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It also leads to rapid cooling or overheating of the child;
If it leads to death, it also leads to life.
It also leads to visitors' irritation, and they leave the site.
Even if you eat healthy food in abundance, it also leads you to gain more weight.
It also leads to immense financial losses in the health sector.
Strengthened intergenerational dialogue has many benefits, including language revitalization; it also leads to greater participation by youth in decision-making.
It also leads to wrongful dismissals in the event of pregnancy.
This may result in a slower rate of ratification, but it also leads to a better assessment of implementation when considering ratification as an indicator.
It also leads to the mutual exchange of intelligence information between States.
All this leads to the dollar strengthening,which plays against American importers, and it also leads to the discontent among the financial elites of many countries whose currencies have now reached the historic lows.
However, it also leads to an increase in exposure that is acceptable is not always.
All of this can be seen as a lack of confidence in the work of the investigation commission and,first of all, to the Interstate Aviation Committee(IAC), and it also leads to heighten the situation in the society and to the nervousness in work of the aviation enterprises' staff in Kyrgyzstan.
It also leads to the undermining of emotional, social, material and legal rights of the woman.
While this allows Governments to design rules that best fit their particular economic anddevelopment interests, it also leads to incoherence, overlaps and gaps, especially on the question of investment promotion and the adequate reflection of development in these agreements.
It also leads to marginalization, withdrawal or violence, thereby undermining the democratic foundations of societies.
On behalf of UNDG, UNICEF has been asked to co-manage, with the United States Agency for International Development, the work-stream for social service delivery of the Organization for Economic Co-operation andDevelopment(OECD)/Development Assistance Committee(DAC) Fragile States Group, in which it also leads the education sector.
It also leads the integrated assessment and planning process for new Department-led operations.
The sheer number of such programmes not only adds to duplication of administrative effort and overhead costs, butas these programmes are managed by a large number of agencies, it also leads to different approaches to selecting the intended beneficiaries and mechanisms of transfer, adding to inefficiencies in the use of resources.
It also leads to a disjointedness to the missions it seems more like roaming than any actual story advancement.
In a recent study, the International Institute for Environment and Development and FAO note that,while the development of agrofuels may have positive effects under certain conditions, it also leads to competing resource claims between local resource users, Governments and incoming agrofuel producers, so that where appropriate conditions are not in place, the rapid spread of commercial agrofuel production may result-- and is resulting-- in poorer groups losing access to the land on which they depend.
It also leads to sluggish decision-making, politicized relationships and a bureaucratic structure that lacks transparency.
While it offers economic advantages, it also leads to an integration of"traditional" television distribution channels with more recent channels such as the Internet.
It also leads to a lack of credibility when abuse is reported, and therefore minimal risk of perpetrators being discovered and punished.
While the alacrity of that response is commendable, it also leads us to wonder whether the response could possibly have been prepared on the basis of a thorough and responsible investigation.
It also leads naturally to how reality is viewed in cognitive neuroscience, which studies the biological mechanisms behind cognition.
And what this does is that it also leads to a social acceptability, that somehow because- because there's physical access, there're simply more disabled people out and about in the world.
It also leads to the generation of information for decision makers and the public and may contribute to taking preventive measures towards sustainable development.
It also leads to significant cost savings: Decisive factors include highest machine uptime as well as low operating and maintenance costs.
It also leads me to ask whether we are actually seeing the making of deep processes that cut across familiar divisions- global south/global north, east and west, to mention just two familiar ones.
It also leads us to believe that preventing the illicit trade in all its aspects should involve the implementation of effective regulations over the legal transfers of arms, weapons and ammunition.