Occasionally, lack of exposure to certain effectors has detrimental consequences on an individual's health.

Under internal by laws, the employer, in line with appropriate regulations, defines jobs that are particularly detrimental to health.

There were many activities detrimental to health registered in Republika Srpska as a consequence of war and the post war period.

The population of Bosnia and Herzegovina faces significant health problems and practices detrimental to health (smoking, alcoholism and drug addiction), asocial behaviour and violence, depression and suicide and a wide range of other different physical and mental disorders.

And in one generation, they're going from hunger, and all of the detrimental health effects of hunger, to obesity and things like diabetes and heart disease in one generation.

This is just pointless and detrimental.

Such impacts may even be detrimental.

Parents Responsibility and Protection from Detrimental Practices

This was detrimental to quality control of documents prior to their dissemination.

A study by the United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA) United Nations Children's Fund (UNICEF) released in September underlined the detrimental affects on the girls' health and their marriage prospects.

In each country, rapid reform was seen as detrimental to national interests.

Besides mother's care, there are other factors, such as social surroundings and the physical environment that also influence the health of children, especially under current economic conditions, which are detrimental for children.

Yet Turkey s distinctiveness in the Middle East is not necessarily detrimental to the West.

Benevolent beliefs can apply to any group and are as detrimental as hostile prejudices.

A deteriorating security situation can have detrimental consequences for development.

Prohibited substance any element or compound which is prohibited by the legislation in effect or by regional or international agreements to which the Kingdom is a party, owing to its detrimental effects on public health or on components of the environment

Clearly, the official response to the 2008 crisis was perverse and detrimental at all levels.

This is clearly detrimental to potential measures designed to address statistical capacity problems at the country level.

Even so, while informal institutions can improve people s lives, they can also be detrimental to development.

It is relatively easy to hurt others when the detrimental results of one's conduct are ignored.

That would be very detrimental to the Organization's balance and harmony and should therefore be avoided.

Mindful of the detrimental environment effects of the use of nuclear weapons,

Mindful of the detrimental environmental effects of the use of nuclear weapons,

Mindful of the detrimental environmental effects of the use of nuclear weapons,

As in Nigeria, vaccination delays will be highly detrimental for neighboring countries.

Appeasing Ozawa, however, is contrary to public sentiment and detrimental to the DPJ s hopes of regaining popular support.

In retrospect, de Gaulle s decision proved to be much more detrimental for France than for the Alliance.

LDC exports had benefited much from trade preferences, and preference erosion had been largely detrimental to their economies.

As support for a more efficient fight against risky behaviour and detrimental habits, under the auspices of the Federal Ministry of Health in 2001 a document titled Federal Alcoholism and Narcotics Addiction Prevention Programme , was sent for parliamentary adoption.

This traditional norm is detrimental to role sharing, freedom of choice and the social standing attributed to men and women.

There is an economic explanation for why unions based on individual trades are detrimental.

However, an over reliance on foreign education could prove detrimental in the long run.

The independent expert discussed this issue with, amongst others, women's groups, and assured them that he would continue to advocate against this practice, which is detrimental to the health and well being of those affected and is often mistakenly attributed to Islamic teaching by its practitioners and defenders.

Abu Kais criticizes foreign involvement in Lebanon which he describes as unconstitutional and detrimental to the independence of Lebanon

Such measures, designed to create jobs by freeing up work hours, are futile at best, and are often detrimental.

They stress that most current juvenile justice systems are more punitive rather than corrective, which is detrimental to rehabilitation.

Noting in particular that the status quo tends to be particularly detrimental to the election of experts from some regional groups,

In general, the use of double standards would inevitably be detrimental to the ongoing efforts to protect and promote human rights.

Subsidies can have a detrimental effect on international trade, in particular exports of developing countries.

But what may be desirable under extreme conditions for a single country can be highly detrimental to the world economy.

For some conservative elements, MINUGUA represented the visible face of a peace process they perceived as detrimental to their interests.

Tensions and conflicts within and among States, which are detrimental to development and productivity, continue to affect many parts of the world.

Stresses the necessity to urgently conduct an environmental operation to suppress the fires in the affected territories and to overcome their detrimental consequences

Welcoming the call for the elimination of all harmful traditional practices which are detrimental to girls' and women's rights and health made by the Pan African Forum on the Future of Children, held in Cairo from 28 to 31 May 2001,See A S 27 4, annex, para. 32 (g).

Governments must ensure that the messages expressed in religious discourse do not exert any influence detrimental to women on civil society.