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Exhaust leaks which would affect emission measurements.
Is it likely to encounter financial problems which would affect the venture?
She noted that there had been changes in the Labour Code which would affect the status of women in the labour market, but wondered whether any temporary measures had been taken to improve the situation of women working in the informal sector.
He noted that mankind was going through the fourth industrial revolution, which would affect the employment market.
Incorporate principal geological andhydrogeological factors which would affect transport of airborne pollutants into underlying aquifers e.g. hydraulic conductivity and depth of aquifer.
The referendum was the only path to peace, andto preventing renewed armed conflict, which would affect the entire region.
In keeping with its policy, Jamaica maintains no law,legislation or measure which would affect the sovereignty of any State, the legitimate interests of its nationals or hinder the freedom of trade and navigation.
It may also act as a further precedent for such groups to be involved as active subjects in any proposals which would affect their futures.
Otherwise, there is a risk of undermining macroeconomic stability, which would affect the value of the national currency, because it might weaken.
Lastly, the Paraguayan delegation was concerned about the proposed abolition of two posts in the Language and Communications Training Section which would affect Spanish language courses.
Let me make this quite clear: we would not accept any language in the treaty text which would affect our sovereign right to decide, in the light of our supreme national interest, whether we should or should not accede to such a treaty.
At the same time, clearly expressed wishes of citizens for continued high levels of social protection provide an important foundation in the quest for changes, which would affect individuals and families.
The solution of the territorial andproperty issues which would affect a substantial number of people currently living in areas of territorial adjustment or in houses to be reinstated to their owners would be implemented very gradually.
The introduction of the euro represented an historic event which would affect the monetary structure of the world.
Following the 1930 military coup by José Félix Uriburu, which initiated the Infamous Decade, the five justices recognized the new authorities and officialized the rupture of constitutional order,thus beginning a precedent which would affect much of Argentina's history.
The estimates reflected above do not take into consideration the following, which would affect the human rights work programme for the biennium 2010-2011.
The use of hypothetical language--"which would affect their rights"-- suggests that indigenous peoples must participate before decisions are taken and even when there is only a potential impact on them, indicating the wide-application of the right.
Pacification and reconciliation would therefore take a long time, which would affect implementation of the Convention.
Turning to the report of the Secretary-General on the budget for the International Tribunal for the Prosecution of Persons Responsible for Serious Violations of International Humanitarian Law Committed in the Territory of the Former Yugoslavia since 1991 for the biennium 2008-2009(A/62/374),he drew attention to five main developments which would affect the workload of the Tribunal.
The Committee points out that realistic estimates should take into account usage patterns as well as any known variables which would affect the usage of air assets, such as a change in the mandate or activities related to elections.
The objective would be achieved on the assumption that(a)there will be no new conflict or crisis which would affect the economic, political and social wellbeing of individual countries or the subregion and would shift the priority attention; and(b) the Heads of State and Government of Central Africa demonstrate their political will to provide the vision and means to make peace and security mechanisms of ECCAS, including its Peace and Security Council and Early Warning Mechanism operational.
New Zealand therefore opposes changes to the Commission's working methods which would affect the involvement of observer States.
The Federal Republic of Yugoslavia requests the Security Council to strongly reject the dangerous precedent which would affect all Member States of the United Nations and to protect in that way the integrity of the Security Council, the Charter of the United Nations and the principles on which international law is rested.
The first was the issue of financing of experts, which was under consideration in the Working Party on the Medium-term Plan andthe Programme Budget and which would affect the future effectiveness of expert meetings.
One, however, also expressed concern regarding discussions within GEF of the socalled"graduation" of developing countries, which would affect their eligibility for funding, and requested an update on the issue from the representative of GEF.
The United States, Europe and the other industrialized countries would save more than one hundred and forty billion dollars each year,without having to worry about the consequences for the climate and the hunger which would affect the countries of the Third World in the first place.
Her delegation had serious reservations about section D andcould not accept conditions which would affect the multilateral nature of the Organization.
VI.8 The Secretary-General indicates in paragraph 23.12 of the budget document that the proposed estimates for section 23 do not take into consideration the following activities, which would affect the human rights work programme for the biennium 2010-2011.
The Agency's present alarming financial situation had led to a series of austerity measures which would affect the quality of services provided to refugees.
The Council adopted a number of resolutions and decisions in which it authorized relevant human rights bodies to continue or undertake additional activities,including meetings, in excess of the resources approved in the programme budget for the biennium 2006-2007 and which would affect the estimates of the proposed programme budget for the biennium 2008-2009.