Examples of using Grave consequences in English and their translations into Czech
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Grave consequences.
Sometimes with grave consequences.
You failed to heed my advice in the past, And it brought grave consequences.
All this can have grave consequences for the foreigner.
You mess with someone's family, there are grave consequences.
This discrepancy has grave consequences for the proper functioning of the internal market.
That will have real and grave consequences.
Given the potential for grave consequences, the investments in nuclear energy must be re-thought and redeployed.
You know that this might have grave consequences.
Ever and again it is one of the grave consequences of the glorification of the earthly intellect which prevents any free, broad outlook.
Such obstinacy can have only grave consequences.
There will be grave consequences. As soon as you have the president on the phone, you will make it clear that if he doesn't remove the troops surrounding the prison immediately.
And this could have very grave consequences for us.
And if any harm comes to any object in that building… with all due respect,there will be grave consequences.
I must remind this court the grave consequences of that happening.
If we are unable to agree on the budget and other related issues by the end of the year,there will be very grave consequences.
That if he doesn't remove the troops surrounding the prison immediately,there will be grave consequences. As soon as you have the president on the phone, you will make it clear.
Until the party stopped, andyoung ned learned That even a forkful of immediate gratification can lead to a world of grave consequences.
However, we must deplore the terms of this debate and its unacceptable position against Cuba,leaving aside the grave consequences of the economic, trade and financial embargo imposed by the United States on Cuba and the detention in American prisons of five Cuban citizens who only wanted to defend their country.
We tell you that doing nothing will have grave consequences.
That if he doesn't remove the troops surrounding the prison immediately, As soon as you have the president on the phone,you will make it clear there will be grave consequences.
Even with the amendments that have been included in it, its adoption andthe very high costs that it could involve would have grave consequences for some countries, not least Portugal and its National Health Service.
We have a general election coming soon, and I call upon all the British MEPs present today to vote against the new Commission on the basis that, if this 48-hour working opt-out is lost for the good people of my country,it will cause us grave consequences.
We have established that in Kosovo- the third state that receives the most aid from the European Union- there are extremely worrying cases of corruption with grave consequences for the certainty of our budget and the financial interests of the Community.
Then may I suggest we get up there, so we don't have to find out what"grave consequences" means.
You mess with someone's family,there are grave consequences.
And everywhere will he find explanations about the great failure which has wrought such unspeakably grave consequences in so many and varied forms.
We know that the Soviet leadership concealed the effects of the damage to the nuclear reactor for a very long time,and this had grave consequences for the inhabitants of nearby countries.
The least developed countries make hardly any contribution to climate change buthave to suffer its gravest consequences.