Examples of using To the consequences in English and their translations into Chinese
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Sanctions must be carefully targeted and balanced, having due regard to the consequences for populations and third States.
A national crime-prevention strategy should be drafted to address patterns and trends of criminality linked to the consequences of war.
With the identification of the pathogenic role of microorganisms in disease, sepsis has come to take on a meaning related to the consequences of infection.
Sometimes, a change may be due to the consequences of another risk.
You must make your own decisions, and stick to the consequences of your actions.”.
Their dependence on glacier run-off makes downstream populations particularly vulnerable to the consequences.
Discrimination based on gender hinders women' s ability to protect themselves from HIV infection and to respond to the consequences of HIV infection.
Do women understand that men cry frequently just like they do, but that men hide it from women due to the consequences?
They can also be in direct connection to the consequences of conflict caused to the property or homes in which the displaced persons had their pre-war homes.
Systemic gender-based discrimination inhibits the ability of girls to protect themselves from HIV infection or to respond fully to the consequences of infection.
In many areas of work, the United Nations faces serious setbacks that ultimately can be traced to the consequences of the poorly regulated arms trade.
Do women understand that men cry frequently just like they do, but that men hide it from women due to the consequences?
In Sudan, cultural mediators sensitized local communities and health professionals to the consequences of FGM on women' s health.
It is no surprise to find the Bahamas listed among the 100 countries most vulnerable to the consequences of climate change and sea-level rise.
Paragraphs 3 and 4 referred to the consequences of the exercise of the right of option with regard to the obligations of the States concerned; paragraph(12) of the commentaries was of particular interest in that regard.
Their susceptibility to the consequences of climate change, including rising ocean temperatures and acidity and rising sea levels, has led to projections that such reefs will be wiped out within 50 to 100 years.