Examples of using Inevitable consequence in English and their translations into Czech
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I am the inevitable consequence.
Of something we did. It is not some inevitable consequence.
Regret is an inevitable consequence of life.
How much bigotry is going to be caused by this inevitable consequence?
Regret is an inevitable consequence of life.
They should have, but they weren't_ Regret is an inevitable consequence of life.
It is not some inevitable consequence of something we did.
Video of that unfortunate occurrence where innocent people were killed,helps us understand that this is an inevitable consequence of war.
It is not some inevitable consequence.
The inevitable consequence of the increasing complexity of any system. They may even be able to have feelings, because feelings are.
If the murder was not an inevitable consequence of the Dunk.
The inevitable consequence of introducing such measures on a broad scale is that Europe will fall behind economically and that economic growth will slow down or even grind to a halt.
If you refuse to connect your actions to their inevitable consequences, you are a child!
The almost equally inevitable consequences are perverse legislative proposals that violate these very rights.
Could not have foreseen the murder. If-if it was not inevitable, then the university Yes. an inevitable consequence of the Dunk… If the murder was not.
Helps us understand that this is an inevitable consequence of war. Video of that unfortunate occurrence where innocent people were killed.
This concern, which frequently appears in the Treaties, is unfortunately less apparent in Brussels, with inevitable consequences not least in terms of bureaucratic temptation.
What happened there last Sunday was the inevitable consequence of what happened in 1998-99, when more than 10 000 Kosovars were murdered and hundreds of thousands forced to flee.
SK Madam President, the penetration of the food chainby products from the chemical and pharmaceutical industry is an inevitable consequence of the intensification of agricultural output.
The removal of border controls is merely an inevitable consequence of the EU neoliberal project and its vital interest in the free movement of capital, goods and persons in other words, workers.
Firstly, if the United States and the South-East Asian countries do not join the programme aimed at reducing carbon dioxide emissions, showing as much commitment as the European Union,then the enormous financial effort involved and the inevitable consequence of a slower rate of economic growth in the European Union will be a very high price to pay for a slight reduction in carbon dioxide emissions.
The inevitable consequences were a rapid decline in consumer spending power, a decline in output, higher unemployment, lower fiscal revenues and less money to finance state budgets.
Firstly, the humanitarian chaos in the Mediterranean is the inevitable consequence of the shortcomings, indeed of the lack of a common migration policy, within the European Union?
Moreover, we should not leave it to the European Court of Justice to determine the inevitable consequence of further inaction but should be creative in our role as legislators.
Because our physical demotion has been the inevitable consequence of a daring intellectual climb from being the puppets of the gods But it's been the most glorious ascent into insignificance, a scientific civilisation. to that most rare and precious thing.
However, current concerns from Member States are not reactionary,but instead the inevitable consequence of over 20 years of ever-changing circumstances in Europe and around the world.
It has inevitably contaminated churches andreligions with the corrosive evil which was the inevitable consequence of the Fall of Man, wherein man decided in favor of the absolute dominion of the intellect.
But it's been the most glorious ascent into insignificance,because our physical demotion has been the inevitable consequence of a daring intellectual climb from being the puppets of the gods to that most rare and precious thing, a scientific civilisation.
This proposal was rejected when the last reform was carried out, but ten years on,the Commission is back in charge, and it is the one predicting the inevitable consequences of privatising stocks: the concentration of activity by groups with greater economic and financial power and the destruction of a substantial number of small-scale, coastal fisheries.
Consequences are inevitable.