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In my opinion, these developments have been almost exclusively positive.
The end of the Cold War, changes in Eastern Europe and the Soviet Union, the unification of the two Germanies,the Gulf War, all of these developments have influenced and continue to influence the priorities and activities of the Foundation.
All these developments have given rise to, and continue to increase, the need for a new Treaty.
The hard part is how much these developments have delayed the inevitable victory.
These developments have not enhanced Albania's case for early negotiation of an agreement.
I assume that the Council andthe Commission are aware of the fact that these developments have consequences for the countries of South America, but certainly also for the economic and trade interests of the Union in this area.
These developments have momentous repercussions, which must be reflected in political decisions.
We have seen that, in recent weeks, these developments have had a very great impact on the euro exchange rate and have also led to turbulence on the financial markets.
These developments have a negative impact on the environment, and their costs are not borne by hauliers.
All these developments have led to various arrangements for representation in international organisations.
These developments have a major impact on employment, the balance between rich and poor, social exclusion and the environment.
These developments have not been unanticipated since mobile casinos offer players the unrivalled convenience of playing at anytime, anywhere.
View all information These developments have continued well into the modern era of pedal and guitar equipment creation as Truetone released the first power brick to use switching power supply technology, known as the Truetone 1 Spot Pro.
These developments have involved considerable rethinking of objectives and methods, involving policy makers, training providers and consumers, many of whom have had to develop their own skills and change attitudes.
These developments have resulted in a 2.5% fall in GDP, together with acontraction in industrial employment(- 23.5%) and a dramatic increase in the number of unemployed(+ 39.6%) and in the unemployment rate(from 9.4% in 1991 to more than 14% in 1995) in west Berlin.
These developments have led to a rise in agricultural production and have even produced structural surpluses in some sectors, although the share of agriculture in GDP has continued to decline it now accounts for less than 2% of GDP, against 4% at the start of the 1980s.
Our response to these developments has been an increased commitment to international cooper ation, resulting in the intensified process of policy coordination adopted at the 1986 Tokyo Summit and further strengthened at the Venice Summit and the Group of Seven.
The pace of these developments has an impact both on( i) the users of statistics, in that their information needs evolve rapidly, which means they require easy and timely access to statistical information, and on( ii) the statistical authorities, in that they need to adapt the statistical information produced to users» requirements.
The first observation to be made is that despite some wavering and the occasional setback the general tendency of these developments has been in the same direction: this tendency is marked by either an immediate or a gradual awareness of the requirements of Community law and by a constant effort to ensure the maximum effectiveness of that law within the particular political and legal framework of each State.
These continuing developments have led the Management Committee to look for ways of improving access to and the availability of publications.
Does the Council intend to express its concern at these developments which have alarming implications for democracy, condemn the arrest of Gladys Marin, the Communist leader, and demand her immediate release?
These exceptional developments have prompted non-MFI residents in the euro area to reduce their holdings of relatively risky assets such as shares and increase their demand for relatively liquid and low-risk assets included in M3.
What effect have these developments had on curation and the relationship to artists and their interests?