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In some areas, legislation may indirectly be used to address the problem.
For example, requiring a permanent 9 address or registration in a specific locality to obtain health benefits may indirectly affect migrants.
Accordingly, these facts may indirectly show that wages are usually hidden.
Changes of ecosystem processes: Change of ecosystem patterns andprocesses(as described in subquestions 6.08.03 to 6.08.06 below) may indirectly affect native vegetation.
But the question is also about attitudes that may indirectly have an affect on our own small language as well.
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It was also pointed out that a more holistic vision is required to see how policies affecting one sector may indirectly affect the forest sector.
Other activities, too, may indirectly facilitate"acting globally" in these societies.
Identity management systems(see paras. above) represent another way in which Governments may indirectly lead the process of digital signature.
Therefore, the sanctions may indirectly affect Gazprom's business aimed at building up the resource base.
These stereotypes predetermining and supporting the roles that men andwomen occupy in society, may indirectly hinder them in achieving their potential and their ambitions.
Diacyglycerol may indirectly activate PI3 kinase or several protein kinase C(PKC) isoforms, whereas inositol(1,4, 5) promotes release of calcium from intracellular stores.
In addition, certain laws, policies and measures may indirectly hamper irregular migrant children's access to health.
It is also concerned that the 5 per cent quota for members of minority communities to be employed in the public sector is gender neutral, and as such may indirectly discriminate against women from minorities.
However, the imposed sanctions,including those against Russian banks, may indirectly have a negative impact on the activities of the entities of the Holding Company.
The increase was 6.5% compared to the same period last year, butthe increase in fixed assets slowed, which may indirectly indicate a slowdown in production in the future.
The costs, risks andbenefits of human activities which may indirectly modify the ozone layer and of the impacts of regulatory actions taken or being considered to control these activities.
Many utilize standpipes or boreholes, and even those who buywater from vendors or tanker trucks may indirectly obtain it from an improved source.
Besides affecting the productive potential of the land,degradation may indirectly affect aquatic ecosystems and their biodiversity and lead to reduced capacity to support human livelihoods through fishing and related activities.
Another 10 projects negotiated in 1996 provide general support to the health sector, some of which may indirectly aid population/reproductive health programmes.
The European Commission indicated as probable an extension of the AAI project that may indirectly support the ECV work on monitoring the implementation of RIS/MIPAA.
It is noteworthy that stabilizing rig count coincided with OPEC's decision to retreat from production quotas, andTrump's"request" to raise OPEC production, which may indirectly hint at interstate efforts to coordinate production.
In the private sector and as far as the employment of women is concerned,traditional attitudes relating to gender roles may indirectly affect the actual realization of this principle, particularly as regards promotion to posts involving responsibility and decision-making.
Further, the criminalization of irregular migration as well other related measures of immigration control may indirectly preclude the enjoyment of human rights by irregular migrants.
My delegation believes that this attitude is not likely to benefit negotiations on a comprehensive test-ban treaty and may, indirectly, prompt a similar attitude on the part of other countries that have a nuclear capacity.
Structural adjustment policies andprivatization measures, while not specifically related to energy policies in rural areas, may indirectly affect energy demand and supply patterns as well as overall rural development.
While access to electricity grids will remain a problem in rural areas due to often remote locations and low density of demand,increased urbanization may indirectly improve the situation in rural areas and create increasing problems in maintaining high urban access rates.
It seemed to him that such"positive registration" might indirectly amount to a restriction of the exercise of the rights set forth in article 25.
There have also been some encouraging developments in the region that might indirectly lead to improvements in the occupation regime, although, to date, the developments on the ground have not borne out those hopes.
Their activities on biofuels are directlyrelated with transport and those on the impact of emissions reduction on trade and development might indirectly concern the transport sector.
For example, a Party applying the Aarhus Convention to public participation in the preparation of plans and programmes would probably have to apply some criteria to determine which plans andprogrammes are covered, which might indirectly bring in the issue of significance.