Examples of using Obvious consequences in English and their translations into Russian
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The occupation also has other, less obvious, consequences for the occupier.
Among other obvious consequences, that model is certain to adversely affect the return of internally displaced persons.
The blindness of eminent Physicists to some of the most obvious consequences of their own theories is marvellous.
One of the obvious consequences of the crisis was the sustained and growing number of Ecuadorian emigrants that decided to leave the country in search of a more encouraging future.
Employers who violate a contract suffer not only the obvious consequences, but are never permitted to hire the Fists of Hextor again.
Owing to the seriousness of acts of enforced disappearance a number of irrevocable rights are infringed by this form of human rights violation, with obvious consequences in criminal law.
Despite appeals to both heart and reason,despite possible obvious consequences of war, maybe even more destructive than the Last War of Grief itself.
The decision to withdraw the United Nations Operation in Somalia(UNOSOM II)must be carefully weighed against the obvious consequences of the vacuum it will create.
In addition to the obvious consequences for the right to health that arise from the use of lethal weapons against civilians, medical professionals have also become targets of IDF gunfire.
The fluctuation of contributions within the system should be noted, with obvious consequences for programme and project planning and implementation.
That situation has obvious consequences on detainees' living conditions, including sanitary conditions and access to health care and legal counsel, but also general and workplace safety.
Rural women still find it more difficult to get access to a range of resources such as credit, land,agricultural inputs and extensions, with obvious consequences for their food security.
As well as the obvious consequences of HIV/AIDS for those affected and their families, the spread of the epidemic imposes severe strains on a health service already challenged by existing problems.
One view was that paragraphs(a)-(c) could be deleted as they not only repeated principles expressed elsewhere andwere clear and obvious consequences of substantive consolidation, but might also be misleading.
Apart from the obvious consequences that this commitment has for Papua New Guinea's response to countries experiencing serious internal difficulties, including our preference for a positive, forward-looking approach and not negative sanctions, it also underlies our support for United Nations reform.
In this connection, the Mission found that, during the second half of 1997, the legal andillegal proliferation of firearms in the country continued, with obvious consequences for the Government's public safety policies.
While the majority of staff agreed that senior managers in most programmes have made statements indicating a commitment to gender mainstreaming, a number expressed disappointment in interviews andsurveys at the extent to which it was apparently possible to deliver"lip service" to gender mainstreaming without obvious consequences for inaction.
Azerbaijani authorities not only distort the essence of the"Black January", but also keep silent and pass to oblivion the story of"the capital of three massacres",trying to hide the obvious consequences of massacres in Baku in 1905, 1918 and 1990 and the policy of genocide against Armenians in Azerbaijan.
In 2007, responding to the alarm raised by the scientific community, we focused our attention on climate change as a global problem affecting theenvironment on our planet, with far-from-rosy prospects for the future of humankind and obvious consequences in our daily lives.
Thus, even if Ethiopia has a long border with Somalia, this cannot be used as a pretext to give it a free hand to aggravate the conflict in Somalia,which will have obvious consequences for the stability of the Horn of Africa region.
While fragmentation and a lack of accountability could, to some degree, be overcome by strong leaders who could, like the conductor of an orchestra, enhance collective efforts andcall underperforming players to account, there is no such leader of the international environmental governance system as it stands today, with obvious consequences for the implementation gap.
Because of its mandate, the Committee on the Elimination of Discrimination against Women, more than any other treaty body, must be broad in its interpretation and recognition of the violations of women's right to equality,going beyond the obvious consequences of discriminatory acts and recognizing the dangers of ideology and norms that underpin such acts.
While the articulation of human rights discourses as individual rights is associated with the intellectual ideas of the Western Enlightenment period,these rights were neither"naturally" embodied norms of Western societies nor the obvious consequences of the linear progress of a given people's culture.
An obvious consequence of this situation is the shortage of land for the construction of houses.
The most obvious consequence for the United Nations since the end of the cold war has been the great increase in membership.
This was the obvious consequence of the more descriptive and less operational role of official Community statistics.
The increasingly obvious consequence of this globalization of the economy is that States have less room for manoeuvre and an increasingly tenuous influence over the development of their peoples.
The obvious consequence of this was that her injuries were healed, but Fury admitted his uncertainty about the formula's long-term consequences on her biology.
As to the second sentence of paragraph(1),while the view was expressed that it merely stated the obvious consequence of the rule contained in the first sentence, it was generally felt that it should be maintained for the purpose of clarity.
Draft guideline 4.5.2 then posited an obvious consequence of the nullity of an invalid reservation- a consequence that was linked by definition to the concept of nullity, namely that such a reservation was devoid of legal effects.