Sanctions must be carefully targeted and balanced, having due regard to the consequences for populations and third States.

This may have consequences for labelling, particularly where, due to acute toxicity, a recommendation may be considered to induce vomiting after ingestion.

When contemplating the consequences of this, remember that 40 of US government debt comes due within two years.

Economic recovery is being realized very slowly, so that BiH population is, partly due to war consequences, partly due to long transitional period, very empoverished, and majority of the population still lives in large deprivation.

Sexual harassment was a complex phenomenon that was due mainly to sexist stereotypes, and it had very serious consequences for the future of the society.

As a result, the Commission is not, in theory, subject to the requirements of due process which normally apply, in proceedings which produce these consequences.

The possible negative environmental consequences of that pipeline are of serious concern to all the citizens of the Baltic region and should be given due attention.

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,

Are we to believe that those consequences are preferable to the unintended consequences of pay regulation?

There's going to be unintended consequences.

The demographic decline due to the plague had some economic consequences the prices of food dropped and land values declined by 30 to 40 in most parts of Europe between 1350 and 1400.

Radiation has in most areas receded to natural background levels, and the vast majority of the population need not live in fear of serious health consequences due to radiation released during the accident.

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92. Postal services were traditionally underdeveloped in the transition economies due to organizational and material handicaps, the consequences of which continue in the form of limited administrative experience and a trained workforce.

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In her view, violations of some human rights were consequences of some of the very frameworks mentioned, and those violations occurred due to the failure of the people to be heard in the appropriate forums.

Revenge has consequences.

Otherwise, consequences follow.

1. Economic consequences

'It's due to Cosmopolitan magazine.'

He's due to leave tomorrow.

Cheap due to unforeseen circumstances.

Due to the climate extremes.

Thus the extradition proceedings must follow the rules of due process as required by article 14 and, furthermore, their consequences must not entail a violation of any other provision.

That's not due to socialization, that's due to a basic biological reality called Parental Investment Theory.

The continued division of the island, with all its traumatic consequences, was due to Turkey's continued violation of international law through its forcible occupation of a large part of a sovereign and independent country.

It is not necessary to recount the consequences.

This is not to deny some positive consequences.

And that is partly due to its people, partly due to the architecture in the historical center, also due to the cultural offerings (even hackers can be found there!).

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