Hilarity and awesomeness ensue.

Otherwise, problems may ensue.

Being targeted by sexual terrorism that upon generations of you granddaughters hereafter will ensue.

Whether democracy will ensue is much more dubious.

Let him eschew evil, and do good let him seek peace, and ensue it.

Should this happen, growth will collapse, many borrowers will default, and financial chaos could ensue.

quot I do not want to detail all the damages that ensue from the curfew policy.

The political instability that could ensue would not provide a good opportunity to ask Germany for help.

Any breakdown of peace and security, and the conflicts that ensue, have a tragic impact on children.

We look forward to your ideas on the negotiations that might ensue in this intergovernmental preparatory process.

His delegation appealed to the United Nations to undertake measures to neutralize any adverse effects that might ensue.

If Japan, the US, and others attempt to intercept or counter the missile, military tension even possible combat is likely to ensue.

Indeed, the power struggle that will ensue in the post Arafat era will ultimately center on Al Fatah, the backbone of the PLO.

On its own, the right of reply does not constitute a dialogue, nor is it any indication that such a dialogue will ensue.

After the signing of the Israeli Palestinian agreement, the Department should inform the public of the advantages that would ensue from its implementation.

For example, Fiji was working closely with UNDP to find alternative uses for sugar, to compensate for the economic losses that would ensue when the preferential price set by the European Union expired in 2006.

After this will ensue seven years of famine in which all the grain that you have stored will be consumed except a small quantity .

After this will ensue seven years of famine in which all the grain that you have stored will be consumed except a small quantity .

The members of the Council warn the Government of Iraq of the serious consequences which would ensue from any failure to comply with these obligations. quot

The Albanian side is also warned of the serious consequences which may ensue from the opening of fire by the Albanian border guards and Albanian citizens at the Yugoslav border guards which occurred in the above three instances.

If the effects of drought are left unchecked, the fight over scarce resources that could ensue could aggravate existing tensions and political instability and lead to violence.

If a particularly serious crime, such as a terrorist attack, had been committed, could a court sentence the perpetrators to death, and if so, what procedure would ensue?

The Council wishes to stress to Iraq the inviolability of the international boundary between Iraq and Kuwait, demarcated by the Commission and guaranteed by the Council pursuant to resolutions 687 (1991), 773 (1992) and 833 (1993), and the serious consequences that would ensue from any breach thereof. quot

In effect, the presumption is that capital losses are random, so the sharp reversals and losses that usually ensue after excessive upswings in prices are disregarded in risk calculations.

More generally, the cat and mouse games that ensue as the authorities try to stay one step ahead of investors efforts to evade controls benefit neither stability nor growth.

That threat might seem far off while growth continues at relatively high rates but, unless workers see the benefit of their labors in the form of improved living conditions, protests could ensue.

6. It was also emphasized by several delegations that the apparent resurgence of protectionist philosophies based on a mistaken notion of quot unfair competition quot caused particular concern and served as a reminder of the unpredictable consequences that would ensue from a failure of the Uruguay Round.

9. The Commission would point out, however, that the principles and rules of international law in general relating to State succession are supplemental, and that States are at liberty to resolve the difficulties that might ensue from applying them by entering into agreements that would permit an equitable outcome.

But if central banks don t find a clear exit strategy from policies that double or triple the monetary base, eventually either goods price inflation or another dangerous asset and credit bubble (or both) will ensue.

Therefore, as the most likely first point of entry into the Union, Bulgaria must be well equipped to meet the challenges that will ensue with the new expected waves of Syrian refugees in the coming months.

So He caused hypocrisy to ensue in their hearts until the day they will encounter Him , because of their going back on what they had promised Allah and because of the lies they used to tell .

From the perspective of the procuring entity, an abnormally low tender involves a risk that the contract cannot be performed, or performed at the price tendered, and additional costs and delays to the project may therefore ensue.

The use of force and economic blockades that ensue result in untold suffering for innocent civilians, especially the most vulnerable, namely, women, children and the elderly, who are always the principal victims of such wars and blockades.

8. The Arbitration Commission is aware of the practical problems that might ensue from determining more than one date of State succession because of the long drawn out process whereby the Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia was dissolved.

We hope that responsible political leaders in the unionist community will make their voices strongly heard on this issue, as many have done already, and that a complete cessation of violence will ensue on the loyalist side also.

More recently, Hezbollah agreed to place the issue on the domestic negotiating agenda perhaps because Iran doesn t want it to be a source of national dissension but it is doubtful that genuine disarmament will ensue, at least for now.

To strengthen the Agreement, or otherwise reinforce the confidence of the parties, it was agreed that the installing of the Transitional Government, and the beginning of the disarmament process, each being a precondition for the other, would ensue simultaneously.

The Committee thus encourages the State party to monitor all trends which can give rise to such segregation, to work for the eradication of any negative consequences that ensue and to describe any such action in its next periodic report.

The concept of structural gender discrimination refers to forms of discrimination that ensue from the fact that the structure or organisation of society is built on gender stereotypes and hence sustains the existing unequal relations of power between the sexes.

In the face of the enormity of the destruction that would ensue from the use of nuclear weapons, the General Assembly has unequivocally pronounced that such unconscionable use constitutes not only a violation of the Charter, but also a crime against humanity.

Such positive efforts can only be beneficial to the international community, for the peace dividends that will thus ensue will permit the world to tackle, with undivided attention, the agenda of economic and social development, in order to make the world a safer place in which to live.

The coup also contains the seeds of rebellion and ethnic strife. These, as we all know, are ominous signs of much more serious consequences that may not be limited to Burundi but may overspill beyond its borders through the massive displacement of refugees that may ensue and affect the whole region.

(b) Given the nature of the new functions to be assigned to the Administrative Tribunal and the grave civil and criminal consequences which might, from time to time, ensue for those responsible, it would probably be necessary to make substantial procedural changes, in order to ensure that the defendant apos s rights were properly safeguarded.

Those who have decided to continue to deny the most basic human rights of innocent civilians in the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia under the pretext of defending human rights elsewhere, will have to bear the great responsibility for the human suffering and loss of life that will most certainly ensue as a result of their decision.

The real concern is not only the number of victims claimed or the scale of the destruction that may ensue but also the possibility that the seeds of those conflicts will spread, both in the developed and in the developing countries, in the absence of the attention of a world order capable of containing and addressing their causes.