Sentences with phrase «cumulative effects of»

Having regard to the material conditions and the cumulative effects of this regime, the distress and hardship suffered by the applicant exceeded the unavoidable level of suffering inherent in detention and amounted to a violation of Art 3.

Ecojustice, formerly Sierra Legal Defence Fund, has launched a lawsuit on behalf of Aamjiwnaaang First Nation members, Ron Plain and Ada Lockridge, alleging that the cumulative effects of government approved pollution in Sarnia's Chemical Valley amounts to a violation of their human rights under sections 7 and 15 of the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms.

Second, the Court found that Germany had breached its obligations by failing to take into account the cumulative effects of the Moorburg plant together with those of the upstream 1958 Geestacht pumped - storage power plant.

Several witnesses emphasized the importance of considering the cumulative effects of these stressors rather than stressors in isolation...

In other words, the German authorities should have taken into account the cumulative effects of all existing projects, but not projects which were unlikely to materialise.

However, Germany was not required to assess cumulative effects of a future project which did not have a prospect of succeeding in obtaining the relevant permits as this did not constitute «another project» under the Directive (paras. 63 - 67).

Counsel for Alberta First Nation asserting an unjustified infringement of Treaty 6 rights resulting from the cumulative effects of resource development in its traditional territory.

George Turner, please be aware that the cumulative effects of Wendell Berry's impeccable politeness, sustained commitment, personal integrity, and foresighted reasoning have already been more far more forceful in their effect than any of Ted Kaczynski's packages!

In conclusion, if this Mt Bodangora Wind Development is approved, it is inevitable that it will have a serious adverse effect on the health of the surrounding population out to at least 10 km, and may even drive some families, including wind turbine hosts, out of their homes over the life of the project, because of the cumulative effects of chronic exposure to ILFN.

The model will be used to predict both the monthly and the cumulative effects of human activity in the region - all agriculture, transportation, energy, and industry - related decisions - over the next 20 years.

And, when we look at what we must accomplish to mitigate the cumulative effects of global warming at all these levels, we can begin to see ways to become more «com + resilient» as well.

Now a new study aimed to better understand cumulative effects of natural occurrences and new anthropogenic pathways, through fracking - drilling.

But now the cumulative effects of overdevelopment threaten to push us over the edge from beauty to blight.

To quantify the margin between the design and actual conditions, the cumulative effects of these winds can be assessed by quantifying the kinetic energy density associated with the winds.

Evidence exists in recorded local observational accounts as well as in the peer - reviewed scientific literature of the cumulative effects of climate - related environmental change on Native communities in Alaska; these effects combine with other socioeconomic stressors to strain rural Native communities (Ch.

The cumulative effects of climate change in Alaska strongly affect Native communities, which are highly vulnerable to these rapid changes but have a deep cultural history of adapting to change.

«It appears that what they've found is these cumulative effects of pollution,» he said.

Putting Figures 11 and 12 into other words, the AMO appears to simply be the North Atlantic exaggerating the cumulative effects of the variations in the frequency and magnitude of ENSO.

The program is designed to provide an improved understanding of the long - term cumulative effects of oil sands development.

CO2 doubles its 1850 value of 285 ppm), then the total AGW temperature rise due to a doubling of CO2 levels and cumulative effects of all other GHG and aerosols is TCR (1 + beta).

However, because global warming is always of one sign, a much bigger impact is from the cumulative effects of these radiative perturbations on the climate.

According to de Place of Sightline, the most effective move Inslee could make from opponents» perspective is to pressure federal officials to undertake an assessment that looks at the cumulative effects of building all five terminals on the region, the country and the world.

We are experiencing the cumulative effects of more than a century's use of oil and coal, land clearing and forest burning.

Are you saying that loading the climate system with 29 ZJ (increased RF) of energy every year or that the cumulative effects of increasing the loading over time, say more than a century, would not increase the odds of having heat waves?

Since this account's publication it has transformed into legend, with the cumulative effects of enhancing de Kooning's reputation and diminishing Kline's achievement — contrary, perhaps, to its author's original intentions.

Comprised of multiple boxed beehives storing several thousand glass test tubes filled with everything from mundane debris to tiny yet fully realized art projects, the installation — accompanied by a soundtrack citing a seemingly endless list of contents — ponders modern culture's fixation on individual work ethic, systematic group labor and the cumulative effects of production en masse.

This is an interesting finding as it suggests that CM / SM may be a multifactorial disease dependent on the cumulative effects of a small CCF and large cerebellum.

Two years ago oday we have a whole new crop of freshly educated animal doctors, many of whom will continue to disregard the cumulative effects of radiation in favor of their bottom line.

Stakeholders should have a chance to weigh in on the cumulative effects of a policy change.

«Deficits in reading and language skills due to poor classroom acoustics are cumulative the effects of poor classroom acoustics on the very young student can be devastating.»

«All of those factors you just listed are statistically speaking risk factors, and the cumulative effects of multiple risk factors is considerable,» she says.

When researchers have tried to estimate the cumulative effects of these two incentives, they've found that shifting to an alternative retirement plan would actually boost late - career teacher retention (see «Peaks, Cliffs, and Valleys,» features, Winter 2008).

Students praised for working through difficult material wanted to show they could do so again, with the cumulative effects of long - term academic success, confidence in trying situations, and happier outlooks.

And while the film is sort of about this war of ideas, propaganda, information from these citizen journalists and ISIS» slick propaganda, it's also a story of immigrants, an exodus story, of Man's understanding, coming to terms, and dealing with the cumulative effects of trauma... also, rising nationalism both in Germany and around the world.

Likely because we're just realizing the cumulative effects of many years spent ignoring it.

As if the cumulative effects of ongoing amalgam exposure were not enough, unsafe amalgam removal also can cause acute exposures to mercury vapor.

It's likely that the cumulative effects of food additives in a highly processed diet are in large part to blame for the rising rates of obesity in the United States and other developed countries.

While we are innately equipped to handle a fair amount of toxic exposure, the cumulative effects of the ever increasing load puts an undue burden on the body's ability to effectively detoxify itself naturally.

Just wondering what the cumulative effects of caffeine AND sugar are?

It also highlights the need to exercise caution when assessing individual risk factors in isolation, and the value of markers such as FMD which represent the cumulative effects of various determinants of vascular function.

He makes clear why we should care, guides us on how much — or rather, how little — we should consume, and describes in detail the cumulative effects of soy on our health.

The cumulative effects of this synergistic workout blasts the body and achieves amazing results in the fastest possible time.

Since we don't have much time to work with, we're going to overlap our exercises to achieve the max with each rep.. The idea is this: the cumulative effects of synergistic and compound movements get real results with the abs, glutes, arms and shoulders.

«Still, we know sufficiently little about nutrition and the cumulative effects of food science that some aren't so convinced (of course, there is also the threat of any harmful substances present getting released upon cooking, such as the diacetyl blamed for «popcorn lung.»)

I'll always love the taste of espresso, but now that my body has «recalibrated» from the cumulative effects of coffee, it can handle the intensity.

One theory is that aging is caused by the cumulative effects of random genetic mistakes — distortions in the genetic code that take place as cells reproduce billions of times during a person's life.

The connections to irrigation practices and global grain supplies, to Conservation Reserve Program land, to cover - cropping practices, and to fire risks alluded to in this section and elsewhere in this assessment are all reminders that the interdependence of livestock and crop agriculture will likely loom large as Montana experiences the cumulative effects of climate change.

The cumulative effects of long - term or repeated exposure to solvents are called chronic solvent - induced encephalopathy (CSE).

The researchers were also interested in assessing the role of the cumulative effects of stress over time, or «allostatic load.»

The potential for harmful effects is especially real in the case of children and youths — with the higher threat of repeated injury and cumulative effects of concussions (and links to other serious neurological illnesses)-- accurate diagnosis and proper follow - up is essential.