Furthermore, a common understanding must be worked out concerning promotions while on UNMO duty promotion should either precipitate a withdrawal, or become effective only upon repatriation.

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31. Precipitate exit from a humanitarian assistance programme may be as damaging as one that is too late.

Failure to properly address those challenges could precipitate further conflict or result in a sharp decline in social and economic progress.

Their proximity and inside knowledge of local conflict situations allows regional organizations to deal with the specific elements that may precipitate even more critical situations.

Until recently, there was a precipitate fall off in the implementation of commitments after the Monterrey Consensus, particularly in the mobilization of financial resources for development.

As a stand alone entity, it was then vulnerable to market swings. A crisis sufficient to threaten the entire financial system was required to precipitate the inevitable conglomeratization.

Emphasizing the urgent need for Governments, especially those of the countries of origin, to address the underlying root causes of the conflicts that precipitate outflows and displacements of refugees,

Indeed, it could even precipitate some unforeseen Israeli countermeasures. But it would certainly mean a paradigm shift for a conflict in which everyone has been treading water for almost two decades.

That s an interesting discussion, particularly at a time with unemployment is still above 8 (with recent declines largely the result of many jobless workers decision to stop looking and drop out of the labor force altogether). Precipitate austerity is hardly likely to help the economy find its way back to higher employment levels.

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Satan only desires to precipitate enmity and hatred between you in regard to wine and arrow shuffling, and to bar you from the remembrance of God, and from prayer. Will you then desist?

It was probably already too late in the 1970s, when the best available scientific theory was telling us that industrial emissions were about to precipitate a new ice age in which billions would die.

America s political system usually works well in crises. But, thanks to its residual advantages in a leaderless world, the US need not rely on a crisis to precipitate action. It need only seize the G Zero moment.

A breakdown of the euro would precipitate a banking crisis that would be beyond the global financial authorities ability to control. The longer Germany takes to recognize this, the higher the price it will have to pay.

But it is not clear that this would be enough to remove the danger that an IMF decision, taken in response to deteriorating country policies, could precipitate a crisis. As always, the devil is in the details.

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As it was of great economic significance, any decision taken on whether chrysotile should be included in Annex III of the Convention should not be precipitate, he said, and should be accompanied by detailed assessments of cost effective alternatives.

Deeply concerned about the continuing critical humanitarian situation in African countries, in particular in the Horn of Africa and southern Africa, aggravated, among other things, by persistent natural disasters, including drought, floods and desertification, which can precipitate the displacement of people,

Deeply concerned about the continuing critical humanitarian situation in African countries, in particular in the Horn of Africa and southern Africa, aggravated, among other things, by persistent natural disasters, including drought, floods and desertification, which can precipitate the displacement of people,

Discontent with President Kurmanbek Bakiyev s rule is rising. A leadership change or increased Russian and Chinese pressure on Kyrgyz leaders could precipitate calls for a renegotiation of the agreement regarding access to Manas or even demands for its termination altogether.

UNHCR expressed deep concern about the fate of persons arriving in southern Europe to inadequate reception conditions and about precipitate deportations, including to unsafe situations, where there was no functioning asylum system and a real risk of return to persecution.

In 1783, a volcano in Iceland spewed so much ash into the atmosphere that the entire northern hemisphere was cooled for almost three years. This resulted in crop failures and famine, and some historians argue that it helped to precipitate the French Revolution.

To be sure, over eager military intelligence interrogators, as well as the Bush Administration's high handed attitude toward international law, helped precipitate the crisis. But few commentators have focused enough attention on the site of this macabre theatre not a battlefield, but a prison.

If we are to achieve a result that can accommodate the interests of all major groups within the United Nations, what is required now is not a divisive and precipitate vote but a wise decision to initiate a process to achieve such an outcome.

Care must be taken to prevent a precipitate withdrawal in order to avoid a repetition of regrettable situations with peacekeeping operations that had to be restarted because of the failure to achieve the complete stability and progress needed to guarantee their sustainability over time.

Unfortunately, the Bush administration did not foresee that Saddam s removal would precipitate a multi sided insurgency and civil war. These dangers were predictable, and the world now knows that the war has proved a terrible failure of American strategy, and may yet have even more catastrophic consequences.

It should be recognized that a disorderly default or exit from the eurozone, even by a small country like Greece, would precipitate a banking crisis comparable to the one that caused the Great Depression. It is no longer a question whether it is worthwhile to have a common currency.

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Despite domestic opposition, German Chancellor Angela Merkel decided to commit to keeping Greece in the eurozone, because the risk that a Greek exit would precipitate the monetary union s disintegration was deemed too great. But this logic failed to account for the political ramifications, which threaten to undermine European unity further.

Non linear costs of inaction are most obvious in the financial sector. At the same time, financial sector problems may be particularly difficult to address if politicians emphasize the need for action too strongly in order to get a mandate, they might precipitate the very turmoil that they seek to contain.

It would therefore be equally unreasonable to expect Asia, Africa or Latin America to take precipitate decisions on who from their regions should enjoy permanent status. Time and events will clarify matters. How much time, no one can presently honestly say. Events must mature and unfold naturally to clarify themselves.

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