Примеры использования Harsh consequences на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Frequent natural disasters with harsh consequences on infrastructure are burdensome.
Job quotas had been established for the disabled and for other vulnerable groups,as they were the most exposed to the harsh consequences of the market.
The complainant has continued experiencing harsh consequences as a result of the torture she was subjected to.
No doubt their eyes are now set on world leaders convening here to address the circumstances and harsh consequences of this global crisis.
Doha doled out harsh consequences for developing countries, particularly those that are commodity and preference dependent.
Children living in the Gaza Strip endured the harsh consequences of Israel's illegal blockade.
None the less, it was not spared the harsh consequences of the great Central American crisis that devastated the region during the last two decades and from whose aftermath we still suffer.
The results of these market pressures can have particularly harsh consequences for food security.
The closure has had particularly harsh consequences for Palestinian workers employed in Israel and their families since it has deprived them of their livelihood.
Women are disproportionately arrested, detained andsanctioned under the adultery law, with harsh consequences for them and their children.
The use and abuse of these resources have harsh consequences for the livelihoods of the rural poor, including indigenous peoples who are particularly vulnerable.
Those bodies should give greater attention to questions involving technical and other assistance to countries with economies in transition,particularly those experiencing the harsh consequences of armed conflict.
However, that responsibility should not be met at the cost of harsh consequences for Palestinian civilians by violating, even unintentionally, international humanitarian law and standards.
After the adoption and implementation of resolution 820(1993)of 17 April 1993, the situation in some segments of the system became particularly disastrous and its harsh consequences will be felt for a long time to come.
More than half our members are women andgirls who are especially grieved by the harsh consequences of conflict, poverty, violence, discrimination and the unexpected traumas of poorly anticipated natural disasters.
Hesitation was expressed about the proposal for the deletion of agenda item(ii)since it was considered important to remind the participants in arbitration of the requirements mentioned in the agenda item and of the sometimes harsh consequences for failure to comply with those requirements.
Disasters have occurred in industrialized and developing countries alike,with particularly harsh consequences for communities in least developed countries, land-locked countries and small island developing States.
If discovered, it leads to harsh consequences for the time spent in prison including loss of privileges(such as home leave), segregation, more frequent controls(such as cell searches) and discrimination by non-drug-using prisoners fear of transmitting infectious diseases.
The decision maker will then only go on to consider other credible and reliable sources of financial support orfunds if refusal of the application could result in unjustifiably harsh consequences for the applicant, partner or relevant child as set out under GEN.3.1.
More than half of our members are girls andwomen grieved by and acquainted with the harsh consequences girls and women face because of conflict, poverty, violence, discrimination and the unexpected traumas of natural disasters.
Secondly, if an applicant does not otherwise meet the relevant Rules, the decision maker must go on to consider under GEN.3.2 and GEN.3.3 whether there are exceptional circumstances which would render refusal a breach of Article 8, right to family and private life,because it would result in unjustifiably harsh consequences to either the applicant, partner or any relevant children involved.
In the second half of 2008, once it was clear that Uzbekistan,as part of the global economy, was increasingly exposed to harsh consequences of the global crisis, a programme of anti-crisis measures, 2009-2012, was formulated, taking into account the specific situation and particularities of the country's economy.
While the western part has enjoyed democracy and prosperity for decades and consequently played a leading role in the integration of Europe,the rest of the continent has been facing the harsh consequences of the authoritarian regimes which were in power in a vast portion of this region in the past.
The Ministry of Health budget was deprived of roughly US$ 60 million per month,generating huge gaps in the delivery of basic health services with harsh consequences for the Palestinian population, as the ministry provided more than 60 per cent of primary health-care services, including the management of 22 hospitals throughout OPT; the NGO community was running a dozen hospitals.
Entitled"Legacies of War", the documentary has been produced in English in a 31-minute version for the public, including schools and other educational institutions, anda 43-minute version for television broadcast."Legacies of War" deals with tragic situations where civilians are left to face war's harsh consequences such as the menace of landmines or unexploded bombs, the destruction of normal society and deep psychological trauma.
It is therefore obvious that the incident that resulted in the death of an Armenian officer should only be seen in the context of the ongoing illegal occupation by Armenia of the territories of Azerbaijan,serious crimes committed against the Azerbaijani civilian population during the aggression, and the harsh consequences of the war for hundreds of thousands of Azerbaijani internally displaced persons and refugees who were forced to leave their homes.
As part of its response to mitigate the harsher consequences of natural and man-made disasters, the United Nations should seek to mobilize resources more effectively, improve coordination of humanitarian agencies and obtain binding acceptance of international humanitarian laws and protection of relief workers.
In order to achieve those benefits, it was justified to impose on the insolvent debtor the possibly harsher consequences of insolvency proceedings in the country where it maintained a limited business presence, even if the country where the centre of the debtor's main interests was situated posed less stringent conditions for the opening of insolvency proceedings.
There is some evidence that any suspected oractual offending by Māori has harsher consequences for those Māori, resulting in an accumulation of individuals within the system; and that a range of adverse early-life social and environmental factors result in Māori being more likely to be involved in adult criminal conduct.
Gossip has harsher consequences for women who generally rely more heavily than men on social networks.