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E. Intersectionalities violence against women as a cause and as a consequence

As a consequence, in most countries, credit is still contracting.

As a consequence, he faced some serious health issues, such as kidney problems.

As a consequence the Supreme Court did not reverse the judgement.

As a consequence, these funds were blocked on 10 March 2005.

As a consequence, Bell Labs concluded that the invention was of little or no consequence, leading it not to attempt to commercialize the invention.

As a consequence, the new State Duma has not been elected so much as appointed.

As a consequence of this dilemma, Socialist parties across Europe seem paralyzed.

As a consequence of these excesses, obesity was common among upper classes.

As a consequence, investments in programmes supporting women's issues had dramatically increased.

As a consequence, the Occupied Palestinian Territory was once again regarded as a war torn economy .

Roughly 18,000 children died daily as a direct or indirect consequence of malnutrition.

One consequence is that international markets are not as dynamic as they might be, and prosperity not as widespread.

The authorities have tolerated somewhat greater volatility in domestic inflation rates as a consequence.

The temporary allocation cannot have, as a consequence, a decrease of the woman's salary.

As a consequence, more than a billion people continue to live in absolute poverty.

As a consequence, developments in the Balkans are unsatisfactory, as the recent riots in Kosovo and Serbia demonstrate.

And as a consequence of this trade, Britain alone lost eight billion dollars in revenue.

Indeed, all will be threatened by internal destabilization as a consequence of such a confrontation.

As a consequence, armed escorts are required for movement over a large part of Equatoria.

However, as a consequence of introduced modifications, the numbering of paragraphs and footnotes has changed.

They shall not be subject to any discrimination as a consequence of exercising their rights.

As a consequence, law, which constitutes the foundation of institution building, has been regarded as no more than a toolbox.

As a consequence, they are crowding into bonds and debt instruments that they view, rightly or wrongly, as safe vehicles.

And that is what we are doing, as action on three issues of historic consequence demonstrates.

Small island developing States reported on possible agricultural losses as a consequence of sea level rise.

As a consequence of these incidents the author was on several occasions subjected to disciplinary measures.

3.2 As a consequence of this treatment, he claims that his employment status was affected negatively.

As a consequence, it will act as a support centre for organisations involved in preventing female genital mutilation (the focal point').

As a consequence, the developing world s representatives argue, the advanced countries should take responsibility for the problem.

As a consequence, it is estimated that the 2002 2003 reconciliations will be completed in October 2005.

In some parts of the territory, Palestinians' needs for additional humanitarian assistance rose sharply as a consequence.

I don't believe in a life or history written as decision A led to consequence B led to consequence C these neat narratives that we're presented with, and that perhaps we encourage in each other.

There is another potential consequence, however.