Profits for drug traffickers downstream will be almost 20 times that amount.

c) prevent excessive abstraction, to the benefit of downstream communities and States.

The very downstream access Gazprom wants in Europe is the EU s trump card.

This loss to downstream countries would most likely be spread over several years.

Meanwhile, we drift downstream seemingly oblivious to the looming peril of the rapids ahead.

The efficiency savings of academia occur downstream from the activities of the universities themselves.

To realize its full potential, there has to be adequate downstream capacity to back it up.

It should facilitate further incorporation of Gazprom into the EU market through market liberalization and downstream integration.

Benefits from power generation, downstream irrigation, carbon offsets, and reduced floods would be worth roughly twice as much.

The system application also provides links to accounting, custodial and virtual matching utilities to streamline downstream trade processing.

Higher value added sectors and functions that are upstream and downstream from processing industries will also need to flourish.

An example of advection is the transport of pollutants or silt in a river by bulk water flow downstream.

Such leverage could in turn prompt a downstream state to build up its military capacity to help counterbalance this disadvantage.

The biophysical impacts include dust storms, downstream flooding, impairment of global carbon sequestration capacity, and regional and global climate change.

The EU should tell Gazprom that access to Europe s downstream assets is conditional on the reciprocal openness of Russia s energy sector.

Regardless of whether action is targeted upstream or downstream, the result is integration in products and services offered by public authorities.

UNIDO also works on manufacturing conservation agriculture technologies, mainly water harvesting and zero tillage, bamboo and oil palm plantations and downstream oil.

Before such hydro engineering projects sow the seeds of water conflict, China ought to build institutionalized, cooperative river basin arrangements with downstream states.

Only about ten percent of the Amazon's water enters downstream of Óbidos, very little of which is from the northern slope of the valley.

The list proposed by the panel, if adopted, would result in an equipment declaration that is more focused on production, downstream processing and dissemination

Initial customs training of trainers hads taken place now in over 50 Parties, and in 31 Parties, both trainers and downstream users hadve been trained.

Thus, governments interested in closing the health gap such as the British Labour government in 1997 2010 usually end up pursuing such relatively painless downstream interventions.

According to a 2013 report by Sandvine, Netflix is the biggest source of North American downstream web traffic, at 32.3 , and registered 28.8 of aggregate traffic.

Even if smallholders are able to produce a surplus, their lack of access to downstream activities, such as processing and marketing, prevents them from selling it easily.

But today lacks leadership, and tomorrow could be far more dangerous as a result. Meanwhile, we drift downstream seemingly oblivious to the looming peril of the rapids ahead.

Water supplies will also be held in reserve for the dry season at two damns further downstream of the Sanaga River, thereby enabling them to generate more electricity.

Vertical synchronization seeks to match the capacity of each and every stage of downstream processing, including editing, referencing, translation, text processing, reproduction and distribution, to its expected output.

They receive input from thousands of upstream partners and compute their own electrical outputs, which then, if they pass a certain threshold, will go to thousands of downstream partners.

Downstream from the Golden Triangle, the river flows for a further through Laos, Thailand and Cambodia before entering the South China Sea via a complex delta system in Vietnam.

In some countries, payment for environmental services, for example to owners of upstream forests or downstream wetlands, has led to improved management of water resources at relatively low cost.

An independent assessment estimated that at least 5,110 people will be resettled from the reservoir and downstream area, and the dam is expected to lead to a significant change in the fishery.

As the slotting system put in place since the beginning of reform focused initially on submission, the Department has extended its efforts further downstream this year to cover gradually the entire spectrum.

Secondly, downstream capacity for servicing meetings and processing documents must be synchronized with the planning to remove bottlenecks in supply, which has been an important project of the Department since the beginning of 2005.

Located on the border between Zambia and Democratic Republic of the Congo, it makes up 110 km of the total length of the Congo, lying between its Luapula River (upstream) and Luvua River (downstream) segments.

Russians accuse Europeans of taking too long to liberalize visas, blocking Russian energy companies access to Europe s downstream markets, instigating anti Russian sentiment in the post Soviet era, and trying to interfere in Russia s domestic politics.

In both Korea and Japan, large firms entry into the service sector is impeded by restrictive regulation, for which small producers are an influential lobby. Regulation prevents wholesalers from branching downstream into retailing, and vice versa.

This year s record harvest of 6,100 tons of opium will generate more than 3 billion in illicit revenue equivalent to almost half of Afghanistan s GDP. Profits for drug traffickers downstream will be almost 20 times that amount.

Viable approaches for the use of information and communication technology to produce a variety of downstream products with significant improvements in processing, design and marketing will need be to explored within the framework of South South cooperation.

In particular, all financial transactions related to upstream activities in the value chain should be disclosed, including those carried out by state owned companies and sovereign wealth funds. Downstream, the international markets for recycling and disposal should be included.

For example, these standards may be effective to prevent conflict over upstream resource use with potentially negative downstream impacts to assure public goods (i.e., by such means as watershed management) and to promote intersectoral cooperation and inter jurisdictional equity.

No company exemplifies this more than Gazprom, the state run energy behemoth, which has gobbled up oil assets, media, banking interests, and farms within Russia, and seeks to do the same with downstream energy assets outside Russia, particularly in Europe.

The countries likely to bear the brunt of such massive diversion of waters are those located farthest downstream on rivers like the Brahmaputra and Mekong Bangladesh, whose very future is threatened by climate and environmental change, and Vietnam, a rice bowl of Asia.

Manufacturers and assemblers in developing countries have to substitute heavy metals such as mercury, lead and cadmium, as well as to respond to requirements of importers and customers downstream in the supply chain with regard to design for recycling and associated material selection.

So I invented burlap sacks, bunker spawn and putting the mycelium using storm blown debris, you can take these burlap sacks and put them downstream from a farm that's producing E. coli, or other wastes, or a factory with chemical toxins, and it leads to habitat restoration.

For example, the Government of Qatar, working with the Qatar Chamber of Commerce and Industry, established the Qatar Industrial Manufacturing Company to promote small and medium sized enterprises and downstream industries by stimulating and encouraging the role of the private sector and its investment in industrial development.