Exemplos de uso de Have harmful consequences em Inglês e suas traduções para o Português
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Weight loss of this rate may have harmful consequences.
While we can welcome the measures taken, particularly those relating to Zimbabwe and Somalia, we must bear in mind that these sanctions cannot, under any circumstances, serve as an obstacle to the development, democracy-building andhuman rights missions carried out by humanitarian organisations, or have harmful consequences for the local populations.
Obviously, this can also have harmful consequences.
However, improvements can still be made,as there are gaps in this area that compromise consumer safety and which could have harmful consequences.
To not use suitable products can have harmful consequences on hair.
Politicians need to demonstrate responsibility;making alliances with extremists who hold these kinds of views will necessarily have harmful consequences.
Whereas this might have harmful consequences for public health;
However, in some cases,the use of nipples can have harmful consequences.
This decision will also have harmful consequences for road haulage workers.
Systemic solutions, therefore, tend to solve several problems simultaneously,whereas systemic problems have harmful consequences in several different areas.
We are going to speak mainly about medical procedures because, sometimes,they can have harmful consequences for patients' health, whether because of the undesirable effects of medicines, because of medical error, or because of infections contracted in the place of medication.
However, there has been a stagnation or reduction in public health expenditures which,if it persists, could have harmful consequences for universal coverage in the medium term.
Stricter restrictions on advertising, as proposed by theleft of this Parliament, would have harmful consequences for European television productions and would lead to a significant loss of revenue for private channels, estimated at some EUR 200 million per year.
Would point out that regulation restricting the liberalization of telecom markets, such as, for example, implementation of a universal service,could also have harmful consequences for cohesion;
Firstly, the abolition of quotas in the textiles sector may have harmful consequences in the EU's least favoured regions.
Furthermore, the Court ruled in the Schindler case that gambling has certain moral, religious and cultural overtones, harbours a high risk of crime orfraud and may have harmful consequences on the individual and on society.
What to do and to do it as soon as possible,because the introduction of a disease of this sort could have harmful consequences which are very difficult to put right if they are not tackled in time.
The Commission andthe European Parliament do not appreciate that the fisheries agreements with third countries have harmful consequences for the populations of the countries in question.
The impact of isolation and distress on female prisoners, in particular on mothers and pregnant women,can have harmful consequences for the mother herself but also, mainly, for her child and his or her development.
Firstly, because this is too late: risks from radiation, chemically-charged atmospheres andpoor working posture are well known now and all have harmful consequences for the health of the woman and her baby, particularly in the first few weeks.
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It is clear that there was no discriminatory intent, butthe result of this ill-conceived analysis had harmful consequences.
In order to avoid the increase in the maximum limit from 15 to 20% having harmful consequences for operators, the Council decided on 10 November 1994 that the adjustment should be introduced progressively by applying an intermediate limit of 18.5% for the 1994/95 marketing year.2.
Consider only tax collection as the only legal interests in tax order crimes has harmful consequences for the systemic interpretation of criminal law, to the point of being contrary to the criminal law's functions, as well is harmful for business activity.
This is therefore an environmental problem since it involves exerting pressure on the various players concerned in order to significantly reduce the use of detergents, which,when excessive, has harmful consequences for water.
However, the most important action of glucocorticoids in the acute phase response is the inhibiton of cytokine production by macrophages and endothelial cells,thus preventing its continued activation from having harmful consequences to the tissues; and, finally, growth factors which, along with glucocorticoids, modulate the liver response to cytokines.
European legislation, in the form of a directive, based on education, the effective protection of victims, cooperation with non-governmental organisations(NGOs), and the implementation of a European Year of Combating Violence Against Women,is an example of measures for combating this social scourge, which has harmful consequences for European society.
There is no clear evidence of whether the decision taken to exempt the programming period 2000-2006 of SEA had harmful consequences on the environment since a separate ex ante environmental evaluation was required.
The soaring costs of energy consumption may have extremely harmful consequences for Europe's competitiveness.
According to one of Parliament's opinions,the fishing agreement at issue may, moreover, have harmful environmental consequences.