Examples of using Different consequences in English and their translations into Arabic
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They conclude that the use of power from the various bases has different consequences.
Close contact with the sting this insect can cause different consequences, ranging from temporary local pain to severe allergic reaction(anaphylactic shock).
There can be no doubt that population-ageingis a complex process which has many causes, and many different consequences.
That difference meant that there would be different consequences for crimes and delicts.
Optically activating these hundred orso cells into two strains of flies has dramatically different consequences.
It was alsosuggested that the Special Rapporteur proceed to consider the different consequences arising from the provisional application of bilateral as opposed to multilateral treaties.
It was said that those two circumstances had to besubject to different procedures as each might have different consequences in terms of liability.
Moreover, that Convention provided, at the procedural level, different consequences for the invalidity or termination of a treaty arising from a conflict with a norm of jus cogens.
Depending on the choices you make,we could have seen many different actions, many different consequences, many different outcomes.
It was observed that the Working Group had before it three possible approaches to the termination of the right of control or its transfer to the consignee,each of which entailed different consequences.
The ILO noted that mobility restrictions entailed different consequences for men and women.
On the other hand, unilateral acts of States did indeed produce some legal consequences in international relations,and different unilateral acts might produce different consequences.
There are a few different forms of this clause which have different consequences, and they are as follows.
A parent is unknowingly the carrier of a chromosome with a copy number variation andpasses it at conception to the child, with different consequences for the child.
Her delegation therefore supported thesuggestion that the Special Rapporteur should consider the different consequences arising from the provisional application of bilateral as opposed to multilateral treaties.
The point of distinguishing the concept of crimes from that of delicts, as the Commissionindicated in paragraph(1) of its commentary to article 51, was that different consequences followed in each case.
He noted with concern that the slowdown of the worldeconomy would have uneven impact and different consequences for rich and poor countries, meaning less prosperity in the developed countries but more poverty in the developing countries.
Women have a different susceptibility to various environmental hazards,contaminants and substances and they suffer different consequences from exposure to them.
There is now convincing evidence that the same decision to cutpublic spending can have very different consequences, depending on economic conditions. This may seem like Paradise for policy wonks, but it also has significant implications for government choices.
States that make general use of transactions in the form of leases as acquisition financing devices not only use different terms to describe these transactions,they also attach different consequences to their deployment.
The impact of the economic reforms of the 1980s, while similar in terms of its direction,have had different consequences for men and women in terms of the distribution of the adjustment burden.
It was suggested that in reality there were degrees of responsibility depending on the primary rule breached that involved various levels of responsibility, rather than just crimes and delicts,and required a deeper analysis to determine the different consequences in terms of codification of the norms involved.
(j) In paragraph 8.66(a), first sentence, after the word" flows", add the words" and the causes,impact and different consequences of such movements including the human rights aspects…";
They have different technical and capital requirements, however, and have different consequences for the flow of benefits.
Although what you do in a dream andwhat you do when you are awake have very different consequences, so they are not exactly the same.
It also calls upon the Commissionto“elaborate as precisely as possible the different treatment and the different consequences attaching to different violations”.
As she understood it, the general thrust of the draft article was to state that theoutbreak of an armed conflict would have different consequences depending on the treaty and to affirm that the continuity of treaties was to be preferred.
She would first havehad to take action to obtain a decision by the competent specialist courts concerning the different consequences of divorce such as post-marital spousal support, pension sharing and equalization of accrued gains.
Therefore, although recognizing that the Sale of Goods Act, 1923 and the Sale of Goods(Vienna Convention) Act, 1986,are not the same and that they entail different consequences, the judge refused to apply the CISG and decided the case based on local sales law.
Canadian law recognized the distinction between immunity ratione personae and immunity ratione materiae and, depending on the context, the assertion of one form oranother of immunity might indeed have different consequences; in particular, persons enjoying limited immunity might not be immune from prosecution in criminal cases.
