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Any other course would lead to further bloodshed.
It hoped that the visit by the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights would lead to further progress.
Giving lessons would lead to further political polarization.
Therefore, any adverse movement in a key assumption would lead to further impairment.
Her return to Turkey would lead to further deterioration of her state of health with a serious risk of suicide.
Sergio Zardini's fatal crash at the"Zig-Zag curves" on 22 February 1966 would lead to further safety improvements.
Rigid positions, in our view, would lead to further deadlock and thereby seriously undermine the role of the Conference on Disarmament.
In that context,the expert expressed her fear that continuation of the reform would lead to further deterioration in standards of living in the country.
This relocation would lead to further growth in intraregional trade, which in turn would generate additional demand for transport services.
Consequently, we would be unable to support any attempts that would lead to further stratification of the Council's membership.
A follow-up conference would lead to further progress in implementing the provisions of the Monterrey Consensus and of the 2005 World Summit Outcome.
Insistence on a detailed verification regime as part of the basic treaty would lead to further delays and is likely to result in failure to achieve any treaty.
This in turn would lead to further regional destabilization, as well as the expenditure of billions of dollars on humanitarian relief services over an extended period.
And it is clearly oblivious also to the danger that its provocative policies would lead to further bloodshed and deal an irrecoverable blow to the endeavours for peace.
The draft before us today would lead to further progress in strengthening the coordination of the United Nations humanitarian system, which you helped to create in 1991.
Taking into account the above-mentioned factors, the Committee recommends that the Secretary-General review every possible measure which would lead to further economies of travel see also chap. II, sect. 3 below.
It was hoped that the memorandum of understanding would lead to further fruitful cooperation between the two organizations in support of the Arab countries.
A representative of indigenous peoples in French Guiana said that her people were being promised more autonomy under a government plan,but that she feared this would lead to further exploitation.
Eventually, such discussion would lead to further consideration of key issues, such as effective means of implementation, forging an inclusive global partnership, strengthening the monitoring and accountability framework and mobilizing unprecedented levels of resources.
Women in New Zealand would be curious to see if the new electoral system based on proportional representation,adopted in 1993, would lead to further increases in representation.
Mauritius believed that increased economic activities would lead to further economic development among the countries of the region, which in turn would lead to higher standards of living for the people; that would naturally pave the way for enhanced peace, security and stability in the Indian Ocean region.
Palestinian Authority spokesman Nabil Abu Rodeina condemned the decision,claiming that it was an illegal act that would lead to further deterioration of the situation in the Territories Al-Hayat Al-Jadida, September 1.
He hoped that the discussions in the Fourth Committee would lead to further strengthening of the effectiveness of operations, which should be carried out in accordance with the Charter of the United Nations, so as to fulfil the primary obligation of the Security Council, i.e. the maintenance of international peace and security.
The team believes that these discussions enabled the exchange of very useful information,which was of mutual interest and would lead to further strengthening implementation of the Convention in Kazakhstan.
However, indigenous peoples, he said, were concerned that there were no clear guidelines for the disbursement of the proposed increased official development assistance to 0.75 per cent of gross national product from rich countries and that,without such guidelines, the funds would be used for economic activities that would lead to further pressures on indigenous peoples' lands and resources.
In conclusion, he appealed for a strong political commitment by Member States so thatthe ongoing reform of governance structures in the Bretton Woods institutions would lead to further progress on all the critical and urgent issues bound up with global economic governance, and hence to improvements in the international financial architecture.
In that connection his delegation supported the Advisory Committee's recommendation that the Secretary-General should review every possible measure which would lead to further economies of travel A/54/7, para. 96.
Some arguments against the collection of ethnically disaggregated data also allude to the possibility that such data would lead to further prejudice and stereotypes about the exclusion of certain groups.
It is also expected that, as indicated in the report of the Secretary-General on regional cooperation,4/ the internal organizational restructuring of ECA, currently under way, would lead to further strengthening of the subprogramme.
China noted that some challenges remained in the human rights area, but was confident that the joint efforts by the Government andthe people of Thailand would lead to further progress in social and economic development, as well as in the realization of human rights.