This supposedly absolves us from obligations to future generations.

(ii) Amount of efficiency gains resulting from business process improvements .

All day long I have had to take domestic decisions resulting from' (he emphasized the word 'resulting') 'my new solitary position.

2. A State taking countermeasures is not relieved from fulfilling its obligations

Taking into account the recommendations resulting from the mid term global evaluation,

Rights, obligations and defences

Article 4 General obligations

We fulfill our obligations.

Empowering today s workers will also help meet the challenges resulting from aging populations.

Revised estimates resulting from resolutions and decisions adopted by the Human Rights Council

In China, the threats resulting from environmental pollution will not kill people instantly.

What are a country s obligations to refugees fleeing from persecution, poverty, or strife elsewhere?

In Georgia, the UN can help ease the tensions resulting from the recent conflict.

But such inflation represents a natural adjustment of relative prices resulting from faster growth.

But claims that significant, permanent damage resulting from vaccines is widespread are entirely unfounded.

Total damages resulting from the accused individuals' actions are estimated at 300 million dollars.

Concerned about the continuing human suffering resulting from the June 1967 and subsequent hostilities,

1. Deaths resulting from the violation of juridical guarantees and arbitrary or extralegal executions

Obligations not affected by countermeasures

It returns the resulting array.

Would there be enough demand to absorb the additional output resulting from increasing the workday?

Interestingly, a government advisory warned the public that they can suffer from mental stress resulting from over consumption of news.

They, too, must be allowed to feel those ties of unity resulting from feelings and sympathy.

Foreign lenders resulting caution would prevent future Egyptian governments from irresponsibly saddling their populace with debt.

Equally important, it often does not accurately reflect the improvement in societal wellbeing resulting from innovation.

This brings us to a third, and even more unsettling possibility a longer and more protracted negotiation, resulting in greater disruptions to government entitlement payments, other contractual obligations, and public services.

(iv) 26,748,816 dollars, being the savings from liquidations of prior period obligations as at 31 December 2001

The deficiency of IFRS is that it does not mitigate systemic contagion resulting from asset price movements.

The IMF is well positioned to help its members overcome the financing gaps resulting from the crisis.

The economic costs from the resulting panic, including a collapse of travel and trade, could be devastating.

Landslides resulting from recent heavy rain have left hundreds of families homeless in different parts of Mauritania.

He later reported experiencing loss of his livelihood and emotional and physical turmoil resulting from his arrest.

But are CSR obligations really good practice?

Their debts and obligations are similarly fixed.

The scale of these obligations is monumental.

O YOU WHO believe, fulfil your obligations.

But will no one speak about obligations?

I can no longer fulfill my obligations.

The resulting photograph makes the magazine cover.

The resulting flood of liquidity caused a global boom that benefited economies from Elizabethan England to Mughal India.

(a) To ensure that data and information resulting from such research are freely available to the international community

Profoundly concerned at acts and situations of violence and discrimination resulting from religious intolerance that affect many women,

Profoundly concerned at acts and situations of violence and discrimination resulting from religious intolerance that affect many women,

The epidemic spread from Guangdong to Hong Kong, resulting in the deaths of 299 people in the city.

Feelings are also known as a state of consciousness, such as that resulting from emotions, sentiments or desires.