Examples of using Direct consequence in English and their translations into Czech
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This is a direct consequence of the internal market.
Of Daniel Garrido's death. The murder of your mistress seems to be a direct consequence.
This is a direct consequence of your orders to my chauffeur.
All that has happened has been a direct consequence of your actions.
Is a direct consequence of the King's'no'. The bombardment of Elverum and Nybergsund.
Of Daniel Garrido's death. The murder of your mistress seems to be a direct consequence.
This origin of the law has a direct consequence in what legal norms will look like.
The storms get stronger and more destructive. that when ocean-based storms cross much warmer ocean waters A direct consequence is.
This is a direct consequence of the mistakes made in negotiating the financial framework.
Against my advice,without my knowledge, and as a direct consequence of your assistance!
Their arrival is a direct consequence of the occupation of Latvia implemented by the Soviet Union.
And do you accept that one of those athletes died as a direct consequence of your program?
As a direct consequence of your program? And do you accept that one of those athletes died?
All the things that countas quality police work, that's a direct consequence of the drug war that nobody thought about.
The food riots are a direct consequence of the industrial model of agriculture, the failure of the industrial agricultural model.
We must state explicitly that the Ukrainian tragedy was the direct consequence of a policy of terror raised to state level.
The direct consequence of this expansion is a much larger volume of work, the quality of which must be to the highest legislative standard.
That when ocean-based storms cross much warmer ocean waters A direct consequence is the storms get stronger and more destructive.
One direct consequence of the parents' migration is the fact that the child is deprived of parental affection and the necessary supervision of his or her normal development.
The rise in unemployment and precarious andpoorly paid work increases poverty and is a direct consequence of neoliberal policies and the crisis of capitalism.
The waste crisis in Naples was a direct consequence of infringements, occurring year after year, of practically all the Community rules on waste.
They are dressed sailor, blonde hair look and loaded with bazookas with which 3D burst funds orother opponents, a direct consequence of the multiplayer function.
The food crisis affecting the poorest populations is a direct consequence of the WTO's policy aimed at destroying subsistence crops to the benefit of export crops.
But the reality is that an area the size of Ukraine is being taken out of agricultural food production every year due to drought and as a direct consequence of climate change.
ES Mr President, violence against women is a direct consequence of discrimination; that is why we need a multi-faceted policy with special attention paid to the children of abused women.
It seems particularly unreasonable to pick on patio heaters(paragraph 16), which have become widespread as a direct consequence of the UK Government's anti-smoking legislation.
The content of the report is a direct consequence of an ongoing fashionable green ideology stating that we must put nature and the planet first, that we cannot take care of people, their needs and interests.
I wish to conclude with a brief explanation of the regional context:the coup bid in Chad was largely the direct consequence of a deterioration in relations between Chad and Sudan.
As a direct consequence of the increase in worldwide steel and aluminium price levels and following the worsening Dollar/ Euro exchange rates however, also we are forced to introduce a new pricelist starting 15 May 2017.
The main factor in the lack of safety across Europe's rail networks is a direct consequence of the separation between the management of our rail infrastructure and the management of our rolling stock.