Examples of using Severe implications in English and their translations into Russian
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Pakistan's economic situation had severe implications for the survival and development of children.
Failure to protect the food growing capability of the world would have severe implications.
The devastating conflict will have severe implications for the Agency's future work in Gaza.
Yet another phenomenon is the popular frustration that reflects failures of governance andgovernments that have had severe implications for the region.
Rising inflation also had severe implications for low-income women in particular.
The global financial and economic crisis is another shock that is likely to have severe implications for hunger across the globe.
This situation has increasingly severe implications for human wellbeing across the world, particularly for the poor.
There is a variety of reasons why doctors sterilized Indigenous women along with severe implications to these women's health and community.
One delegation underlined the severe implications of the feminization of poverty and the need for women to have access to food.
The resulting market structure gives buyers considerable bargaining strength over their suppliers, with potentially severe implications for the welfare both of producers and consumers.
That has severe implications in terms of unemployment, social dislocation, psychological distress and the dramatic loss of urgently needed foreign-exchange earnings.
Moreover, it is clear that the Ebola outbreak will have severe implications on the economies in the region.
While the economic crisis worsened with severe implications for the population, government propaganda continued to focus on the supposed well-being and prosperity of the nation and the personality cult surrounding the president was further strengthened.
Furthermore, in many organizations, different polices and standards are applied throughout the organization, which,for example in the case of IT security standards, can have severe implications for the whole organization.
There is an increase in child-headed households, with severe implications for child welfare, nutrition, health and child labour.
Although this is a low-probability event given China's substantial policy buffers,a worse decline in its growth could trigger a disorderly unwinding of financial vulnerabilities that would have severe implications for the global economy.
As you are well aware, the 2006 conflict, which erupted between Israel and Lebanon,had severe implications on the people of this region as well as the environment on both sides of the border.
As documented by many reportsreceived from different sources, these wastes are being processed in operations that are extremely harmful to human health and the environment, with severe implications for human rights.
That unheard-of turn of events would undoubtedly have severe implications not only for any future work of the General Assembly in the field of human rights but also for the Assembly's very credibility in this essential area.
The Group was deeply concerned about the delay in concluding the Doha Round of trade negotiations;a further delay would have severe implications for the development efforts of LDCs.
The Working Group takes note that the devastating conflict will have severe implications for the future work of UNRWA in Gaza and that the Agency will need enhanced support from donors, as Gaza recovers from the conflict.
It was noted in the Maritime Safety Committee that a number of flag States are removing vessels flying their flag which do not comply with international minimum requirements from their register andthat this can have severe implications for the seafarers on board, who can find themselves abandoned in a foreign port.
Nevertheless,"continued reductions will have severe implications for the organization" and furthermore, as indicated to the Committee, any further reduction, beyond incremental efficiency gains, which may be necessitated by weakened income performance, will have to be dealt with by redefining UNDP's mandate.
There has been a narrowing of the humanitarian space available for relief agencies to operate effectively in Afghanistan since the beginning of the year,which has severe implications for vulnerable groups of the Afghan population who are dependent on international assistance.
Given the severe implications which the HIV/AIDS pandemic has for all issues relating to development, the Council may wish to invite its functional commissions to ensure the continued consideration of relevant aspects of the issue of HIV/AIDS in their work programmes, and to also take into account the recent deliberations of the Security Council on this issue.
SIDS are also subject to changes in temperature and precipitation associated with the El Niño- Southern Oscillation cycle,which can have severe implications for the environment and resources(for example, bursts of coral reef bleaching) as well as for coastal infrastructure.
Without additional resources, LDCs' policymakers faced a dramatic trade-off between adopting countercyclical policies and maintaining their long-term investment plans to expand productive capacities andcrowd in private investments, with severe implications for their development prospects.
Unilateral departure from the provisions of the United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea, for example, could undermine the entire Convention and would have severe implications for the strategic, military, shipping, economic and energy interests of the entire global community.
This could result in either(a) enormous additional costs as a result of bringing all locations currently below New York post adjustment level up to that level, or(b) the implementation of negative post adjustments,which would have severe implications for the morale of the staff.
Certain religious minorities unfortunately experience denial or deprivation of citizenship as a policy of discrimination, partly orwholly on the grounds of their religion or belief, with severe implications for the enjoyment of all their human rights see A/HRC/7/23, paras. 49-70, and A/63/161, paras. 25-78.