Examples of using Dramatic consequences in English and their translations into Czech
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Today, we are addressing the dramatic consequences of those events.
The dramatic consequences of the'Klaus' storm in Southern Europe debate.
Today we are seeing the dramatic consequences in Greece.
Neptune was catapulted outwards and smashed into the ring of comets surrounding the solar system, with dramatic consequences.
These problems will have dramatic consequences, which are easy to predict.
It is unacceptable because tuberculosis is a preventable andcurable disease that should not lead to such dramatic consequences.
A chance event that would have dramatic consequences not just for plants but for all life.
Personally, I would like to point out that the Israeli government's designation of Gaza as a hostile entity has a number of dramatic consequences.
The establishment of a free trade area would have dramatic consequences for working people in the region.
The Commission, together with other donors, like the United Nations and the NGOs and other humanitarian partners,is currently looking into how best to redesign the humanitarian response in order to avoid dramatic consequences.
Accidents in hazardous areas can have dramatic consequences for businesses in terms of both human life and profit.
Nonetheless, we need to consider increasing this amount,since the failure of a large number of small enterprises would have dramatic consequences for many individuals.
It is about understanding the dramatic consequences which came from and are still coming from totalitarian practices in many countries in Europe.
In writing.-(PT) The world is facing one of the most serious crises of capitalism, with dramatic consequences for workers and people in general.
Ultimately, this is producing truly dramatic consequences for consumers throughout the world because food prices among others have also shot up as a result.
Firstly, dismantling the Community preferences system too quickly can andwill have dramatic consequences in some ACP countries that still export bananas.
Rapid deforestation will end up having dramatic consequences from all points of view- for us on a more global level, from an environmental point of view, but for them at a more tangible level, from an economic and social perspective and will even put their very survival on the line- and, therefore, everything that can de done has to start there.
Situations like the one that we have experienced- andwhich may be repeated- have dramatic consequences for this strategic sector for the Canary Islands.
I therefore want to ask the Commission to take into account the dramatic consequences that this concession is going to have, firstly, for the European canning industry, and secondly, for the sustainability of the environment and natural resources of Papua New Guinea, and the very negative precedent being set for future negotiations.
You would then no longer have any drinking water and in my home town,there would be no more festival, with all the dramatic consequences that would involve, and much else besides.
A further- sadly possible- rise in prices would have dramatic consequences particularly for those parts of the world where food expenditure accounts for more than 40% of per capita income.
FR Mr President, Council representative, Commissioner, ladies and gentlemen,I would like first of all to underline the severity of the food crisis and its dramatic consequences in terms of exacerbating poverty and famine for people in developing countries.
This situation emerged as a consequence of the financial and economic crisis andwe have to face dramatic consequences, but this situation did not deter the European Commission from proposing ambitious objectives in the Europe 2020 strategy, and the European Union has set ambitious targets to meet in the not too distant future.
I think the bilateral safeguard clause of the EU-Korea Free Trade Agreement is insufficient, andit will not be effective in dealing with the disastrous and dramatic consequences that will arise from the signing of the Free Trade Agreement.
The first of these is the economic and financial crisis and, in its wake,also the euro crisis- dramatic consequences, in my view, of a one-sided and unsustainable development model based on debt and deregulation that, in our Member States and throughout Europe, increasingly destroyed the sustainability as well as the social cohesion and the achievement potential of the public budgets as the basis for that.
Mr President, ladies and gentlemen, we in Europe are going through a particularly difficult period with the serious crisis in Greece, its consequences for the citizens and,as you pointed out, tragic and dramatic consequences, with the debts that are piling up in most of our Member States, and with a European response that does not always live up to our hopes, but which at least exists.
The film uncovers the enormous power of supermarkets and shows the dramatic consequences of our low price spiral for workers and the environment in Latin America.
The bad news is that the younger generationis too few in number and this will have dramatic consequences for urban planning, the construction of dwellings, the education system and the way work is organised.
We must remember that structural change on this scale will inevitably have farreaching and dramatic social consequences.
A study commissioned by MEP Caroline Lucas shows that Parliament's monthly relocations to France have dramatic environmental consequences.