Exemplos de uso de First consequence em Inglês e suas traduções para o Português
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Revenge first, consequences later.
The priority, the centrality of God in our life is a first consequence of Baptism.
First consequences of the 5+1 agreement.
We are just appreciating the first consequences of this convergence/explosion.
The first consequence is, that the water vapour content in the stratosphere is very low.
For the first time,the NATO states experienced the first consequences of the policy they were supporting.
The first consequence of this is apostasy.
For each incarnation that followed, like the present,a new contract had to be agreed to, whereby the first consequence at birth is the implantation.
The first consequence of sin is violence.
The school excluded, when it should have playedits role in education, since evasion or decline in school performance are the first consequences of drug use.
One of the first consequences is the impossibility of judging people and situations definitively.
At present, we are witnessing a restructuring of economies under the impact of the increased competition that is the first consequence of both the single market and the greater liberalization of international trade.
This is the first consequence of the fact that the actor's performance is presented by means of a camera.
Today, however, these accusations have been almost forgotten in both Europe as well as in Brazil,because it has become clear that its first consequence was to strengthen the State itself and not weaken it, as neoliberals aimed to do.
The first consequence of such a drastic change is that now I will be able to devote much more time to my main activity.
It is also from that time the emerging of the Organic Chemistry.One of its first consequence for the art was the synthesizition of the alizarin, a violet and another beautiful transparent pigment, until then obtained from a plant known as mader.
First consequence: he's the one who dares to do what many had wanted to do, namely to free the immanent cause completely of all subordination to other processes of causality.
This would be the first consequence and we must therefore tell ourselves that we should take this presence of God into account and truly live in his presence.
A first consequence of a flat and timeless culture is mass production based on the ephemeral and not on the duration of things and relationships.
Since Brazil is deeply indebted, the first consequence could be not so positive since in the short run this would make difficult the inflow of capital in Brazil and we would have to make a larger effort in order to pay the debt services.
The first consequence is condemnation of the death sentence, judged incompatible with the goal at which human justice aims.
The first consequence of the absence of this second methodological level is that the Bible becomes a book only about the past.
The first consequence of materialism that I will address seems to me the most important and tragic one: the denial of free will.
The first consequence will be the inevitable loss of the very idea of the Community seaman and the competitiveness of our fleet.
The first consequence of the crash was that I could not return to the State Fairgrounds on the following day to resume campaigning.
As a first consequence of this radical form of independence, Debian needs and relies on a very diverse community of volunteers.
The first consequence of systolic torsion is the increase in the intracavitary pressure with minimum shortening, which reduces the energy demand.
The first consequence of the overthrow of the Libyan Arab Jamahiriya was the destabilisation of Mali, a country whose economy was very largely supported by Libya 6.
The first consequence of this will be to give systematic access to the CIDA databases and to other cultural databases provided by the Ministry.
A first consequence will be to broaden the dialogue with stakeholders, developing more open and transparent consultation mechanisms with civil society.