Examples of using Is a consequence in English and their translations into Czech
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My life is a consequence.
As has already been mentioned in Mr Florenz's report, the science on climate change is well established and recognised, andthe fact that the current global warming is a consequence of human activity is scientifically irrefutable.
Sensuality is a consequence.
This is a consequence which in its simple naturalness cannot possibly be otherwise.
Herpes, like all stds, is a consequence of sex.
Death is a consequence, not a symptom.
The current reduction in expenditure in national budgets is a consequence of their increase last year.
This is a consequence, Dom.
This means a cost to Poland of EUR 40 billion over the next 10 years this is a consequence of rejecting amendments 31 and 27.
Loyalty is a consequence of leadership.
We are seeing concentration in a number of regions in Europe; that is a consequence of globalisation and it is necessary.
It is aggravated by price volatility, and price volatility is a consequence of the financialisation of the global economy.
This deficit is a consequence of the serious barriers blocking access to the Chinese market.
The difference between Germany and Greece has not lessened over the past decade,but increased, and this is a consequence of the fact that we have pursued a Lisbon Strategy that was much too weak.
This situation is a consequence of environmental protection and disaster prevention regulations being inadequate or not being applied properly.
So being a bad husband and father is a consequence of being good at governing?
National style is a consequence of the atmosphere that once predominated in Czechoslovak society, which was rapidly seeking a way to express its affiliation with a certain ethnic group after 1918.
Two more quotations:'Established principles of international law such as respect for sovereignty and territorial integrity of states were ignored';'falling back from civilised standards of political interaction in Europe is a consequence.
The condition is a consequence of prolonged strain.
When we talk about the food crisis, as we did yesterday, andabout the increasing scarcity of food and farmland for food-growing as a result of the production of biomass, and how this is a consequence of environmental policy, we should talk to the Brazilians, and to Latin American politicians.
What you hear next is a consequence of your misplaced loyalty.
It is absolutely remarkable that in a situation of this kind, the Commission does not feel that it should take a good, long look at itself, because it is not as though it does not realise that this crisis, which in some respects has now reached, I would say,dramatic proportions, is a consequence of many serious mistakes, as demonstrated by the failure of the Lisbon strategy.
His growing attention in that direction is a consequence of a natural process and active interest in local events.
The casualisation of contracts and employment is a consequence of policies which have opened up the markets to foreign competition.
Today's opportunities in the Republic of Croatia marks the big economic crisis that is a consequence of the global recession, in part, a part of poor governance(corruption), and partly due to massive losses and destruction in the war.
PL Madam President, the experience we have gained from the events of recent months, andour concerns over the complicated situation in the fuel market which is a consequence of the disaster in the Gulf of Mexico, should drive us to take effective and emphatic steps to protect the environment and, above all, to prevent similar disasters in the future.
I was pretty sure it was a consequence of the radiation to the head.
The chaos may be a consequence of frustrated parental urge, but the outcome can be tragic.
This would not simply be a consequence of the economic and financial crisis.