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Attacks like these, however, jeopardize the future prospects for peace.

Providing for employment transition wherever sustainable development plans may jeopardize jobs.

However, uncertainty about future funding continues to jeopardize the MNT elimination goal.

Allegations of human rights violations by any party can jeopardize the peace process.

However, the law could jeopardize the Virgin Islands Economic Development Commission tax incentive programme.

Currently, NPT faced formidable challenges which could jeopardize its entire process and multilateral principles.

The Kingdom of Morocco could not be allowed to jeopardize the future of an entire people.

The food shortage could also jeopardize the return of refugees in places such as Afghanistan and Liberia.

However, the rise in oil prices could jeopardize the progress made if the increase is maintained in 2005.

Failure to arrive at a consensus on the items before the Committee would seriously jeopardize international peace and security.

Increasing reliance on the labour of girls may jeopardize their education or even result in their complete withdrawal from school.

That should not jeopardize the efforts of developing States to engage in sustainable fishery activities, including by renovating their fishery fleets.

This would lead nowhere and jeopardize the peaceful use of outer space since various types of weapons would be put in orbit.

Failure to provide good shelter would seriously jeopardize investments for poverty eradication and the campaign to significantly improve the lives of slum dwellers.

Otherwise, there will be no avoiding an arms race that will jeopardize regional stability and security in the Middle East and the Mediterranean.

The Advisory Committee should adhere to its responsibilities and refrain from making politically oriented recommendations which could jeopardize the outcome of intergovernmental debate.

Economic and social threats, on the one hand, and internal conflicts, on the other, continue to jeopardize dialogues aimed at consolidating the peace.

Moreover, the ongoing shortcomings in achieving the universality of the Agency's safeguards will jeopardize our intensive efforts towards eliminating the dangers of nuclear proliferation.

We strongly condemn attacks and acts of violence on humanitarian workers, which jeopardize not only their safety, but also the sustainability of relief operations.

That would jeopardize the timely implementation of Israel's withdrawal initiative, which continues to enjoy the support of more than 60 per cent of the Israeli public.

A high degree of confidentiality is an understandable condition for intelligence activities when early disclosure could threaten the lives of individuals involved or jeopardize arrest operations.

If that trend were to spread, it would seriously jeopardize the universality of the system for executing foreign arbitral awards and might adversely affect foreign trade.

Any decision, such as this, that challenges the Transitional Charter has the potential to jeopardize the successful conclusion of the transitional process and forthcoming presidential elections.

Moreover, most recent inflammatory statements made by terrorist leaders operating in Lebanon risk further escalations and could jeopardize the stability of the region as a whole.

They also support transborder organized crime, mercenarism and many other negative factors that gravely jeopardize basic human rights and hinder the development efforts of the affected countries.

Trying to circumvent consensus will only jeopardize the integrity of our work and may hinder the attainment of the important task with which we have been entrusted.

There should be no interpretation of the Treaty that would jeopardize the inalienable right of States to develop research, production and use of nuclear energy for peaceful purposes.

In response to the questions posed by the representative of China, postponing the examination of the revised budget proposals for MONUC until May would seriously jeopardize its operations.

We do not want the future to be in the hands of unstable individuals, which would be a catastrophe and jeopardize the stability and the democratic development of humankind.

The Kingdom of Bhutan has always held the view that terrorism in all its manifestation continues to jeopardize and undermine human rights, fundamental freedoms and security in many countries.

The SDGs build on the MDGs success, while adding a new dimension sustainability. World leaders now recognize that efforts to meet development needs today must not jeopardize future generations prospects.

If used to seek military superiority or to wage war, advanced space technology will seriously endanger peace and security in outer space and jeopardize the happiness and welfare of mankind.

He therefore assumed that the Gambia's reservations to the Protocol did not jeopardize its commitments under the Convention, and he urged the withdrawal of the Gambia's reservations to the Protocol.

A premature termination of the tasks described above may jeopardize those very achievements as well as the significant investment that the international community has made in Timor Leste since 1999.

Once the displaced have returned, it is essential that the human rights situation be closely monitored and not be allowed to deteriorate, as that would jeopardize the sustainability of return.

Continuous talk of a Sunni Shia divide might ultimately develop into a self fulfilling prophecy. Alarmist rhetoric may, in the end, jeopardize rather than protect the status quo in the region.

Emphasizing that the Israeli policies, practices and expansionist designs threaten not only Arab states and the peace process, but also the Islamic countries at large and jeopardize international peace and security

Such a further deterioration would be in no one's interest, as it could jeopardize the implementation of the Comprehensive Peace Agreement and put the future of the country at great risk.

Concerned about the seriousness of problems posed by corruption, which may endanger the stability and security of societies, undermine the values of democracy and morality and jeopardize social, economic and political development,

Otherwise, the process will be determined solely on the basis of geographical allocation and mathematical calculations that will jeopardize the principles of democracy and justice that the United Nations seeks to uphold.

Convinced that as humankind is more aware of the need to take immediate measures to protect the environment, any event that could jeopardize such efforts requires urgent attention to implement the required measures,

If left unaddressed, the dual burden of communicable and non communicable diseases could jeopardize Africa s economic potential. To avoid this, three critical areas of health care must be addressed technology, infrastructure, and education.

Obviously, that would not only be harmful to the work of the Security Council, but also jeopardize international peace and security by creating dangerous inequalities in some regions with very sensitive political realities.

Deeply concerned about the worldwide escalation of acts of terrorism in all its forms and manifestations, which endanger or take innocent lives, jeopardize fundamental freedoms and seriously impair the dignity of human beings,