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This acidification has profound implications for marine life.
Given the profound implications of sanctions, they should be applied with great prudence and their use should be limited to the extent possible.
Suspension of the Doha Development Round would have profound implications for all.
This demographic shift has profound implications for the relationship between our species and the rest of nature.
The reform of the electricity supply industry also has profound implications for investment decisions.
That flexibility had profound implications for all economies, especially those trying to cross the digital divide.
Many OG traders have heard me speak at length about the subtle yet profound implications of this contract structure.
Climate change will have profound implications for the survival, development, protection and participation of children and of future generations.
Adolescence can be a turning point in life, when decisions andactions taken can have profound implications for the future.
Without question, climate change has profound implications for human security in vulnerable countries.
The combination of tight size distribution, small footprint, andinert media has profound implications for circuit design.
These effects in turn have profound implications for the use of natural resources such as water, wood, fuel and air.
Adolescence can be a turning point in life, when decisions andactions taken can have profound implications for the future.
Globally, the rapid ageing of populations has profound implications for employers, the labour market and society as a whole.
The recognition of the catastrophic humanitarian consequences of nuclear weapons andthe commitments just mentioned have profound implications.
This is a significant proposal that may have profound implications for the very nature of this august body.
Undernutrition has profound implications for health, cognitive development and educational achievement, with consequent effects on economies and development.
Weather patterns have changed andcontinue to change, with far more profound implications for our civilization than we can fathom.
Of course, migration has profound implications for both sending and receiving societies that need to be dealt with very carefully.
Emerging gender imbalances in the populations of Southern andEastern Asian nations are alarming and have profound implications for future regional stability.
Member States should consider the profound implications of their votes, as they would determine the future of the Council's legitimacy and reputation.
Mr. Miller(International Labour Organization(ILO))said that growing urbanization was already having profound implications for the way in which people lived and worked.
The overall situation had profound implications for the Organization, since one group of Member States was financing another group, with no relief in sight, a potentially destabilizing situation.
Advances in biotechnology andgenetics have emerged that have profound implications for the control of biological and toxin weapons.
For small States such as Nauru, this is a major concern,given our modest ability to influence international affairs that have profound implications for our country.
The speed and character of the demographic transition,in turn, has profound implications for social and economic development and environmental quality.
In addressing these issues,which have profound implications for the future of humankind, it is necessary to continue to work towards the functional and organizational strengthening of the Economic and Social Council.
Governments were encouraged to play a more active role in the IGF,as the issues addressed had profound implications for legal systems and approaches worldwide.
Such malicious acts have potentially profound implications for these essential efforts, for public support and for the enduring commitment of the international community to assisting Afghanistan and its people.
The still-significant unmet needs in relation to hunger, undernutrition andpoverty have profound implications for the demand for land, water and energy.