Examples of using Negative implications in English and their translations into Spanish
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Your objection will not have any negative implications for you.
This decline will have negative implications for low income countries and small and vulnerable economies.
Now I won't call it a sit-down because of the inclement negative implications.
Awareness campaigns on the negative implications of early marriage.
This can be done by inter alia enhancing the understanding of, and consequently mitigating,possible negative implications.
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No ambiguous manoeuvres can reduce the negative implications of these statements.
One of the more serious negative implications of consumerization is that security controls have been slower to be adopted in the consumer space.
Of the 46 replies received, 41 Member States indicated negative implications of relocation.
That practice had no negative implications for the independence of the judiciary.
South Africa has opposed the United States embargo in its entirety and its attendant negative implications for the people of Cuba.
Applying the old taxonomy for mobulids would not have negative implications for their conservation, as all species of mobulids are included in CMS Appendices.
Compromising these core aspects of mobile websites can force online businesses into facing the obvious negative implications including.
Nevertheless, benefiting from abuses may carry negative implications for companies in the public perception.
Avoid negative implications of the elimination for net food importers due to increasing food prices.
This would enhance accountability and avoid negative implications on the process.
The significant negative implications for human health, poverty alleviation, food security and safety and for affected industries are of major global importance;
The absorption of reductions beyond the proposed level of $69.7 million would likely have negative implications for UNDP in the following ways.
We also hope that it will focus on the continuing negative implications of the illegal exploitation of natural resources in conflict-affected regions in Africa.
Adds Xavier Peña, Quality Control at Welocalize Life Sciences,"Doing so may save money butcould have negative implications for risk and market acceptance.
His delegation would carefully consider the possible negative implications of the Advisory Committee's recommendations for the full implementation of the universal periodic review.
Our compromise offer is a sign that we are committed to exhausting all options for peace andto minimizing potential negative implications.
We believe that the introduction of any such notion will have negative implications, not only for the stability of the region but also for the development of legal norms.
These changes have generally had a negative impact on the welfare of individuals, groups andcommunities worldwide, and have some negative implications for future development.
If it is dealt with outside the framework of the Convention,that could have negative implications for ensuring the active participation of developing countries in the discussions.
The scope of mitigating circumstances in regard to due obedience should therefore be clarified in order to narrow its negative implications for the elimination of impunity.
In this context,we believe that national reports that do not address negative implications of Israel's intransigence to join NPT are not as effective as they ought to be in accordance with the 1995 Resolution on the Middle East.
It is important to differentiate stress into distress,when the outcome of a stressor has negative implications, and eustress, the outcome of which has positive implications. .
South Africa has called for special flexibility to address possible negative implications of formula cuts to the operation of the Southern African Customs Union SACU.
The inability of policymakers to agree on such internationally coordinated action had negative implications for the world economy, including developing countries.
International and regional cooperation is key to facilitating such mobility andmitigating potential negative implications for domestic scientific capabilities caused by the migration of scientists abroad.