Examples of using Adverse consequences in English and their translations into Arabic
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It highlights certain sanctions regimes that most clearly illustrate the adverse consequences of economic sanctions.
(b) Rules aimed at protecting the environment from the adverse consequences of scientific and technical progress in the interests of mankind and on the basis of the achievements of science and technology.
Strong rural institutions also promote social cohesion and stability, decreasing the adverse consequences of political and economic disenfranchisement.
The Committee expresses its concern that the reform of the social security system may have certain adverse consequences for the most underprivileged sectors of society.
Many patients might fear that adverse consequences could result from disclosure of medical records and so might avoid seeking treatment.
FAO helps developing countries to overcome adverse consequences of the international agricultural trading system and the decline in the terms of trade of agricultural exports.
The fragile terrestrial and marine ecosystems that provide for the mainly subsistence economy have become vulnerable to the adverse consequences of climate change.
Finally, the Working Group would like to reiterate the fact that the detention of an individual has far-reaching adverse consequences for his or her family, community and society at large.
The analysis brings out some potential adverse consequences of the prevailing demographic dynamics in the region.
thus preventing the adverse consequences of a business as usual(BAU) scenario.
Should the conflict taking place in that great country persist, the adverse consequences of that situation would affect all the countries bordering the Democratic Republic of the Congo.
(g) Provide prompt and speedy response and follow-up, to, inter alia, avoid adverse consequences to those concerned.
(e) other new developments:(i) adverse consequences of the transfer of arms and illicit trafficking in arms on the enjoyment of human rights;(ii) arbitrary deprivation of nationality.
the possibility that its adoption might lead to adverse consequences, the United Kingdom is opposed to the creation of a separate category on international crimes.
He stressed that there would be adverse consequences for humans if the correct protective measures and methods were not employed, wherever the location.
(a) Expedite its consideration of the agenda item on international arms transfers, with special emphasis on the adverse consequences of the illicit transfer of arms and ammunition;
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There is therefore a need to address without delay the question of how the adverse consequences of the Marrakesh agreements can be mitigated through enhanced trade preferences, assistance and compensation.
Programmes providing sterile injecting equipment to injecting drug users were an important part of Australia ' s approach to reducing the adverse consequences of drug abuse.
Other areas cited as requiring closer attention included the role of science and technology in development, and the adverse consequences of rapid urbanization, and the growth of urban slums.