Examples of using Concerns include in English and their translations into Arabic
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Concerns include the possibility of QT prolongation.
Environmental health addresses all human-health-related aspects ofthe natural environment and the built environment. Environmental health concerns include.
Other concerns include issues relating to naturalization and proxy voting. 7/.
Modern economists have also addressed this issue, but have been more concerned with the distribution of income across individuals and households.Important theoretical and policy concerns include the relationship between income inequality and economic growth.
Concerns include facing genetic discrimination from an insurance company or employer.
Important theoretical and policy concerns include the relationship between income inequality and economic growth.
Major concerns include the persistent problem of the limited availability of equipment,including locomotives and wagons, and poor maintenance standards.
In relation to refugee children, particular concerns include separation, military recruitment, and access to asylum procedures, education and detention.
Chief concerns include the divergent expectations of various Council members, and in particular how proactive members want the Division to be and in what ways;
In relation to refugee children, particular concerns include separation, military recruitment, access to asylum procedures, education, and detention. This section looks at those issues not already covered above.
Concerns include the complicated nature of some of the IFRS, particularly financial instruments and fair value accounting, translation difficulties, disagreements over the substance of some standards, the limited size of the capital market and limited guidance on how to actually implement IFRS for the first time.
While more detailed procedures are now on paper, concerns include potential abuse of the chain-of-custody system, emerging evidence regarding trading networks in the region and potential infiltration of Ivorian diamonds.
Key concerns include the provision of accurate and adequate information, transparent practices, strong adherence to sound policies and the pursuance, in accordance with the principles set out above, of international economic and financial standards and codes.
With regard to market access, these concerns include reducing tariffs, tariff escalation and tariff peaks, as well as greater transparency in the application of technical barriers to trade and sanitary and phytosanitary rules in developed countries.
Key concerns include the material amount of outstanding contributions, which in turn resulted in insufficient cash to finance liabilities, as is elaborated on later in the present report.
More severe concerns include withdrawal after abuse and an estimated 0.1- 0.3% of users will have this problem.
Emerging concerns include interoperability as between branchless banking schemes; competition and fair access to payment systems and communications infrastructure; and security of data.
Other major concerns include(a) killings by vigilante groups, death squads, extermination groups and militias;(b) prison killings; and(c) killings by police.
Other important concerns include illegal logging and trade, obscure pricing and accounting practices, corruption and“traditional” processing and marketing problems that prevent profitability.
Specific concerns include destruction of breeding and nursery areas(e.g. mangrove forests and coral reefs), changes in nutrient availability and potential reduction in fishery resources owing to ENSO events(e.g. Peru).
Moreover, these concerns include the family, war, peace, development, disarmament, science and technology, human rights and other public policy priorities that form intrinsic parts of the 1995 Beijing Platform for Action.
Other concerns include oversupply, market access difficulties for value-added products, the absence of appropriate technology, lack of capital resources, and the lack of a coordinated strategy to address these problems.
Critical humanitarian concerns include the rapid rise of HIV/AIDS infection among the most vulnerable groups of the population; food insecurity; limited health care; inadequate education opportunities; and forced labour practices.
Other concerns include excessive ownership of land and buildings by foreign investors, who have the capacity to buy land and displace local players from potential tourist destinations, and monopolistic practices applied by large foreign suppliers.
Other toxicological concerns include immunotoxicity with effects on lymphocytes, monocytes and antibody formation, some studies showing genotoxic potential and psychiatric disorders including depression, cognitive impairment, suicide and Parkinsonism, which have been linked to organophosphate exposure.
Other important concerns include uneven access to technologies(which may result in distorted findings or advocacy focus), sustainability(especially after the urgency of a particular crisis appears to fade), the expense and reliability of cell networks or Internet connections, and potential users ' training and knowledge.
Specific examples of these concerns include the evaluation of one programme that found inadequate cooperation and coordination with other agencies and donors in the planning stages, and another evaluation that identified the need to better integrate gender issues and build faster resource mobilization mechanisms in order to strengthen programme design.
Other concerns include the possibility of a narrow definition of damage excluding environmental losses that cannot be quantified monetarily; and that the broader use of the strict liability principle does not always indicate who the polluter is since the focus appears to be on how the liability is shared and the burden is alleviated. In the nuclear field, the adoption of a strict polluter-pays approach would create a heavy economic burden.