When corrected, the effect is substantially smaller, but nonetheless economically consequential.

These four risks are material and consequential, and each is growing in importance.

Unfortunately, in today s most consequential militarized conflicts, that boundary is still nowhere in sight.

The Thamud and ' Ad denied the consequential calamity .

The Thamud and ' Ad denied the consequential calamity .

The consequential reductions, for each organizational unit, would be as follows

Official diplomacy begins where the battlefield ends. Unfortunately, in today s most consequential militarized conflicts, that boundary is still nowhere in sight.

As any corporate executive will tell you, brands can be consequential drivers of behavior.

Beyond semantics lies the more consequential, but equally ambiguous, question of the international community s role and responsibility.

Indeed, today s good news should not obscure some consequential structural limitations that will require prolonged therapy and caution.

The first such outcome, and by far the most consequential, is the continuing difficulty that Western economies face in generating robust economic growth and sufficient job creation.

In fact, these top down decisions, while admittedly complex and certainly consequential, may be the least of Europe s challenges.

Consequential loss may also be compensated, if not excluded by parties' agreement, as it was not in this case.

This is why we spend our time talking about things like gay marriage and not about genocide or nuclear proliferation or poverty or any other hugely consequential issue.

The reductions in staff recommended in the paragraphs above would lead to a consequential reduction of 1,984,600 under support services.

The reductions in staff recommended in the paragraphs above would lead to a consequential reduction of 57,700 under section 28F.

Perhaps due in part to this practice, subsidiary bodies rarely raised controversial and consequential issues when reporting to the Council.

Indeed, one of the most interesting features of the uprisings in Tunisia and Egypt and possibly the most consequential as well is the very minor role played by Islamists.

Of all of the Republicans unreal beliefs, their full throated denial of human induced climate change was surely the most consequential.

The size of a political party or nation can therefore have consequential effects on their ability to co ordinate and progress.

The variance of 12,129,400 under this heading is attributable primarily to the accelerated deployment of troops and the consequential increased requirements for standard troop costs, rations and contingent owned equipment.

Its success will be highly consequential not least for the political debate that will inform the outcome of Germany s elections in 2013.

The reductions in staff and other recommendations in the paragraphs above would lead to a consequential reduction of 397,300 under section 28E.

But the other credit crisis is equally consequential, and receives much less attention, even as it erodes societies integrity, productive capabilities, and ability to maintain living standards (particularly for the least fortunate).

The Secretariat has also identified the articles of the current text of the Model Law that would require consequential amendment so as to enable the use of electronic reverse auctions, and those consequential amendments are set out in chapter V of the addendum to this Note (A CN.9 WG.I WP.40 Add.1).

Indeed, Cameron s promise is arguably the most consequential issue at stake in the British election if he remains Prime Minister, there will be a referendum if Miliband takes over, there will not be.

And, since they were separated by a transition from President Jimmy Carter to President Ronald Reagan, it was politically consequential that two recessions were identified.

Jordan submitted results of monitoring and assessment studies which it claims show trends of increased water demand and consequential decreasing water supply to the wetlands.

Accordingly, pending the outcome of the review, the Committee recommends against approval of the seven additional staff proposed for the office, with a consequential proportionate reduction in operational requirements.

When we choose a career or a spouse in our private lives, or when a politician seizes an opportunity from a plethora of possibilities, the task at hand is always about making highly consequential decisions based on imperfect information.

The disclosure of any information by the bank concerned pursuant to the provisions of this article is not regarded as dereliction of the duty of bank secrecy and neither that bank nor the Central Bank assumes any consequential liability.

The differences between the candidates are considerable, and highly consequential for American economic policy and the global economy, although enactment of their programs will depend on the makeup of Congress.

The world s countries are engaging in one of the most complex and consequential exercises in collective action that has ever had to be managed in the history of international relations.

There, quarry workers earn a maximum of 4,000 kyat a day, and underage workers earn just over 2 an amount too little to take proper care of their consequential health problems.

Later on, Brazil would be elevated from the rank of a colony to that of a Kingdom, with the consequential formation of the United Kingdom of Portugal, Brazil and the Algarves.

1.2 By its resolution 59 268, the Assembly approved revised salary scales for staff in the Professional and higher categories and consequential amendments to the Staff Regulations, effective 1 January 2005.

Finally, in addition to the consequential changes to draft article 6 (1)(a) noted above, in order to address the issue raised with respect to ensuring technological neutrality (see above, paras.

Rather, the Sarkozy administration will seek to develop mechanisms for managing the transition to an international currency system in which the dollar, the euro, and the renminbi all play consequential global roles.

In contrast to aid, greater access to the developed world s markets creates incentives and fosters institutions in the developing world that are self sustaining, collectively policed, and more consequential for human welfare.

In the coming months, highly consequential policy decisions (or their absence) in systemically critical parts of the global economy will be revealed, with significant effects on growth rates, asset prices, and overall confidence.

It should be emphasized that, while trading on anti takeover provisions could no longer be used to out perform the market during the 2000 s, such provisions remain quite consequential for firms valuation.

The Working Group requested the Secretariat to revise the text for the Model Law and to make consequential changes to the proposed text of the Guide to Enactment, taking into account the above matters.

In short, while the existence of ongoing international trade in the chemical is not a prerequisite for the Party to take its actions under this article, its decision concerning the future import of the chemical will cause the Party to take consequential actions affecting its international trade.

MADRID It is safe to say that the most consequential geostrategic development of the last two decades has been China s rise. Yet the West has failed to accord China not to mention the other major emerging economies the degree of influence in today s global governance structures that it merits.

Two separate discussions about the rule of law are currently underway an erudite, theoretical debate among elites at think tanks and universities, and a more general and more consequential popular conversation predicated on frustration with legal abuses.