All policies entail risk.

What does this compassion entail?

Procedures that the project may entail.

However, this would entail a constitutional amendment.

Debt restructurings often entail conflicts among different claimants.

This would entail multi year planning and budgeting.

Customs unions, however, also usually entail harmonization of policies eventually.

These events entail obligations and responsibilities for the international community.

Our marriage must entail no domestic entanglements of any kind.

This would entail a number of immediate and longer term steps.

And all of them, sadly, entail grave violations of human rights.

This would entail additional resources for programme support and management services.

Such missions frequently entail a high degree of danger and stress.

This will not come cheap, and therefore will entail substantial political risks.

Adoption of the draft resolution would not therefore entail any additional appropriation.

Furthermore, a change of comparator would entail considerable, and possibly unjustified, costs.

Failure to take such action can entail the risk of serious consequences.

These draft resolutions entail the expenditure of resources, both human and financial.

The Act contains provisions which entail discrimination on the basis of nationality.

Failure to take such action can entail the risk of serious consequences.

For many small island States, SIDS NET would entail a considerable investment.

For New Zealand, that exercise alone will entail a significant financial commitment.

(b) That entail inhuman or degrading treatment, including for exploitation, of such migrants.

Maternity leave does not entail loss of former employment, seniority or social allowances.

Hence, the adoption of the resolution will not entail additional conference servicing requirements.

With regard to form, both written and oral statements could entail legal obligations.

19. The proposals for ESCWA entail a growth rate of 0.4 per cent.

This would entail the destruction of Palestinian villages bordering the old wall of Jerusalem.

In particular, our drug prevention programmes at schools often entail local follow up activities.

15A. The proposals for ECA would entail a growth rate of 2.6 per cent.

9.12 The proposals for the Department entail a growth rate of 2.6 per cent.

It is certain that this would entail unfathomable consequences for social and economic development.

quot 11.8 The attainment of these objectives within the medium term plan will entail

If such an occupation was sufficient to entail the applicability of the norms relating to armed conflicts, then it would also entail that of the draft articles on the effect of armed conflicts on treaties.

But what, precisely, does the economics of peace entail, and why is it so important?

Efforts in this area could entail the creation of a comprehensive monitoring and compliance mechanism.

What did those procedures entail, how were they implemented and what results had they produced?

This will entail thinking through the role of the United Nations into the next century.

It will entail thinking through the role of the United Nations into the next century.

Such expenses would not, as I have just indicated, entail additional appropriations at this stage.

The variability of the draft convention's scope of application could entail legal uncertainty for the sector.

Does it necessarily entail greater cooperation among developing countries in the spheres of industrialization and trade?

That may entail some expense in the short term, but with dividends in the long run.

(c) Human rights entail corresponding obligations both within the scope of national action and international cooperation.

The Greek Cypriot side must be aware of the serious consequences that such actions will entail.