(c) serious damage to eyes irritation (Chapter 3.3)

The civil war did serious damage to the country's agriculture.

Prisoners shall not be assigned work that entails life risks or danger of serious damage to their health.

And he said to me that anything over six minutes you have a serious risk of hypoxic brain damage.

Those measures were causing serious damage to the Palestinian economy, which had been severely affected by the destruction of infrastructure.

Those areas needed more serious attention.

There are two possible reasons for the discrepancy between forecast and outcome. Either the damage caused by the financial crisis was more serious than people realized, or the economic medicine prescribed was less efficacious than policymakers believed.

The conflicts, which were often recurrent, produced many victims, provoked large scale population movements, and caused serious damage to the environment.

And then I'll go to more serious ones.

This is more serious than maybe editorial cartooning.

The unsustainable patterns of production and use of POPs and persistent toxic substances (PTSs) are causing serious damage to human health and environment.

So, natural selection will favor organisms that are more likely to cause damage.

So, we do something a little bit more serious.

Also noting with concern the serious damage and loss of life caused by natural disasters and their negative impact on public health and health systems,

Such a situation may become more extended and lead to more serious and permanent consequences.

Perhaps in convergent mode we need to be more serious.

(a) An explosive or incendiary weapon or device that is designed, or has the capability, to cause death, serious bodily injury or substantial material damage or

It will also require serious political talks between the Government and the rebel movements, more serious than have taken place thus far.

Road traffic injuries have become an ever more serious public health problem.

Furthermore, and this is even more serious, they are its primary targets.

Concerned that Malawi continues to face natural catastrophes such as drought, floods and heavy rains, causing serious crop failure, loss of life and extensive damage to property and infrastructure,

Furthermore, on numerous occasions he had been kidnapped and subjected to beatings with sticks and fists by supporters of BNP, which had resulted in serious damage to his elbow.

The suggested criteria read as follows the procurement is of an especially high value, presents novel legal issues, or poses a serious risk of damage to property or injury .

The damage to the credibility of the WTO once lauded as the greatest advance in global governance since the inspired institution building of the immediate postwar period may yet prove lasting. Worse, it could have a serious impact not merely on trade, but on political relationships more generally.

The next slide I'm about to show you, is a little more serious.

Deeply concerned at the recent floods in Djibouti causing an important loss in livestock, as well as serious damage to roads and health establishments thus causing cholera and malaria epidemics

Today, let's discuss the question more serious than buying a house repay the loan.

(b) Serious damage to public or private property, including a place of public use, a State or government facility, a public transportation system, an infrastructure facility or to the environment or

(b) Serious crime shall mean conduct constituting an offence punishable by a maximum deprivation of liberty of at least four years or a more serious penalty

(a) Does not permit any injured State to recover, by way of compensation, more than the damage it has suffered

The total cost of the damage was put at more than 1bn, including the 300 plus buildings that were destroyed.

In Togo, more than 30,000 people fled political uncertainty and serious violence by mid 2005.

If the offence is committed more than once or causes serious or very serious consequences, the offenders shall be sentenced to between five and twelve years of imprisonment.

But there's a very serious point, and I think that in the headlong dash of daily life, we often lose sight of the damage that this roadrunner form of living does to us.

By contrast, Cameron will face 27 distinct countries (including Croatia, which will join later this year), many of which are facing serious domestic challenges. As a result, the negotiations have far more serious political implications and far more room for error.

And this, over the years, can cause real damage, cardiovascular damage.

And this, over the years, can cause real damage, cardiovascular damage.

It may be something that is perhaps more serious as I said, human rights in Burma.

Patent trolls have done more damage to the United States economy than any domestic or foreign terrorist organization in history every year.

Expressing its grave concern about the continuing effects of decades of conflict in Afghanistan, which have resulted in massive loss of life, extensive human suffering, serious violations of human rights, destruction of property, serious damage to the economic and social infrastructure, refugee flows and other forcible displacements of large numbers of people,

Should Germany spurn the first part of this formula, the European project would suffer serious damage and so will German national interests. Yet this is the direction in which Chancellor Merkel seems to be heading.

These crucial issues should be put on the agenda of the G7 finance ministers to prevent a serious backlash against financial globalization and reduce the risk that financial turmoil will lead to severe economic damage.

Our Governments have long expressed concern about the transportation of hazardous materials through the Caribbean Sea, given the risk of serious damage to its fragile ecosystems and marine resources, which are vital to our existence.

But the Chinese judicial authorities naturally hold the small number of criminal elements such as Qiu, who take advantage of the cult to inflict serious damage on society, public order and law enforcement, to account.

The earthquake caused extensive damage to an area of 1,000 square kilometres inhabited by some 75,000 people, directly affecting more than 32,000 people.