Примеры использования Severe repercussions на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The ramifications of your careless actions are gonna have severe repercussions, Regan.
The battle had severe repercussions on the civilian population of the town and surrounding areas.
Side letters are strictly prohibited andmay have severe repercussions, including termination.
That measure could have severe repercussions on the possibility for the organization to continue to carry out activities which are of a public nature and in the public interest.
Unrestricted competition often had severe repercussions on domestic industries.
We hope that the presidential elections held on 25 May will contribute to that and to a decrease in tensions by decreasing the risk of new violent confrontations and decreasing the spiral of violence,which if it continues, would have severe repercussions on the stability not only of Ukraine, but also the region.
The tourist industry was dealt a blow with severe repercussions for those employed in the industry.
The destruction of the Caribbean banana industry will create economic and social havoc nationally and regionally, andwill undoubtedly have severe repercussions at the international level.
Furthermore, the crisis is having severe repercussions on economic activity and is jeopardizing international assistance.
It is our hope that they both will contribute effectively andpositively to solving the severe repercussions of the question of mines in all its aspects.
If not averted in time, such a water crisis will have severe repercussions on human health, global food supply and nutrition, the eradication of poverty, human dignity and quality of life, and environmental security and peace, to say nothing of ecosystem health and biodiversity.
I am concerned that the recent fighting between armed groups has had severe repercussions on the humanitarian and security situation.
Mr. MARGITTAI(Hungary) referring in turn to the four policy priorities- stabilization, liberalization, privatization and institution-building- mentioned in the report of the Secretary-General on integration of the economies in transition into the world economy(A/48/317, para. 16),said that the fall in the output of the countries in transition would have severe repercussions.
They are oftensold mixed with heroin, and can have severe repercussions for users as a result of their high potency.
However, the coexistence of different groups is not always peaceful, and problems relating to minorities are today one of the major sources of international and internal conflicts involving widespread andat times massive human rights violations with severe repercussions for the peace and stability of the community of nations.
In particular, it was emphasized that children suffered severe repercussions from having parents executed, including on their social and psychological health.
The sovereign debt crisis in Europe and recessionary trends in the United States of America, Europe andJapan had severe repercussions for developing countries.
If the Comprehensive Peace Agreement fails,that will have severe repercussions for the entire country, including efforts to end the conflict in Darfur.
In some countries(France, Ireland, Spain, United Kingdom), the downside risks also include a possible sudden and pronounced reversal of therise in house prices, with consequent negative wealth effects and, in turn, severe repercussions on private household consumption and the overall rate of economic growth.
It goes without saying that this financial situation as a whole has had severe repercussions on the development of Cuba's economy, and particularly on Cubans and their standard of living.
In addition to work undertaken by the United Nations Food and Agriculture Organisation(FAO) in 1977, BIOMASS emphasised the importance of krill as a keystone species in the Antarctic marine ecosystem and underscored concerns that unsustainable,large-scale exploitation of krill could have severe repercussions on Antarctic seabird, seal and whale species that depend on krill as food.
The use of unilateral coercive economic measures has severe repercussions on the economies of targeted developing countries, and creates numerous social problems;
The Working Party took note of the decision by the insurers of the TIR system to restore the guarantee coverage, within certain weight limits, for these goods, but recalled its view, expressed at its one-hundred-and-first session, that any denouncement was not in linewith the Convention and that it could have severe repercussions for the correct application of the Convention in the future TRANS/WP.30/202, para. 50.
The Working Party, recalling that the denouncement was not in line with the Convention andthat it could have severe repercussions for the correct application of the Convention in the future, noted from the IRU that there did not seem to be a demand from industry, for the time being, for the reintroduction of the guarantee.
The Working Party may wish to recall that it had, on various occasions, expressed the view that the denouncement was not in linewith the Convention and that it could have severe repercussions for the correct application of the Convention in the future TRANS/WP.30/202, para. 50.
A recent study demonstrates7 that the current global crises, especially the financial crisis,have severe repercussions for workers and their families, who are now suffering from job and income losses.
The projections suggested further that the most disadvantaged people bear andwill continue to suffer the most severe repercussions from environmental deterioration, even though they contribute little to the problem.
CCISUA shared the Secretary-General's concern that some of the proposals for harmonizing conditions of service in non-family duty stations would have severe repercussions on programme delivery and eliminate the critical support the current system provided to organizations that used the special operations approach.
Despite the economic and political circumstances in which the country had found itself since 1989 as a result of the stepped-up economic blockade by the United States of America,which had had severe repercussions on the situation of women and children and had led to the deterioration of the quality of people's lives, Cuba had not ceased to go forward towards achieving full equality between the sexes.
The Secretary-General expressed his support for the HOME 2 option, noting that the options HOME 4, HOME 5, and HOME 6 would result in a 60 to 70 per cent decrease inthe compensation package currently offered by the organizations applying SOA, and that this would have severe repercussions on programme delivery in non-family duty stations and would eliminate the critical support that the current system provided to the operations of those organizations.