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The current economic and financial crisis and resulting austerity are likely to exacerbate the problem.hrw.org hrw.org
The economic crisis and changing weather patterns threatened to exacerbate the problem.UN-2 UN-2
That phenomenon threatens to exacerbate the problem of the illicit proliferation of weapons in the hands of criminals and terrorists.UN-2 UN-2
This approach is wrong and counterproductive and will only serve to exacerbate the problems experienced by the current mode of agriculture.UN-2 UN-2
Calls on the United States, in implementing its domestic monetary policies, not to exacerbate the problem of the global balance of exchange rates.Europarl8 Europarl8
notes that market-driven inequalities in statutory education are likely to exacerbate the problems of low levels of basic skills in our most disadvantaged communitiesenglishtainment-tm-EfhSrFI9 englishtainment-tm-EfhSrFI9
The country’s vulnerability to natural disasters exacerbates the problems related to water and sanitation.UN-2 UN-2
Furthermore, the substantial cuts in housing benefits currently applied in various countries as part of recent austerity measures are likely to exacerbate the problem (see A/67/286, para.UN-2 UN-2
Besides the rapid population growth, the impacts of climate change are likely to further exacerbate the problem.WikiMatrix WikiMatrix
The use of some paths by mountain bikers is believed to have exacerbated the problem.WikiMatrix WikiMatrix
The lack of access for humanitarian agencies to border areas is believed to be exacerbating the problemMultiUn MultiUn
The lack of access for humanitarian agencies to border areas is believed to be exacerbating the problem.UN-2 UN-2
Experience has shown that isolated market intervention by individual countries, and export bans and duties or import restrictions, are more likely to exacerbate the problem for all parties than to alleviate it.EurLex-2 EurLex-2
In fact, given the history of foreign interference, such prescriptions will not only be suspect in the eyes of various segments of society, but may also have the potential to exacerbate the problem.UN-2 UN-2
regretting that the European Union became involved at a late stage in the international fight against counterfeiting when more open borders and new technologies (Internet) were likely to exacerbate the problem of piracy,not-set not-set
Regrettably, little attention has been given to the clear role that the developed world needs to play to avoid exacerbating the problems of developing countries.UN-2 UN-2
regretting that the European Union became involved only at a late stage in the international fight against counterfeiting, when more open borders and new technologies (Internet) were likely to exacerbate the problem of piracyoj4 oj4
regretting that the European Union became involved only at a late stage in the international fight against counterfeiting, when more open borders and new technologies (Internet) were likely to exacerbate the problem of piracy,not-set not-set
All the transfers of competence to the Court of First Instance have the potential to exacerbate the structural problems as a result of:not-set not-set
I. regretting that the European Union became involved only at a late stage in the international fight against counterfeiting, when more open borders and new technologies (Internet) were likely to exacerbate the problem of piracy,EurLex-2 EurLex-2
They lead to the exacerbation of problems by fanning the flames of hatred and rejection.UN-2 UN-2
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