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This has often led to direct conflicts and militarization of mining areas.
Russian discrimination against Central Asian migrant workers has often led to violence.
This has often led to conflict between landowners, farmworkers and Government authorities.
In developed countries, environmental deterioration has often led to out-migration from rural areas.
This has often led to misleading or inflated requests for acquisition of new equipment and other assets.
Violence, irrespective of the degree and nature,has serious consequences and has often led to suicide.
Unfortunately, focusing on food, has often led to less attention to other problems that high population growth rates cause.
It should also help to eliminate the pitfalls of a purely women-specific approach, which has often led to(if not perpetuated) marginalization of women's issues.
Intolerance has often led to bitter conflicts, some of which lasted for prolonged periods, with devastating and tragic results.
These media organizations have engaged in incitement that has often led to the killing of many innocent civilians.
This has often led to overly ambitious programming, expected to achieve a major impact in unrealistically short time frames.
One expert stressed that the non-market-economy criteria,taken together with the subjective methodology applied in calculating price, has often led to higher AD duties.
Paradoxically, the globalization process has often led to disbelief and distrust, which are fertile ground on which terrorism and intolerance can thrive.
Above all, modern Africa is committed to good economic management because it is,indeed, the mismanagement of our economies that has often led to conflicts on the continent.
She stated that the increase in forest privatization has often led to a reduction of formal employment opportunities and access to forest resources for local communities.
UV primer that are designed to solve the adhesion issue on non-absorbent nature of glass, acrylic, metal, film andfoil substrates has often led to poor adhesion of UV ink.
This has often led to blaming women, either openly or by implication, for the violence perpetrated against them, making them somehow responsible for provoking violent actions by men.
Lack of experience with evidentiary issues has often led courts to use shoddy police reports as the sole basis for convictions.
This has often led to the nonrecognition by the State of local communities' customary rights to forest management because such rights had not been enshrined in statutory law.
Indeed, growth and social exclusion often co-exist,and growth has often led to and exacerbated existing inequalities, jeopardizing social cohesion and political stability.
This has often led to a situation in which international organisations are assigned new roles and responsibilities without the requisite resources to carry out such responsibilities.
The mixture of"contemporary traditional" andofficial western-style practices that have evolved has often led to unequal treatment of women when they appear in village court proceedings.
In addition, HIV and AIDS, which has often led to the breakdown of the nuclear family through the death of one or both parents is a major factor exposing children to trafficking.
Restrictive policies have shielded inefficient producers from(healthy)competition, and this has often led to decreasing international competitiveness and unproductive rent-seeking.
Increased self-esteem has often led women to enrol in education programmes and insist on having a greater role in community activities- initiatives that previously they would never have considered.
Even in the best of times, humankind's use of economic resources has not been marked by any deep sense of responsibility butrather by mindless consumption that has often led to the degradation of our environment.
The Committee recalls that the absence of agreements has often led to the United Nations incurring heavy expenditures in duties and taxes that could have been avoided.
Although there is not necessarily a conflict between production increases andsustainability, in practice the quest for ever increasing quantities of food has often led to unsustainable production methods and environmental degradation.
Coupled with the proliferation of small arms andarmed groups, this has often led to violence, especially at the inter-community level, with attendant consequences on the human rights situation.
This was highly problematic, especially because the environmental standards for"recycling" of so-called"residual substances, recyclable substances orcommodities" were very incomplete; this legal deficiency has often led to environmental scandals in the past.