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You will erode confidence in the entire bond market.
An aversion to changes in L.1 will erode its acceptability.
It will erode the prospects for the entry into force of the CTBT.
If this is not done, public confidence in the arrangements will erode.
Staff turnover will erode relevant business knowledge.
If and when similar facts emerge about humans and animals,the differences in rights will erode too.
In fact, we will erode a standard that has protected our own troops in war.
If this change results in a narrowing of space for political debate, it will erode the quality of Turkey's democracy.
It will erode what we as an international community have defined as their basic human rights.
As in the stomach produces hydrochloric acid,which is the deficiency of food will erode the stomach lining, forming an ulcer.
Soon, the present circumstances will erode its authority and, indeed, that of the United Nations as a whole.
Illegal activities in logging and trade exist within the region andoutside, and consumer confidence will erode unless they are stopped.
American influence over the world will erode, and we will be able to operate as we wish in the Ukraine, in Europe, and beyond.
An excessive imposition of sanctions, or their perpetuation without acceptable reason ora clear time-frame, will erode their credibility and the commitments made to applying them.
Failure will erode the quality of life in the medium to long-term, including prospects of economic prosperity.
Furthermore, the elimination of quotas andreductions of tariffs called for by the Uruguay Round agreements will erode the value of those preferences, particularly for the least developed countries.
If allowed to continue,PD will erode the insulation and eventually result in the complete breakdown and in-service failure of the entire cable system.
And if there are hydrogen streams within the city(we are sure that there are some) capable of producing"warm" and chemically aggressive water,this water will erode the intense rocks at first, i.e.
Moreover, sustained emphasis on introspection will erode the Organization's capacity, and possibly also its will, to perform the tasks for which it was created.
My delegation calls upon the Israeli side to move forward with the implementation of the peace agreements andto renounce any actions that will erode confidence in Israel's commitment to the peace that we have repeatedly called for.
It will erode global confidence in the permanence of solemn commitments for nuclear and arms restraint accepted and sanctified in legally binding treaties and commitments.
Any decision on Security Council reform that is not backed by the consensus of all the Member States of the United Nations will erode the credibility and undermine the legitimacy of the Council and of the United Nations.
Military asymmetries will erode regional balance and perpetuate instability, in addition to marginalizing the overarching necessity of resolving outstanding disputes peacefully.
That said, there is still the concern that the same lack of accountability that led to the loss of public confidence in domain-validated certificates will lead to lax certification practices that will erode the value of EV certificates as well.
Neglect of any one of these components will erode to a disproportionate extent the overall effectiveness of the strategy to which we have committed ourselves and which these meetings will, we hope.
But the capacity of a charge to raise revenue will depend on its environmental effectiveness: the more environmentally effective the charge,the more rapidly the charge base will erode, and the faster the revenues will decrease OECD, 2001.
That, in turn, will erode the credibility of all our peacemaking efforts, including those of the United Nations, as well as years of work in codifying international legal and other measures against terrorism.
But the Conference must deliver; if it continues to fail in this, its credibility and its legitimacy,which have already suffered a great deal, will erode in a way which can indeed threaten its very existence.
I am increasingly concerned that this lack of meaningful progress will erode the confidence of the people of Darfur and the international community in the Doha Document, and dissuade major non-signatory movements from pursuing a negotiated settlement for Darfur.
Without strict compliance and without the concerted action of all parties to insist upon strict compliance-- and to hold violators accountable for their actions-- the national security of all nations will erode and global stability will be undermined.