it is robust to an adverse environment

This change in pharmacologic effect could have adverse consequences.

The potential adverse consequences of government procurement are well known.

I prefer not to take medicine, because I am afraid of drug side effect.

The Roman ships were now more resistant to adverse weather conditions, with the corvus having been abandoned.

Low economic growth in 2002 resulted from a clustering of adverse shocks which contributed towards an increase in uncertainty and reduced expectations of a rapid recovery .

But inflation has its own adverse distributional and efficiency implications, and would be fiercely resisted.

And it certainly should not blind us to the adverse economic and social consequences of rapid population growth.

Such interference can affect how the brain develops structurally and functionally effects that lead to lasting adverse outcomes.

Obama is not a failed president. He has in fact accomplished much in nearly impossible circumstances.

Efforts to sterilize these purchases and dampen domestic credit expansion also have adverse consequences.

My argument was that adverse expectations could affect a policy s results, not just the chances that it will be adopted.

As the reports on the adverse effects of individual products are not compiled on an annual basis, it does not seem appropriate to provide for such an obligation.

Last winter, Deutsche Bahn had considerable difficulties in its passenger business, as it lacked reserves in the face of difficult weather conditions.

A well crafted regulatory framework minimizes the adverse consequences for long term investment, while maximizing the positive effects.

Not only can public assets be used to cushion shocks and counter adverse trends they can also help fund an expansion of social insurance.

And, to make matters worse, certain key TB drugs can have adverse interactions with standard oral diabetes medications, rendering them less effective.

While adverse weather conditions , in particular , dampened growth in the early part of the year , some strengthening appears to be taking place during the spring .

This challenge is particularly difficult, because economic policy has not focused primarily on the adverse distributional trends arising from shifting global market outcomes.

Even in the absence of international rules, the EU and the US could take two actions to ensure that the TTIP does not have adverse consequences for developing economies.

When it was aired in Mexico in 2009 and 2010, some sex scenes inflamed reactions there, forcing the show's producer Carla Estrada to respond to critics.

While adverse weather conditions , in particular , dampened growth in the early part of the year , the latest economic indicators suggest that a rebound took place during the spring .

Yes, I used to say, adverse shocks to spending could indeed create mass unemployment and idle capacity, but their effects would be limited to one, two, or at most three years.

Everyone else has shifted to the view that these financial behemoths have become too large and too complex to manage with massive adverse consequences for the wider economy.

5. Further expresses its concern about the adverse consequences that the setback of the Fifth Ministerial Conference may have for the multilateral trading system, including a possible surge in protectionist measures

Noting with serious concern the threat, as a result of this drought, of a serious negative impact on the Somali economy, and in particular on the pastoral economy and social support systems,

assuring the dissemination of information on adverse reactions to medicinal products authorised in the Community, by means of a database permanently accessible to all Member States

Russia s lack of reform and adverse demographic trends imply low potential growth and insufficient financial resources to create the fiscal and transfer union that is needed to bring other countries in.

Over time , the euro area should reap the benefit of the effects of the significant policy measures that have been decided upon over recent months to deal with the financial turmoil and its adverse consequences .

LONDON In 1993, the economists Alberto Alesina and Larry Summers published a seminal paper that argued that central bank independence keeps inflation in check, with no adverse consequences for economic performance.

Noting that technological developments and international cooperation have enhanced the capabilities for the prediction of the El Niño phenomenon and thereby the potential for the preventive actions that may be taken to reduce its negative impacts,

The following year, crude precursors of the blood thinning medication heparin were contaminated, causing hundreds of allergic reactions and 19 deaths in the United States, and at least 80 serious adverse health events in Germany.

The region proved to be fairly resilient to some adverse shocks , including the geopolitical uncertainties ( namely , the Iraq war and tension in North Korea ) and the SARS epidemic .

In some cases, one country refused to relinquish territory to the other, resulting in so called adverse possessions in others, Radcliffe left small areas of one country completely surrounded by the other s territory.

10. Approves the ad hoc measure recommended by the Board to address adverse, unprecedented consequences of dollarization in Ecuador as an ad hoc, one time, ex gratia, exceptional payment

Structural reforms help economies to adjust to adverse shocks , foster productivity growth and increase employment and competition , thereby also helping to reduce inflationary pressures .

The review provides a comprehensive assessment of the capacity of the euro area financial system to absorb adverse disturbances and examines the main sources of risks and vulnerability to financial system stability .

5. Invites the Board to present in 2007 a viable ad hoc measure to adequately attenuate the adverse consequences arising from dollarization in Ecuador after consulting with the Committee of Actuaries

In exceptional circumstances , in relation to policy considerations , adverse market conditions , or late notification by participating Member States , the ECB may advise that the timing of a transaction , or the manner in which a transaction is to be performed , be modified .

For example , international oil prices were rising at the time and influenced the retail price of fuel at the pump . Similarly , bad weather conditions had pushed up the prices of fruit and vegetables .

The ECB shall respond to prior notifications provided pursuant to paragraph 1 as soon as possible , and in any case by no later than 1 p.m. ECB time on the envisaged trade date .

This integrated approach could prove effective in countries where the real economy and the financial sector are closely linked, ensuring the timely, orderly implementation of policies, while preventing adverse spillovers.

The review provides a comprehensive assessment of the capacity of the euro area financial system to absorb adverse disturbances and examines the main sources of risk to and vulnerabilities of financial system stability .

The review provides a comprehensive assessment of the capacity of the euro area financial system to absorb adverse disturbances and examines the main sources of risks and vulnerability to financial system stability .

But, even with China s change in focus, and despite adverse global economic conditions, growth of around 7 should sustain commodity prices, thereby benefiting exports from Africa and Latin America.