Примеры использования May be a consequence на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
{-}
-
Official
-
Colloquial
Just because there may be a consequence doesn't mean you have no choice.
If accurate, the shorter reproductive cycles of these subpopulations may be a consequence of warmer water.
Just because there may be a consequence, doesn't mean you have no choice.
Installations need additional maintenance: increase of workplace risks may be a consequence.
May be a consequence of radiation therapy(68 Gray), and maybe drop.
The increase in civilian construction in the buffer zone may be a consequence of greater confidence in the security situation.
The error may be a consequence of a misprint when a comma is missing between two string literals.
The Committee is also concerned about the low number of cases of discrimination reported, which may be a consequence of this discrepancy art. 2, para. 2.
Periodontitis may be a consequence of gingivitis and the predecessor of parodontosis.
However, due to Ukrainian law on copyright and related rights such damages(property damage)or income may be a consequence of violation of property rights and have nothing to do with personal non-property rights.
This may be a consequence of not involving a wide spectrum of stakeholders in the drafting process.
But there are also differences: the light nuclei hydrogen(H) and helium(He)are less abundant in cosmic rays than in the solar system, which may be a consequence of the acceleration process.
Lack of participation may be a consequence of spatial exclusion, particularly in urban settings.
Sand lance may be capable of avoiding captureby foraging gray whales, and known presence of sand lance in whales' diet(e.g. off Chukotka) may be a consequence of incidental ingestion rather than focused consumption.
Third, psychosocial distress may be a consequence of unfavourable social position related to increased NCD risk.
In addition, the ampullae of Lorenzini of H. signifer are intermediate in size and structure between the large, complex ampullae of its marine relatives andthe small, simple ampullae of potamotrygonid stingrays, which may be a consequence of varying salinities in its environment and demands that would place on electroreception.
This may be a consequence of the increased temperature in the formation, which accelerates the time required to develop the strength of the composition.
Numerous authoritative studies of prenatal vital processes in a human embryo clearly prove that the violations of its development may be a consequence of inadequate treatment of the mother, unconscious or conscious perception of her unborn child.
This variation may be a consequence of the lack of a common definition and methodology for the identification of affected areas see also section A.3 below.
The Committee is in particular concerned that children's views are not given due consideration in all matters affecting them,including policies and programmes, and that this may be a consequence of inadequate application of the principle of the right of the child to express views and to have these views given due weight.
This may be a consequence of the fact that(nearly) none of the e-mail applications used in these centres were developed for children, and not all of them are child-friendly.
The State party maintains that the cause of the disorder from which the author suffers was not clearly established by the judicial investigation,in spite of the numerous forensic medical examinations that were carried out, and that the disorder may be a consequence of procedural situation experienced by the author as a result of the action brought against her.
This may be a consequence of the lack of a common definition and common criteria for the identification of affected areas and the resulting limited comparability of data.
The Committee is particularly concerned that children's views are not given due consideration in all matters affecting them,including the creation of policies and programmes, and that this may be a consequence of the inadequate application of the principle of the right of the child to express his/her views and to have those views given due weight.
That may be a consequence of the fact that members of the KPS are increasingly involved in criminal investigations and therefore perceived as a threat to organized crime.
The State party further submits that the purpose of article 9(2) read together with articles 1 and 2(f) of the Convention is to put women in the same situation as men when it comes to the right to pass on their nationality to their children and it does not confer a corresponding right on a child to acquire the nationality of his or her mother even thoughthe nationality of a child may be a consequence of the right under article 9(2)being denied to the mother.
This may be a consequence of data gaps in identifying affected areas at national level but it is also due to the limited availability of data specific to affected areas.
Under French law, the removal of an alien from French territory may be a consequence of a judicial decision banning the person from entering the territory and entailing escort to the border, of an administrative decision to escort him to the border because he had entered or was in France illegally, or of an administrative decision to expel the person because his/her presence represents a serious threat to public order.
This might be a consequence of coordination among the competition agencies reviewing the same merger.
This might be a consequence of the greater complexity of comparing investment goods and construction versus consumer goods and services.