The 1999 Guidelines for Environmental Impact Assessment in Antarctica have been revised to ensure that cumulative impacts are explicitly addressed.

It's cumulative.

The discontent within Germany with the cumulative impact of these decisions has been expressed publicly by some of the country s most trusted public representatives.

Lost 2000 2003 Cumulative 0.09

Lost 1996 1998 Cumulative 0.12

At year's end, cumulative pledges through 2004 totalled about 6.1 billion from a cumulative total of 191 donors.

The cumulative costs can be stunning.

Precovered ID 2000 2003 Cumulative 0.14

Precovered ID 1996 1998 Cumulative 0.12

Badly lost 2000 2003 Cumulative 0.21

Badly lost 1996 1998 Cumulative 0.32

Recovered and recoverable 2000 2003 Cumulative 0.55

Recovered and recoverable 1996 1998 Cumulative 0.43

There is, therefore, cumulative DNA damage leading to mutations.

The cumulative length of her detention now approaches ten years.

It was unclear whether those regimes were alternative or cumulative.

Strong caution is urged regarding the cumulative effect of many small continuing uses and emissions justified with pleas of insignificant impact, that could add a significant amount of ozone depleting chlorine and bromine to the atmosphere.

But they are exceptions the cumulative impact of these reforms over the past 25 years has been greater inequality in most developed and developing countries, with rising unemployment, greater earnings disparities, reduced social protection, and environmental degradation.

The equal per capita cumulative emission approach seeks equality over time.

Table 4 provides a cumulative performance assessment under sub goal 1.

Cumulative figures for the last 30 years vary from 200 300 trillion.

These are years in which the cumulative impact of conflict has continued to disproportionately affect the civilian population, especially women and children, requiring sustained attention and a renewed commitment by the Member States of the United Nations to address these concerns.

They must seek sequential, cumulative change rather than a single, all inclusive breakthrough.

Technology fueled development is causing historical eras to become cumulative, rather than linear.

Unfortunately, it is not easy to weigh breast cancer s dangers against the cumulative effects of radiation from dozens of mammograms over the years, the invasiveness of biopsies, and the debilitating impact of treating slow growing tumors that would never have proven fatal.

The cumulative effect, Kissinger continued, drives American foreign policy toward unilateral and bullying conduct.

As each estimate of position is relative to the previous one, errors are cumulative.

Their economies continue to implode, leading to cumulative contractions that are setting tragic new records.

Third, the LIA saga highlights SWFs potential cumulative effect on the stability of global markets.

As at 31 December 2004, the cumulative expenditures for the capital master plan amounted to 26.024 million.

On the Y axis is the cumulative instances of contagion, and on the X axis is the time.

During those five years, the investor earns an additional 2 each year, for a cumulative gain of 10 .

The cumulative time required for the completion of trials that are presently in progress is 1,046 trial days.

The debate also revealed that cumulative rules of origin might be beneficial to LDCs in relatively few cases.

The cumulative amount accrued as of 31 December 2004 is 135 million ( 108 million at 31 December 2003).

The cumulative time required for the completion of trials that are presently in progress is 837 trial days.

In exceptional cases, a state may run a deficit, but its cumulative volume must not exceed 1.5 of GDP.

The truth is that most creativity is cumulative and collaborative like Wikipedia, it develops over a long period of time.

So this translates into ongoing violence, foreign interests, bribery, drugs, ethnic conflicts, bad health, shame, fear and cumulative traumatic experiences.

IMF research puts emerging markets cumulative capital inflows at close to 4 trillion since the onset of QE in 2009.

Indeed, observation of this inherent, cumulative error in digital systems was the main catalyst for the development of chaos theory.

In addition, there are at least 54 cases (cumulative) outside ICSID, as compared to two at the end of 1994.

It also had not prepared forecasts to monitor the cumulative effect of the UNOPS net result on its operational reserve.

Since October 2000, cumulative costs incurred due to additional storage, demurrage and transport amounted to 10.6 million by February 2005.

There remained a cumulative surplus for the period of 114,816, which represented just 1 per cent of the available income.