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Its disappearance made them more aggressive.
The global economic crisis that has besieged us has accentuated existing challenges and made them more complex.
Indeed, those factors made them more vulnerable and in need of particular attention.
We did not only retain our businesses and employees,but also made them more effective.
That made them more susceptible to abuse, violence, insecurity and disease, including HIV/AIDS.
That has lent a higher degree of cohesiveness to the discussions and made them more focused and action-oriented.
The growing openness of some economies made them more vulnerable to adverse external effects and promoted the spread of local economic troubles to other regions of the world, as the recent financial crisis in Asia had demonstrated.
Trade facilitation thus increased countries' connectivity and made them more attractive to global manufacturing networks and FDI.
The safety concept has not changed compared to OPB-73, but there were certain innovations,which significantly improved requirements and made them more specific.
In most cases, domestic workers came from poorer countries, which made them more vulnerable and made it more difficult for them to defend their rights.
From that moment on, all the people who were present upon opening of the Grail were united not only by the sacred secret, butalso by the great spiritual power which made them more than brothers.
Marketed as‘legal highs',these substances gained an aura of legality that often made them more attractive than the illegal substances they tried to mimic.
Since women's dependence as a result of poverty made them more vulnerable to violence and infringement of their rights, she asked if the Poverty Reduction Strategy Paper was being reviewed to ensure special strategies for women.
For instance, characters from Toy Story(released in 1995) had flexible joints, which made them more anthropomorphic, or human-like.
He was pleased that two nuclear-weapon States, France andthe United Kingdom, had unilaterally reduced their nuclear arsenals and made them more transparent, thereby contributing to the development of a climate of confidence among countries, but it was disappointing that the Conference on Disarmament had been unable to undertake productive negotiations on a fissile material cut-off treaty.
Globalization had incorporated Pacific island countries andNon-Self-Governing Territories into the world economy and made them more vulnerable to powerful market forces.
Main importing countries have changed their regulations about quality andsanitary standards and made them more restrictive, often under the pressure of customers regarding food safety and environmental concerns.
By 2008, synthetic cannabinoids became popularin some European countries, where they were presented as‘legal highs' with an aura of legality that often made them more attractive than cannabis.
In the current global economic climate,special attention should be accorded to countries whose specific geographical realities made them more vulnerable economically, notably mountainous countries, landlocked developing countries and small island developing countries.
Debt management would pose greater challenges in future years for smaller, poorer developing countries, since their narrower tax bases, undiversified economies andother weaknesses made them more sensitive to external shocks.
The reflection of human rights considerations in criminal justice instruments has increased the relevance of those instruments and made them more reliable and useful for Governments, the professional community and civil society.
This clearer formulation had brought into sharper focus the importance of the environment in reducing poverty, as, for example, most of the chronically poor were poor because they were forced to subsist on environmentally degraded resources,which again made them more vulnerable to natural calamities.
It was no wonder then that in its analysis of the situation, the Trade and Development Report,1998 stated that the financial markets had destabilized the developing countries and made them more vulnerable to financial deregulation which, as could be seen from the Asian crisis, had increasingly higher costs in the areas of social peace and the economy.
Mr. BAHADIAN(Brazil) said that the conclusion, in the report of the Secretary-General on economic stabilization programmes in developing countries(A/48/380), that adjustment programmes in many countries had not yet yielded any positive results, came as no surprise, since such programmes invariably involved increased, though unbalanced,integration of developing country economies into the world economy, and thus made them more dependent on the international economic environment.
In the current global economic climate,special attention should be accorded to countries whose geographical realities made them more vulnerable economically, notably landlocked countries and small island States.
Working together for a quarter of a century, at the bilateral as well as multilateral levels, we have travelled a road full of events, have multiplied anddeepened the relations which we inherited historically and made them more practical, more substantial, aimed at the future.
In its resolution 54/175, the General Assembly recognized that countries interacted with the global economy from vastly different levels of development, andrealized that globalization affected all countries differently and made them more susceptible to external developments, positive and negative, inter alia, in the field of human rights, in particular in the realization of the right to development.
Mass displacement resulting from continuing hostilities severely hindered children's access to education and made them more vulnerable to malnutrition and disease.
It was also noted that the statement that electronic records were less vulnerable than paper-based records should be qualified as the nature of electronic records made them more vulnerable to unauthorized access and duplication see A/CN.9/WG. VI/WP.44/Add.1, para. 83.
The Committee had enabled the Covenant to be implemented in individual cases. It had thus developed a body of jurisprudence which was published annually in its reports to the General Assembly and on the High Commissioner's Office Web site,gave specific form to the norms of the Covenant and made them more prominent, particularly in action to combat discrimination against ethnic minorities.