Примери коришћења Which is a consequence на Енглеском и њихови преводи на Српски
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Which is a consequence of poor listening.
Thanks to him, you can easily break through the film, which is a consequence of oxidative processes.
Pathogenic maladjustment, which is a consequence of the disruption of the nervous system, sensory analyzers, brain diseases and manifestations of various fears;
Thanks to him, you can easily break through the film, which is a consequence of oxidative processes.
In 2017, there were 152 elected judges less compared to 2016, which is a consequence of the intervention of the Constitutional Court in the election procedure. Using a provisional measure, the Constitutional Court initiated a procedure to determine the legality of the Rulebook on Criteria and Standards for Evaluation of Qualification, Competence and Worthiness of Candidates for Judges to be Elected for the First Time and it has suspended the execution of any individual acts and actions that are undertaken based on the contested Rulebook.
Lately, there has been a tendency of the growth of non-quality costs, which is a consequence of the lack of quality of the products delivered.
To be more precise, constant orsevere stress, which is a consequence of the fact that the muscles around the temporomandibular joint spasmodically contract and provoke clicking;
Especially often this happens in the presence of toxicosis in a working woman, which is a consequence of the overstrain of its energy protective mechanisms.
We sing in free verse, which is a consequence of our content”, says Crnjanski.
Sometimes free fluid is detected in the outer shell of the lung(the pleural cavity), which is a consequence of the increased pressure in the pulmonary vessels.
The level of economic inequality, which is a consequence of multiple discrimination, is especially high.
This is due to environmental degradation, as well as a general decrease in immunity among the population, which is a consequence of non-compliance with recommendations for a healthy lifestyle.
Social maladjustment of personality is a relatively short-term situational state, which is a consequence of the influence of new, unusual irritating factors of a changed environment and signals an imbalance between the demands of the environment and mental activity.
Among the key signs of the disease can be identified neurological crisis, which is a consequence of the impact of tick-borne encephalitis on the nervous system of the dog.
The increase represents an adjustment of price only for a part of inflationary trend, which is a consequence of overall financial stabilization in Serbia, as well as good financial results achieved by EPS, for which a positive assessment and approval of international financial institutions was obtained.
On the general note,the total audience share has a tendency of declining in the last couple of years, which is a consequence, before all, of greater number of channels, richer, but not necessarily more qualitative, program offer.
The main feature of the water on Earth is its flux, which is a consequence of the warmth effects of sun and thermal dynamics of the atmosphere.
It is used in medicine to treat impotence,male infertility, which is a consequence of problems with spermatogenesis and with an insufficient level of androgens.
Serbia is a"highly inefficient, centralised andhighly corruptible state, which is a consequence of Milosevic's time", Nenad Canak, chairman of the Serbian Decentralisation Council, told SETimes.
With neuroses, which are a consequence of prolonged nervous tension, bruxism in adults is more often and painfully manifested.
Radio wave surgery completely eliminates the formation of burns, which are a consequence of the use of radio-coagulators.
Employers must ensure that young persons are protected from risks to their health& safety which are a consequence of their lack of experience, or absence of awareness of existing or potential risks, or the fact that young persons have not yet fully matured.
The provider must ensure that any young person on placement is protected from any risks which are a consequence of their lack of experience or an absence of awareness of existing or potential risks or the fact that a young person has not fully matured.
Young people shall be protected from any specific risks to their safety,health and development which are a consequence of their lack of experience, of absence of awareness of existing or potential risks or of the fact that young people have not yet fully matured.
Response to these new challenges, which are a consequence of demographic changes in age structure of the population, must have a unified approach because all processes analyzed so far have an impact on all social systems, the political, economic, cultural, educational, etc.
Employers must ensure that young persons are protected from risks to their health& safety which are a consequence of their lack of experience, or absence of awareness of existing or potential risks, or the fact that young persons have not yet fully matured.
Young people shall be protected from any specific risks to their safety,health and development which are a consequence of their lack of experience, of absence of awareness of existing or potential risks or of the fact that young people have not yet fully matured.
(1) Every employer shall ensure that young persons employed by him are protected at work from any risks to their health or safety which are a consequence of their lack of experience, or absence of awareness of existing or potential risks or the fact that young persons have not yet fully matured.
The directive provides for a range of protections that apply to young workers, in areas such as specific risks to their safety,health and development which are a consequence of their lack of experience, of their absence of awareness of existing or potential risks, or of the fact that young people have not yet fully matured.