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Otherwise, the Treaty's basic foundation might be eroded.
Lorenzo's regime must be eroded from within. to keep the armies of Milan and Venice from allying against us.
We very much fear that confidence in the Treaty could be eroded.
Typically, less than 5 mm in size, microplastics can be eroded to particles as small as 1- 100 nm particles- nanoplastics.
The almost-universal approval he has now will inevitably be eroded.
The gains made in the area of development can easily be eroded if the foundations of peace and stability are threatened.
If you appear offended by questions, or if you imply that a parent's questions are uncalled for, dialogue may shut down andtrust may be eroded.
The balance and existing ratio between the different categories of membership should not be eroded into one that favours the permanent status.
Yet these achievements can easily be eroded by instability caused by conflict, the economic meltdown, persistent poverty, hunger, discrimination and inequality.
It was his firm conviction that the benefits from the Uruguay Round should not be eroded by environmental measures.
The inalienable right to peaceful nuclear technology should not be eroded through the imposition of additional commitments on States that clearly did not represent a threat.
With regard to paragraph 5, some representatives considered it important not toallow any dissenting or separate opinions in the decision lest the authority of the Court be eroded.
The danger was that the confidence of developing countries in the multilateral trading system could be eroded and the temptation to retreat into misguided protectionist policies could grow.
If we continue to view each other in such terms,the confidence that has been engendered in the international community in our fight against terrorism can be eroded.
Countries that are poor in terms of resources, but often rich in culture, might justly fear that certain ethical andsocial values that they hold very dear might be eroded or even destroyed by the universal application of a onedimensional model originating in countries that are materially prosperous.
Good corrosion resistance is another advantage for tungsten heavy alloy to make weight throw, after using a lot of times by different competitors,weight throw can not be eroded by the users sweat.
The dialogue to resolve the outstanding issues that ensued since 1990 was based on two fundamental premises: first,the integrity of the Convention must not be eroded- all issues in the Convention are interrelated and must remain part of the whole, there can be no reservation on any part of the Convention, and all parts must be subject to compulsory dispute settlement procedures as provided for in the Convention.
While cash transfers may be administratively easier to handle,the drawback is that the purchasing power of such cash transfers can be eroded in the context of food price rises.
In a policy paper, UNHCR stated that while it endorses all efforts aimed at effectively combating terrorism, it remains concerned that, in the aftermath of 11 September 2001 bona fide asylum seekers may be victimized as a result of public prejudice and unduly restrictive legislation or other measures andthat carefully built refugee protection standards may be eroded.
In the current environment, UNHCR remains concerned that asylum-seekers may be victimized as a result of unduly restrictive legislation or administrative measures and public prejudice andthat carefully built refugee protection standards may be eroded, particularly the right to seek and enjoy asylum from persecution as provided in Article 14 of the 1948 Universal Declaration of Human Rights and the fundamental principle of non-refoulement.
You will not grow affluent on the remuneration that you will receive; you will work harder and longer than most of your non-judicial friends; your every judicial word and action and some other words and actions as well will be open to public criticism andthe public esteem of the judiciary may be eroded by attacks that are both unjustified and unanswered.
UNCTAD analysis shows that rents received by LDCs from preferential access to the EU, the United States andJapan could be eroded by 50 or 75 per cent depending on the scenarios.
In other words, their current guaranteed access to the markets of the latter countries under special arrangements(such as the Lomé Convention in the EU market and preferential programmes in the United States market) could be challenged as a result of the return of this sector to GATT, andtheir existing margins of preference could be eroded due to the reduction of tariffs by the major developed importing countries.
While the decision to pursue the nuclear-power option is a national one, the Agency's mandate to promote in an objective manner the contribution of atomic energy to peace, health andprosperity should not be eroded while it discharges its responsibility to help ensure safety and implement safeguards.
Corruption makes national institutions weak and public trust in them is eroded.
Additionally, preferences are eroded when further trade liberalization occurs in the importing market.
The boundaries of all concepts are eroded and the waves erase the outlines of our internal integrity.
Several schools and hotels in Nevis were damaged and many beaches were eroded.
Today more than 6 million ha of plough lands is eroded.
The ongoing, intense level of violence is eroding confidence on the ground and hardening attitudes.