The difference means that at least half of all new fistulas go untreated, often imposing harsh social repercussions on the woman and her family.
The decision may increase solar panel prices in the U.S. and will undoubtedly have political repercussions, as China has threatened to impose retaliatory tariffs.
It is unrealistic to believe the U.S. can impose large tariffs on Mexico and China and there not be repercussions.
And if the Iranian government refused to hand over the suspects, as it almost certainly would do, the United States would have to impose economic sanctions or take military action, steps that probably would produce negative repercussions, he added.
Administrators also need to be reminded of the practical repercussions of OOPSIEs: the burdens imposed on teachers, the disruptions caused to the educational process, the damages wreaked on the school's reputation.
"Because of the size of their economies, the tariffs imposed by United States and China will inevitably have significant repercussions on international trade," said Pamela Coke-Hamilton, director of UNCTAD's international trade division.
When Gaddafi refused, citing the Montreal Convention, the United Nations (UN) imposed Resolution 748 in March 1992, initiating economic sanctions against Libya which had deep repercussions for the country's economy.
Imposing the market on a national education system has had the same kind of repercussions as those we have observed in the banking system.
BEIRUT, Lebanon, Nov. 1— The extra $330 million finan cial burden imposed by the revolutionary Libyan Govern ment on United States and British oil producers is having repercussions throughout the oil world.
"One repercussion of the crisis is that people are harder to find," Mr. Maitos, an imposing, burly man, said last week in his sweltering office on the edge of Athens.
