Examples of using Adverse developments in English and their translations into Arabic
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There are, furthermore, some serious adverse developments in the social sphere.
The recent adverse developments reflect a failure to give these matters sufficient attention in the past.
Nevertheless, these countries remain vulnerable to adverse developments in their external economic environment.
Adverse developments in the global economy could affect both equity and bond flows.
Consent may be withdrawn at any time, so the informed consent process must be continuous,inclusive of new adverse developments.
Despite the current adverse developments in the area of international security, China ' s position of support for negotiations to conclude such a treaty remains unchanged.
This is mainly attributable to the economic recession in St. Martin, caused by adverse developments in the island ' s tourism sector.
Adverse developments in the prices of exports, sharp fluctuations in exchange rates or instability in the international financial system could severely constrain such efforts.
External factors were generally supportive in 2005, with oil and gas prices reaching new highs,but there were adverse developments as well.
There have been many adverse developments in recent months that have intensified the ordeal of the Palestinians living under occupation in the West Bank, East Jerusalem and Gaza.
Alerting States to potential problems andensuring that we have effective institutions in place to monitor adverse developments is a constructive and effective avenue for addressing those threats.
To arrest those adverse developments, small island developing States will need to increase their efforts in the development and use of indigenous renewable energy resources.
Greater attention should be given to countries of global significance, such as Mexico,where adverse developments can spill over and reduce market confidence in other countries.
Industrial countries, which decontrolled and freed their balance-of-payment transactions in earlier decades, have devised various individual andcollective mechanisms to protect individual economies from such adverse developments.
We remain highly susceptible to changes in the global marketplace; and adverse developments then impose additional setbacks on us in the areas of competitiveness,development finance and overall fragility.
Moreover, greater integration will help to protect oil economies from the impact of oil price volatility,support economic diversification and protect the region from potentially adverse developments in the international economy.
He was also pleased to learn that the past year 's adverse developments had not distracted the secretariat from its focus on the Palestinian people ' s long-term development needs and efforts.
It is also universally recognized that the developing countries are heavily dependent on the international economic environment and that while domestic policy needs to increase the ability of those countries to take advantage of the opportunities provided by the internationalenvironment, they are also in need of a capacity to withstand that environment ' s adverse developments.
On another front, further adverse developments have emerged during recent years which are consistent with our analysis of the international situation and show the extent of disregard by some of the international powers of our demands and requirements.
The negative effect is reinforced by the fact that, because CDS contracts are tradable, they tend to be priced as warrants, which can be sold at any time, rather than as options, which would require an actual default to be cashed in. People buy CDS contracts not because they expect a default,but because they expect the CDS to appreciate in response to adverse developments.
That said, the continent ' s medium-term growth outlookstill faces several risks, including unexpected adverse developments in the global economy, external shocks owing to changes in weather conditions, and political instability and civil unrest in some countries.
Despite the adverse developments that have affected the country ' s relations with some of its neighbours, the Sudan takes pride in its distinctive relations with neighbouring States, and it is endeavouring to promote and develop those relations so as to ensure wider prospects for cooperation and bilateral and regional integration.
This adverse development phenomenon in developing countries has limited the emission of GHGs.
In an adverse development, funding constraints have in recent years led to a reduction in the number of UNHCR community services field staff.
Developing countries remained concerned about possible adverse development implications and adjustment costs of deep tariff cuts.
Any adverse development concerning these productive sectors, whether arising from market factors, natural or environmental constraints, is likely to lead to significant reductions in output, a fall in foreign-exchange earnings and increased unemployment.
In 2009, the economy of the occupied Palestinian territory showed signs of modest recovery from a historically low base,but it remains locked in an adverse development path.
With a view to mitigating the adverse development impact of landlockedness, comprehensive, coherent and coordinated policies are needed at all levels in the areas of investment, infrastructure(production, transport, telecommunications and energy), logistics(transport and trade facilitation) and technology to support efforts of landlocked developing countries towards.
The lack of opportunities for achieving economies of scale, together with their narrow resource base, tends to limit the total production of small island developing States to a narrow range of crops, minerals and industries,both manufacturing and services. Any adverse development concerning those productive sectors, whether arising from market factors, natural or environmental constraints, is likely to lead to significant reductions in output, a fall in foreign-exchange earnings and increased unemployment.
The participants stressed that to mitigate the adverse development impact of being landlocked, comprehensive, coherent and coordinated policies were needed at all levels in the areas of investment, infrastructure(production, transport, ICT and energy), logistics(transport and trade facilitation) and technology to support the efforts of the landlocked developing countries to develop local productive capacities and to diversify products and markets in order to enhance competitiveness and profitability, while simultaneously reducing their vulnerability to external shocks.