As more people in spatial transition compress the distance/time transmission of infectious and life-style-linked diseases, health protection, treatment, and promotion for migrants assume increasing consequence for individual patients, receiving societies and health-care systems, [ 23, 24, 2] and for global futures [ 25].
"This eliminates any question about legality of trade, making it harder for criminals to traffic them and increasing the consequences for those who do".
Ginette Hemley, head of the World Wildlife Fund delegation at CITES, said it "will eliminate any question about legality of trade, making it harder for criminals to traffic them and increasing the consequences for those who do"..@CITES #CoP17 agrees in Committee to move all 8 species of #pangolins, the most trafficked mammal, in Appendix I for stronger protection pic.twitter.com/pQ2jRaMnAE.
According to scientific models, rainfall variability countrywide will increase, with consequences for the incidence of increasing the possibility of flooding and drought.
Further, it would increase the consequences for perpetrators by making the accused liable for the financial losses and damages inflicted on victims and their dependents as well as imposing harsher sentences on convicted offenders--with special sentencing guidelines regarding imprisonment and fines for repeat offenders.
According to scientific models rainfall variability countrywide will increase, with consequences for the incidence of flooding and drought.
According to scientific models, rainfall variability nationwide will increase, with consequences for the incidence of flooding and drought.
He also told the government to look at increasing the legal consequences for violations in the production and sale of these items.
In Nigeria, increased awareness, social consequences for the perpetrators, and the influence of government, NGOs, and other local organizations were often cited as reasons for the decline (Idoko et al., 2011) (see Table 4).
