewed in the context of bilateral relations and thus simply the result of negotiations between two countries.

Such a decision might, in some circumstances, result in an increase in the contributions of participants, participating organizations and Member States.

As a result, contracting authorities might face higher prices and the members of the cartel will enjoy profits above the competitive prices.

Such communications may be true objections, but they may  and often do open a dialogue that might indeed lead to an objection, although it might also result in the modification or withdrawal of the reservation.

The political stagnation there is fraught with the danger that hostilities might flare up again as the result of yet another armed incident.

It was suggested that the identification of specific themes for the general debate might result in a more focused discussion under that item.

Validates past Commonwealth acts in relation to land which might otherwise have been invalid as a result of the High Court apos s decision

Vaccination programmes in Ecuador, for example, have sought to inoculate people against water borne diseases that might be unleashed as a result of flooding.

Use of materials suitable for space in that they do not suffer damage as a result of outgassing or of other environmental conditions that might result in the creation of debris, including the surface treatment of the materials concerned.

Greece could not accept the result that might ensue from a situation where, for example, the aggressor State imposed its nationality on the victim population.

(b) Use of materials suitable for space in that they do not suffer damage as a result of outgassing or of other environmental conditions that might result in the creation of debris, including the surface treatment of the materials concerned

As a result of security concerns, the Committee had been advised two years before that the host authorities might need 20 working days to issue visas.

That might have the result that the estimates of GNP for such countries would be inflated relative to those which continued to use the 1968 SNA.

Whereas such campaigns might deter the potential sporadic and curious abuser, it is acknowledged that, in the case of paedophiles, no change in behaviour would result.

In addition, it was stated that the inclusion of conflict of laws provisions might inadvertently result in inconsistencies between the draft Convention and the Rome Convention, which might make the draft Convention less acceptable to States Parties to the Rome Convention.

There was also a risk that the practical guidelines as applied by States after their adoption could result in subsequent practice that might lead to a partial modification of the rules contained in the Vienna Convention, a result that did not appear desirable.

As it stood, the draft convention might result in incompatibilities with, in particular, articles 2, 9, 10 and 11 of the European Union Directive on electronic commerce.

Such a result would not be in the interest of the creditors, who might be better served by ensuring the continuation of the activities of such establishment.

Abuse of the criterion might result in the exercise of diplomatic protection becoming impossible in cases involving a reaction to violations of the Vienna Convention on Consular Relations.

The investigation of significant, high risk cases allowed regional investigators limited time to address other cases, which as a result might be delayed or referred to mission management.

This might have been primarily a result of the willingness of the head of the group to die with the other perpetrators of the train bombing in Madrid.

As a result of expatriation, some entitlements might be affected when a staff member and his or her family return to their home country after long periods abroad.

That's a result. It's always a result.

As a result, artificial prices could result.

I got very nervous halfway through the talk though, just panicking whether you'd included in your model, the possibility that putting this prediction out there might change the result.

Member States might, however, compare the benefit accruing from a reduced assessment to the dividend accruing from a downsized budget as a result of a decline in peacekeeping budgets.

In addition, it was observed that the list might inadvertently result in excluding some types of assignment from the scope of the draft Convention, since it was not exhaustive.

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The possibility that a particular constellation which was just built up might also result in a reduction of the eccentricity value e shows the need for case to case optimization.

The National Salvation Army in Somalia, for instance, declared that the country was being treated like a dumping site, with the result that neighbouring countries might be affected as well.