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Such a scenario should be avoided as it is unlikely to lead to a sustainable institutional capacity.
The intention of the Ukrainian authorities to abandon the so-called‘ATO' in the Donbass andinstead to take a number of measures for its"reintegration" is unlikely to lead to peace.
However, over the medium term the impact of liberalization is unlikely to lead to structural adjustments on a significant scale.
This increase in short-term borrowing is unlikely to lead to liquidity problems due to its nature(trade credit) and to the fact that most countries(112 out of 116 countries for which 2010 data are available) have international reserves that cover more than 100 per cent of their short-term debt.
Buyers need to get to resistance level 1.1584, butthe first test of this level is unlikely to lead to its breakdown.
The view that technology is unlikely to lead to long term unemployment has been repeatedly challenged by a minority of economists.
If human needs for dignity and liberty are not met,all the material gain imaginable is unlikely to lead to sustainable peace.
Moreover, such a growth rate is unlikely to lead to any significant reduction in excess capacities in the business sector in 2002.
It also agreed that the research being conducted under the existing research plan in CM 41-01,Annex B, is unlikely to lead to assessments in these fisheries in the next 3-5 years.
Ad hoc WG-IMAF agreed that the change is unlikely to lead to an increased risk to seabirds from this fishery, provided that the best-practice mitigation measures are used year-round.
Recall from the answer to question 1 that the new policy is not significantly different from the old one and is unlikely to lead to any country disease component graduating as a result.
Ad hoc WG-IMAF agreed that the change is unlikely to lead to an increased risk to seabirds from this fishery, provided that the best-practice mitigation measures are used year-round Part II, paragraph 148.
Although it is rather boring topic of conversation, butsafe in the sense that it is unlikely to lead to differences of opinion, which should be avoided when meeting.
When the required adjustment in structure is very large- and for most transition economies the requirements are far from the marginal changes assumed in standard economics textbooks- and the institutional support for transition very weak,rapid liberalization is unlikely to lead to growth.
Most firms are expected to comply with this requirement by the end of 2006;the measure is unlikely to lead to any significant consolidation, particularly among the larger players.
While a move towards more traditional terrorist mantras is unlikely to lead to greater support for Al-Qaida, as it undermines an essential element of its appeal to an individual's sense of duty towards God rather than towards himself, Al-Qaida messaging is increasingly adept at interweaving local, national and regional issues within its global vision.
Gradual, managed changes are unlikely to lead to conflict.
Market forces alone are unlikely to lead to the required structural transformation in these countries.
While attempts to get global agreements on track must be pursued, these are unlikely to lead to rapid change as long as they are aimed at carbon trade alone.
The Working Group concluded that the research described was unlikely to lead to a robust estimate of stock status, and provided recommendations to modify the research proposal.
Fishing outside the research block was unlikely to lead to the recapture of tagged fish and, therefore, would provide limited information to assist with the development of stock assessments.
Macroeconomic stabilization was unlikely to lead to sustainable development unless accompanied by a carefully sequenced programme of structural reforms.
That was unlikely to lead to an increase in the number of examinations in the absence of a report.
The Working Group recalled the advice from WG-SAM that CPUE by itself was unlikely to lead to an assessment of stock abundance Annex 5, paragraph 2.33.
The Working Group agreed that the research proposed was unlikely to lead to an assessment for these areas.
The Chairman said thatat the current stage, the Committee's informal consultations would represent an initial approach to the issue, and were unlikely to lead to an immediate decision.
Mr. Abdelmannan(Sudan), speaking on behalf of the Group of 77 and China, said that the Chairman's suggested course of action-- returning discussion of the proposed programme of work to the Bureau-- was unlikely to lead to consensus.
By themselves, these restrictions are unlikely to lead to a review by most passengers of the list of their belongings- few people carry with them several large cans of coffee, a dozen Dead Sea salt packs or a kilogram of loose cosmetics.
The 1814 British legal text Elements of Medical Jurisprudence by Samuel Farr claimed that conception"probably" could not occur without a woman's"enjoyment", so thatan"absolute rape" was unlikely to lead to pregnancy.
This is to be achieved by involving local participants in the project design,developing projects that are unlikely to lead to market displacement, ensuring that the project activity does not change the life cycle of production, and developing a suitable leakage baseline.