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Three years later, that international consensus has eroded.
Such selective justice has eroded the credibility of the ICC on the African continent.
The principle of solidarity among peoples,societies and nations has eroded.
That fact has eroded the confidence of the Palestinian people in an early alleviation of their suffering.
The escalation of conflicts in Africa has eroded development gains attained over the years.
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A particularly disturbing consequence of this third trend is that the professional autonomy of the professorate has eroded.
Access to decent work has eroded, with more women and men working in the informal economy.
His decision reflects a situation in which confidence in a process with meaningful negotiations,from the Palestinian perspective, has eroded.
The river, which runs below the castle on the east side, has eroded the rock the castle stands on, forming a cliff.
When treating an apartment with strong-smelling preparations, it should be infused into children andpets only after the smell has eroded.
The basis of NGO engagement has eroded: we mobilize sympathy rather than organize for political change.
In the few cases where old-age provisions are in place,such as the Republic of Korea, inflation has eroded the value of their pensions.
In addition, globalization has eroded the ability of central and local governments to govern in the traditional, linear way.
As Agarwal explains it,"The trees and grasses have gone,the land has eroded and the hydrological cycle has been disturbed.
HIV/AIDS has eroded or reversed many hard-won gains in sub-Saharan Africa and now threatens South Asia and South-East Asia.
The consensus underpinning disarmament and non-proliferation has eroded, and the multilateral disarmament machinery has atrophied.
In neighbouring Guatemala,the greater respect for human rights that was apparent in the years following the 1996 ceasefire has eroded in the last year.
The consensus underpinning disarmament and non-proliferation has eroded, and the multilateral disarmament machinery has been weakened.
Moreover, the principle of full funding of"incremental costs" for environmental protection and the additionality of such funding to development assistance, embodied in the Montreal Protocol andthe Rio conventions, has eroded.
The consensus underpinning disarmament and non-proliferation has eroded, and the multilateral disarmament machinery has been severely weakened.
If someone calls you, whoever he is, trying to move you back into the darkness or to divert you to the side, somewhere on the other side of the abyss, even if he tells you that there is a bridge and you can always go back over it on your Path,you should know that the foundation of this bridge has eroded by time and it can collapse into the abyss at any moment even though it may seem strong.
The deterioration of social conditions has eroded the credibility of the democratic political institutions we want to strengthen and institutionalize in my country.
The high debt burden has weakened the capacity of many Governments to service their increasing external debt and has eroded resources available for social development.
I recognize, though,that the global financial meltdown has eroded the gains of debt relief and reduced funding from its traditional development sources.
Variety deemed it"a hearty blast of Troma-branded schlock" while The New York Times said Kaufman fans"will be delighted to learn that time has eroded neither his love of nudity nor his disdain for political correctness.
The so-called"war on terrorism" since 2001 has eroded a spectrum of civil liberties essential to a democratic and equitable international order.
The cause of the slack hasn't changed: the growing gap between inflation andhousehold incomes has eroded consumer spending, which has been declining for the second consecutive quarter.
A three-year slump in grain prices has eroded agriculture incomes, sparking more farmers to adopt the so-called precision-agriculture methods to help increase efficiency.
In Turkey, that considers itself a secular state, imams are civil servants, just as Danish pastors;therefore the principle of secularism has eroded there as well because of the state's striving not to lose control over religious life of its citizens.
The report highlights how corruption has eroded the trust in public officials and the Government as a whole and how it is one of the most significant factors undermining peacebuilding in that country.