They are the natural consequence of sovereign States pursuing their national interests.

Such impediments may be the consequence of natural phenomena, such as fire, storms or flood, or of human actions, such as war, riots or revolts.

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As a direct consequence, this phenomenon may magnify both drought and flood events thus affecting agriculture, industry, water supply and natural ecosystems with corresponding economic damages and human losses.

It's of no consequence.

Just as China must embrace slower growth as a natural consequence of its rebalancing imperative, the rest of the world will need to figure out how to cope when it does.

It had become clear that the greatest common denominator among the developing countries was poverty, and the main consequence of that situation was the destruction of the environment and natural resources.

We see this as a natural consequence of the spread of nuclear weapon free zones throughout the southern Hemisphere, as well as a concrete contribution to nuclear non proliferation and disarmament.

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My name is of no consequence.

His death is of no consequence.

Within this component, the risk intensity is considered as the negative or harmful processes with different intensities that occur mainly as a consequence of natural phenomena, or as the environmental reaction to inadequate management.

Disproportionately high levels of under five undernutrition are evident in South Asia and parts of sub Saharan Africa, with high rates of wasting often the consequence of complex emergencies, recurrent droughts and other natural disasters.

Recent examples of mass exodus, both as a result of armed conflict and as a consequence of massive natural disasters, have highlighted the need to address comprehensively the human rights of victims of mass exodus.

Even seasickness is a consequence of uncertainty.

And as a consequence, people chose it.

That's not necessarily a bad unintended consequence.

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One consequence is the increase in corruption.

The SBI, in consequence of the above

It is of little consequence to us.

That's natural. Natural?

Now, this is a consequence of play deprivation.

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And He does not fear the consequence thereof.

Its subprogrammes have also been renamed in consequence

Participants could then organize their schedules in consequence.

26. Despite a prevalence in many places of narrow stereotypical images of older persons, human diversity actually increases with age 80 year olds are more heterogeneous than eight year olds, a natural consequence of varied lifetime choices.

The condition of structural deficit a consequence of stagnant or declining contributions combined with natural growth in the refugee population and inflation, which increased the cost of maintaining a constant level of services showed no sign of easing.

What are the causes? Well, it's an unintended consequence.

The financial consequence of mukhala ah is as agreed.

You know my personal feelings are of no consequence.

Coal and natural gas are natural fuels.

It was also pointed out that, since chaos and the deterioration of law and order often arose as a consequence of natural disasters, such situations contained an element of risk and should be covered by the scope of the draft protocol.

Because that's the consequence of not dealing with this stuff.

All right, what's the consequence? The oceans probably turn purple.

Then see the nature of the consequence for those warned,

Then see the nature of the consequence for those warned,

then every soul will discover the consequence of its deeds.