Примеры использования Future consequences на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Our Posthuman future: Consequences of biotechnology revolution.
The advance of science has been an interesting catalyst:with its ability to endlessly simulate the future consequences of present decisions.
Our post-human future: Consequences of bio-technological revolution.
The social cost approach The social cost approach measures the present cost of future consequences of crimes that took place in the past.
Fukuyama, Our Posthuman Future: Consequences of the Biotechnology Revolution/ Fukuyama; Trans.
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You know that these methods breed weakness in those who use them and, like any evil act,create future consequences that are ultimately harmful.
Our Posthuman Future: Consequences of the Biotechnology Revolution is a 2002 book by Francis Fukuyama.
This exacerbated the problems, which had become the norm, andthe political forces and successive Governments were unable to assess their implications and their future consequences.
Day is opportunity to create the reasons of future consequences in consent with aspirations and desires of spirit.
However future consequences of the economic situation are difficult to foresee and their influence on the Company's business might differ from today's expectations of the Management.
The phenomenon of female circumcision is a cruel and violent procedure practised against girls without their consent andwithout them being aware of its adverse future consequences.
And the chain of future consequences is continuously stretched in the future, as the guarantee of continuity of bonds, Us connected.
Development of these low-GWP refrigerants may also have major future consequences for(new) refrigerant choices in other sectors and applications.
The immediate and future consequences of decent work guarantee sustainability to a nation, as individual contributions will stabilize productivity.
The General Assembly should act with maximum care and prudence,because a pronouncement by this body on such a sensitive subject could have significant future consequences, both political and legal.
Impact assessments are evaluations used to predict the future consequences of proposed policies, programmes and projects in order to address shortcomings before they are adopted or implemented.
When it was demonstrated that the United States and the United Kingdom had used depleted uranium in their 1991 aggression against Iraq,international medical and scientific circles warned of the immediate and future consequences of this fact.
Members had expressed serious reservations regarding the future consequences of ad hoc measures under consideration and stressed that they were temporary measures and should not be considered as a precedent.
The native administration played a diminishing role, armed robbery became widespread andmutually contradictory administrative decisions were taken in an endeavour to address the prevailing problems without any regard for their immediate or future consequences, particularly their impact on land tenure and its relation to the exercise of authority.
It was also recalled that several members of the Commission had expressed serious reservations regarding the future consequences of the ad hoc measures when they were under consideration in March 1993 and had gone along with their approval very reluctantly on the understanding that they were definitely of a temporary nature.
But it is becoming increasingly clear that our margin for error is shrinking as the rapid growth of population is combined with huge and unsustainable levels of consumption in the developed countries, powerful new tools for exploiting the Earth andeach other, and a wilful refusal to take responsibility for the future consequences of the choices we make.
To address the multiple dimensions of global change and its future consequences for energy planning, agriculture and natural disasters in countries of the region, ECLAC and the Austria-based International Institute for Applied Systems Analysis jointly organized a seminar at the end of 2006.
In international environmental law, the principle has emerged as a recognition of the uncertainty involved in impact assessment and management,particularly in the determination of the immediate and future consequences and associated costs of current decisions for human health, for our resources and for the environment.
The annexation was accompanied by flags, drums andtrumpets forming a gathering wave of aggressive nationalism, the future consequences of which, once it is awoken, are unknown; nationalism that never leads to anything good, a nationalism that is used to mask or to justify attempts to suppress civil rights.
Given the bleak statistics on Africa and the prevalence of such diseases as AIDS, malaria and tuberculosis-- with their human consequences and the material and financial effects on budgets and development plans on the continent-- we believe that the future consequences of the situation will have an impact upon peace and security not only in Africa, but also in the world at large.
Executive function relates to abilities to differentiate among conflicting thoughts, determine good and bad, better and best,same and different, future consequences of current activities, working toward a defined goal, prediction of outcomes, expectation based on actions, and social"control" the ability to suppress urges that, if not suppressed, could lead to socially unacceptable outcomes.
These global trends indicate growing biodiversity losses,which are likely to accelerate in the future with unpredictable consequences.
Though I cannot predict the future the consequences of tonight will reverberate through the halls of both great covens for many years to come.
Business partners who violate the Code could be barred from working with Esaote in the future, among other consequences.
Cantor has a family and a future and there are consequences for what he did or didn't do.