Failure to do so could bring punishment of up to six months in jail and a fine.

Failure to do so risks a lack of confidence and interest in the final reports

Work programmes considered reasonable and necessary during negotiations will be agreed upon with defence teams in advance, using codes based on actions under the rules of procedure and evidence.

Doing so will raise the cost of imports and lower the cost of exports, leading to an improvement in its trade balance.

Treasury s refusal to do so is a monumental blunder that risks a general meltdown, the consequences of which will extend far beyond America s shores.

An inventory was prepared to allow later eventual licence upgrades by other United Nations entities, rather than repeated new purchases, as this approach could lead to significant savings.

Failure to do so would not only create hardship for the millions of unemployed, but would also threaten political stability, which depends on the expectation of continuing economic prosperity.

So, before any operation, commanders must determine which troops can take part and in what capacity, hampering both efficiency and effectiveness.

Unchecked, leprosy disfigures and can result in permanent disability.

(g) Undertake to refrain from any kind of action that could lead to violence or disrupt the transition to democracy

We believe that failure to do so may ultimately imperil peaceful nuclear cooperation and our shared vision for a world free of nuclear weapons.

All of this would slow the recovery, perhaps even causing it to stall.

This road leads you to the station.

It is worth stimulating the economy with discretionary fiscal policy only occasionally specifically, when not doing so would be calamitous.

So one meeting tends to lead to another meeting and tends to lead to another meeting.

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The bridge includes two exits one for Whiskey Bay (LA 975) and another for Butte La Rose (LA 3177).

Failure to do so could bring punishment of up to six months in jail and a fine. The bill, which has been endorsed by 60 members of parliament, is awaiting discussion by the parliament's legislative and constitutional committees before it is referred for plenary debate.

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This road leads to the public hall.

It might even yield a positive return.

All of this leads to empowerment.

This will not only delay the restoration of economic growth, but will also have dire political consequences.

Among the work that has been done, however, Berkmen and Cavallo (2007) do not find evidence that more active intervention in foreign exchange markets (i.e., more fixing) leads to higher liability dollarization.

Ozawa s fall can but may not return Japanese politics to where it belongs in the hands of its elected leaders.

Doing so might have slight effects on mood or memory function or impair speech control.

Psychosis could cause cannabis use, rather than vice versa, or an unknown mediating factor could cause both cannabis use and psychosis.

In the laboratory what we want to do is much the same, but with on the order of tens of different types of molecules so a drastic reduction in complexity, but still trying to produce something that looks lifelike.

(a) Lead to increased establishment of appropriate registries,

Consequently, oil prices increase.

But it might also lead to necessary changes.

To claim otherwise leads to repression.

This in turn creates a blind spot.

Education leads to decreased infant mortality

But cutting aid is likely to increase turmoil rather than leading to an acceptable long term compromise between Israel and Palestine.

While education for both boys and girls leads to increased income for individuals and for nations, the education of girls leads to greater gains.

Incidentally, when one such anti terrorist operation was suggested in the Pankisi Gorge in Georgia, Putin decided against it, understanding that instead of eliminating terrorists it would likely turn into a full blown traditional war.

The Committee is committed to the idea of implementing such visits to Member States in order to develop a deeper and more direct dialogue with national Governments, to enhance monitoring of the implementation of resolution 1373 (2001), and to ensure a more accurate assessment of the capacities of States and of their needs in terms of technical assistance for the full implementation of the resolution.

Just as the cooling of water, which leads to ice, is termed freezing, the warming of ice leads to melting.

But a lack of cooperation could result in higher than necessary oil and gas prices and perhaps defeat in the battle against climate change.

Too much stress can lead to physical disease.

But such narratives can lead to conflict.

Overly strict regulation could seriously impair global growth for decades.

Yet such an approach often leads to problems.

This results in immediate pain, ophthalmoparesis, and sometimes blindness.