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By sanctioning these age disparities, states sanction gender inequality itself, which has damaging impacts across families, communities and societies.
A spokesman for Young told The Washington Post that the statement was meant to emphasize that "these predators pose serious threats to wildlife management and their listing has damaging impacts to local communities".
The changing weather patterns can having damaging impacts on agriculture, fisheries, ecosystems, health, energy demand and air quality, and increase the risks of wildfires around the globe.
While economists say the tax cuts are boosting growth this year, they warn that Trump's actions on trade could have damaging impacts on the economy and jobs.
"To the members of the MIT community: The tax legislation now pending in Congress contains several provisions that could have damaging impact on members of our community and the Institute as a whole.
15 November 2017: To the members of the MIT community: The tax legislation now pending in Congress contains several provisions that could have damaging impact on members of our community and the Institute as a whole.
Coal also has damaging cross-border health impacts of its own.
For example, a temporary cut in national insurance contributions for the young and the low-paid would boost both consumer demand and employment; and it would help address the increasingly urgent problem of youth unemployment, which we know has damaging social and economic impacts not just now but for decades to come.
Despite the successes of women's sport at London 2012, where Britain's women alone could have finished seventh in the medals table above Australia and France, society's obsession with how sportswomen look has had a damaging impact on many of the nation's leading stars.
But some current and former Defense Department officials say the exploiting of the system that preceded Mr. Cantrell's kickback scheme has had a damaging impact, slowing progress toward building a viable missile defense system by diverting money to unnecessary or wasteful endeavors.
