Specific repercussions

The repercussions for Egypt, indeed for the entire Arab world, will be profound.

The United Nations can ill afford to fail Bosnia and Herzegovina, for that failure will have serious repercussions in the region and beyond, as well as repercussions for the Organization.

The repercussions, however, will be global.

Such stigmatization can have lifelong repercussions.

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What was cool were the repercussions.

For Palestinians, the main concern is to avoid negative repercussions if they do.

Situations involving minorities often have international repercussions.

The repercussions of this miscarriage of justice may be felt for a long time.

Such stability has positive repercussions for international peace and security beyond the CSCE area.

Economic and social repercussions of the Israeli settlements

As in the rest of the world, it is having major repercussions for Haitian youth.

That assassination caused great grief for our nation, and the repercussions were felt throughout the world.

Globalization implies that America s mortgage problem has worldwide repercussions.

I expect this news to have repercussions outside Iraq

These problems often have severe negative repercussions on families.

72. The wave of repression which is striking Haitian society has considerable repercussions for the family and for children.

The economic impact of the Ivorian crisis has had negative repercussions for the entire West African subregion.

New concepts have been used to justify discriminatory acts with repercussions for the countries of the South.

Any delay could have repercussions for the leadership that is critical to progress in the peace process.

The timing and location of the clashes may have serious repercussions for domestic security, if not for the regime itself.

The repercussions of this revolution will not be only economic.

Whatever happens in Libya will have repercussions across the region.

But it works, and it even has some health repercussions.

That omission could have repercussions on the preparations for the United Nations Conference on Human Settlements (Habitat II).

dated 8 November 1993 on the repercussions and prospects of the

In these troubled times the lightest remark can have bad repercussions.

Such measures had negative repercussions for developing countries and created additional obstacles to the full enjoyment of human rights.

There I see a telling example of a true peace dividend, with positive repercussions for the entire African continent.

Cuba apos s declining economic situation will also have repercussions for children who may be subjected to economic exploitation.

The repercussions of mishandling Syria will extend far beyond the country s borders.

3. This has repercussions on the concept of quot preventive diplomacy quot .

But what was cool was that the repercussions now for Greenpeace was, they created an entire marketing campaign around it.

And the United States is not yet willing to accept full responsibility for the global repercussions of its macroeconomic policies.

Linkages between population, resource use, consumption, environmental impact and repercussions on the quality of life for present and future generations.

Moves towards a peaceful resolution of the situation in Abkhazia will certainly have positive repercussions for the whole of Georgia.

That trend will have major repercussions for those developing countries outside or not specifically linked to such regional integration schemes.

Moreover, Chávez has suffered several regional setbacks recently, and all have domestic repercussions.

Jnoubiyeh mentions the government's decisions as violations that will lead to undesired repercussions

The boom in tourism caused Palma to grow significantly, with repercussions on immigration.

Its repercussions have transformed the situation into an international crisis of multiple dimensions.

But what repercussions of what happened will be known only to the future.

(f) The possible repercussions for secured transactions and secured creditors in the way in which corporate groups are treated in insolvency.

Whether it is in terms of legal, administrative or language staff, the departure of key staff has immediate repercussions for the courts.