Advocates believe that the onslaught has had technical ramifications.

That will have ramifications in the post authoritarian context.

To turn our backs on these countries would have serious economic ramifications.

But the decision may have life and death ramifications for Serbia s future.

Climate evangelism is an apt description of what the IPCC has been up to, for it has exaggerated some of the ramifications of climate change in order to make politicians take note.

One cannot have a deep and long downturn in the world s largest economy without global ramifications.

LONDON Following weeks of financial and economic turmoil, public debate has finally turned to the horrific potential human ramifications of the collapse of the global financial system.

The ISPR Public Relations office of the military reacted and issues a press release saying this has very serious ramifications with potentially grievous consequences for the Country.

In Afghanistan, war continued under different circumstances, with serious ramifications for the region and, indeed, the world.

Finally, in contrast to Arab states like Saudi Arabia, Turkey is generally comfortable with the deal s geopolitical ramifications.

According to Williamson, NIE is primarily concerned with the economic and political ramifications of formal rules and governance structures.

I do not envy future generations for having to address the possible ramifications of global warming and fresh water depletion.

The ramifications for interest rate spreads, emerging market equities, and housing demand, among much else, are the subject of widespread debate.

Done properly, the proceedings of the Extraordinary Chambers could have further positive ramifications by contributing to lasting changes in Cambodia's ordinary courts.

He said he spoke out because he felt lucky to be able to live openly without ramifications and wanted to give others hope.

GV Explain the ramifications of not having access to this kind of information in terms of a country's productivity, economic development and sustainability.

Two fundamental considerations come to mind, and their ramifications in up for grab countries in Latin America, such as El Salvador, are particularly significant.

At stake is the soul of an emerging Thailand, with far reaching ramifications for developing democracies elsewhere as well as the broader international community.

Two fundamental considerations come to mind, and their ramifications in up for grab countries in Latin America, such as El Salvador, are particularly significant.

According to experts, the delayed ramifications of the anti sanctions will lead to inflationary shock in the first quarter of 2015, RBC Daily writes.

I lean slightly toward the optimistic scenario, but investors and policymakers alike need to understand the ramifications of a return to more normal volatility levels.

My own guess is that conservative finance ministries in rich countries, and the IMF staff as well, are blind to the political ramifications of their actions.

Technically, Papandreou s proposed referendum was not directly about fiscal or economic policy, but it is a decision that would have had huge economic ramifications for the eurozone.

Among Sunnis, the decline in support for an Islamic state is most dramatic, and may have significant ramifications for the ability of religious extremists to recruit among them.

It is unlikely that worldwide protests will stop the Bush Administration's war plans, but they will help shape the political, security, and economic ramifications of such a war.

The project's website hosts interviews with several people who attended the concert about what it was like to be there, and what its ramifications were at the time

In the proposal document the authors point to specific threats to national security emerging from Russian dependency on foreign technology. The authors describe how Russia s technological reliance on companies including Microsoft, Apple, and Google, has allowed the political ramifications of Russia s actions in Ukraine to impact the nation s technological operations.

And one of the sad parts of this is that indeed, among the many other ramifications of crack cocaine is that the most talented individuals in these communities this is what they were striving for.

Stock prices did, of course, decrease as a result of the Asian panic and its financial ramifications, but America's stock markets have since then recouped all of their initial losses and even moved on to new record highs.

There is an important lesson in this for the EU at a time when it is seeking to become a global actor we must reach an internal consensus while always bearing in mind what the external ramifications of our decision might be.

Winter has gone. Spring has come.

Done properly, the proceedings of the Extraordinary Chambers could have further positive ramifications by contributing to lasting changes in Cambodia's ordinary courts. By highlighting positive models of judging and legal advocacy, the trials may stimulate public demand for domestic tribunals that dispense justice fairly and effectively.

France has chosen and it has chosen decisively.

Whatever has a beginning also has an end.

A dog has masters. A cat has servants.

A dog has masters a cat has servants.

What he has just said has offended me.

He has some things he has to do.

He has some things he has to do.

She has some things she has to do.

She has some things she has to do.

Employment has increased, but labor productivity has remained flat and total factor productivity has declined.

But volatility has risen, as has cross market contagion.

It has an urge, and technology has an urge.

But it has been awhile since that has happened.