Their consequent reluctance to lend constrains investment.

This delay had a consequent impact on procurement activity and other key projects.

And, in a world economy that had rested on the foundations of a strong dollar, the consequent financial market instability will be costly for all.

Subject matter Refusal to register a religious association and consequent limitations on the association's activities

Instead, the dealer turned out to be an undercover police officer, and the consequent air attack claimed the lives of fourteen guerrilla fighters belonging to the FARC s fifth front.

Economic growth, with consequent benefits in terms of poverty alleviation, can be achieved by helping small and medium sized enterprises to meet their capital needs and improving access to markets.

The central level situational analysis has not started, thereby blocking drafting of an action plan, and all consequent actions.

The authorities decided in 1975 to begin drafting a family code to address this legal limbo and consequent discrimination.

According to this view, in a market economy with a convertible currency and free capital flows, the exchange rate cannot be manipulated without consequent adjustments to other dimensions of monetary conditions.

(d) The extent to which inter company pricing policies drive the consequent distribution of assets and liabilities within corporate groups

Ratification of amended Protocol II turned out to be quite a long process, owing mainly to our responsible approach to the obligations we were assuming and the consequent need for complicated coordination efforts.

(e) Continuing refusal to permit the registration of opposition political parties, and their consequent inability to participate in the electoral process

The Government of National Reconciliation (GNR) and a number of civil society groups have roundly decried these statements and consequent actions.

However, in practice, inequalities remained, particularly in the informal sector, and there was a consequent need to raise awareness among all concerned.

Considering that the Independent Electoral Commission is not yet operational, the Group deplores the delay in the electoral process and underlines the consequent risk that elections will not be organized within the stipulated time frame.

It is expected that the applied measures in total will reduce POPs releases with consequent benefits to health and the environment but it will be difficult to link any single measure to a particular benefit.

Eliminating the purchase of air time on radio and television during campaigns, with the consequent reduction in their cost, would complement these changes.

However, stratospheric ozone destruction in the polar regions and the consequent rise in dangerous ultraviolet radiation is still occurring at near record levels.

Consequent upon the opinion rendered, the Working Group requests the Government to take the necessary steps to remedy the situation of Ms. Qiu.

However, some less competitive exporters are facing adjustment issues consequent to quota elimination and require assistance to improve their market access and supply capacity.

Globalization and the consequent transformations of the world economy had had a powerful and often negative on the living conditions of millions of people worldwide.

Similarly, preference dependent developing countries would face challenges arising from preference erosion consequent to a multilateral reduction of tariffs and the proliferation of regional integration agreements.

So, too, are frequent changes of rules and weakening of regulatory agencies, reflecting a disregard for stability and the consequent need to strengthen the country s institutional framework.

The delegation's embassy in Egypt was concerned about the lack of an institutionalized surveillance system with regard to HIV AIDS and the consequent absence of reliable data.

The last half of the year 2011 was a period of comparative peace in Pakistan in terms of internal armed conflict, acts of terrorism and the consequent casualties.

One early theory proposed for the acceleration of auroral electrons is based on an assumed static, or quasi static, electric field and a consequent uni directional potential drop.

That was the conviction that lay behind the many sacrifices that Morocco had made to bring literacy, irrigation and port facilities, and consequent employment, to its Saharan peoples.

The importance of this issue would become even greater in the light of the proliferation of IIAs and the consequent increase in the complexity of international investment law.

Presidents are too easily re elected or returned to power Uribe, Lula, Chavez, Ortega, Garcia with a consequent concentration of power and limits on the emergence of new leaders.

The Angolan Civil War (1975 2002) and the consequent deterioration of the rural economy and neglect of the farming sector dealt the final blow to the country s agricultural productivity.

Almost all coastal countries, including small island developing States, reported that climate change and its consequent sea level rise will have a devastating effect on coastal communities and infrastructure.

With the disposal through sale of some of the properties over the years and consequent charges to the provision, the balance as at 31 December 2004 was 9.7 million.

He felt that deprivation of this sense of freedom during childhood, and the consequent unhappiness experienced by the repressed child, was responsible for many of the psychological disorders of adulthood.

This was due to the expansion in the special purpose grant projects and consequent income from programme support costs, and to the increase in voluntary contributions posted to the General Fund.

Provides information on the recruitment strategy and its impact on developments in the common system, consequent amendments to schedules and annexes to the staff regulations and amendments to the staff rules.

In the worst cases, the land and resources of minorities are taken over by the more powerful sectors of society, with consequent displacement and marginalization of persons belonging to the minorities.

This document is submitted four days later than the required ten weeks prior to the start of the meeting because of the need to complete consultations and to finalize consequent amendments.

7. Takes note of the consequent amendment that would be made to administrative rule J.9 (a) of the Fund, as set out in paragraph 261 of the report of the Board Official Records of the General Assembly, Fifty fifth Session, Supplement No. 9 (A 55 9).

Finally, Varoufakis rejected any extension of the troika program. This created an unnecessary new deadline of February 28 for the withdrawal of ECB funding and consequent collapse of the Greek banking system.

José Miguel Insulza s election as Secretary General of the Organization of American States, and the consequent defeat of the candidate supported by the Bush administration, emphatically demonstrated the decline of America s continental leadership.

In paragraph 206 of the report, UNRWA agreed with the Board's recommendation that it conduct a study on the use of bar coding, hand held scanners and the consequent computerization of record updates.

The continuing escalation in the price of oil and its consequent negative impact on our development efforts is of concern to us, and we therefore support accelerated efforts to research alternative sources of energy.

Germany, traumatized by the memory of hyperinflation in the 1920 s and the consequent rise of Hitler in the 1930 s, is reluctant to sow the seeds of future inflation by incurring too much debt.

(a) Strengthening, effective implementation and consequent enforcement of national export controls and the application of the principle of full scope safeguards as a condition of supply, when considering exporting sensitive nuclear related materials, equipment and technologies

(b) Encourage States to develop partnerships with industry and civil society to raise awareness of the extent of the impact of marine debris on the health and productivity of the marine environment and consequent economic loss