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Moreover, countermeasures could hamper the proper functioning of an international organization.
In particular, the food crisis was highlighted as a challenge that could hamper development efforts in all areas.
This, if not addressed, could hamper the implementation of programmes and projects.
The failure to collect statistics on the ethnic origin of members of the various communities could hamper efforts to combat racial discrimination.
This could hamper Armenia's ability to investigate complex corruption cases in the future.
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I have the impression that the proposed deadline could hamper the efficiency of the Committee's work.
This could hamper the possibility of strategic cooperation between underground militants and aboveground groups that could mobilize greater numbers.
Other products that create a magnetic field could hamper the functionality of your ARCHOS.
Other multilateral environmental agreements might fall within the remit of different ministries than those that managed the Protocol and that could hamper national coordination;
The absence of a travel plan at the office level could hamper the efficiency of travel management.
This could hamper efforts to implement counter-LRA activities that rely on cooperation with national military, administrative and civil society counterparts.
The mission was also made aware of technical issues that could hamper the conduct of free and fair elections.
Indeed, the revision of the statute could hamper the Unit's work since a new statute would have to be endorsed by every participating organization, which would be a complex and time-consuming process.
In addition, limited market information andmarketing channels could hamper exports of certified organic products.
Such conditionality was harmful, as it could hamper all the Commission's efforts thus far to stabilize the situation in Burundi and prevent a return to conflict.
Soft light of the fire, crackling firewood, hiss anda glass of champagne in the snow-covered Alps of the window- which could hamper talk about their feelings favorite?
To continue to remove any impediments that could hamper Qatari women's full participation in society(Libyan Arab Jamahiriya);
New, powerful economic, financial andcommercial forces at the international level are imposing their interests and could hamper the development of society as a whole.
That imbalance should be rectified, as it could hamper strategic planning and the timely and predictable delivery of services.
The time had come to think about the threat posed by the Organization's neglect of social andeconomic issues, which could hamper the fulfilment of its mandates.
Predominantly undertaken by women, those responsibilities could hamper women's ability to participate in education and work on an equal basis with men.
Finally, he recommended simplifying classes and subclasses, to avoid cumbersome vehicle classification thresholds that could hamper technical progress.
They also provided assessments of the existing andpossible constraints that could hamper the achievement of the completion goals adopted by the Council for the Tribunals.
After highlighting some particularities of the Convention that distinguished it from other human rights instruments,he mentioned two practical issues that could hamper the Committee's future work.
Some industry officials also fear that any regulation in this area could hamper the growth of the Internet and related technology, particularly in the developing world.
In other cases of States that were not members of the Council of Europe or party to the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights,immunity could hamper national legal proceedings.
It was stated that the presence of a general reliability standard could hamper the use of electronic transferable records as legal consequences of failure to meet those standards were not clear.
Urges Members that have not yet complied with their financial obligations to take the necessary steps to pay their contributions for 2009,thereby averting delays that could hamper programme execution;
Given this point, compulsory audio/visual recording of the whole investigation process could hamper the building of ties of trust between suspects and investigators.
Urges Members that have not yet complied with their financial obligations to takethe necessary steps to pay their contributions for 2010, thereby averting delays that could hamper programme execution;