Examples of using Logical consequence in English and their translations into Czech
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It's only a logical consequence of the rape.
What happened afterwards was simply a logical consequence.
That is the logical consequence of the entry into force of the Treaty of Lisbon.
Increased wear and a reduced service life would have been the logical consequence.
The logical consequence of this is that pollution will increase in the region.
Although working with other musicians has always borne fruit for him,a solo career was a logical consequence of his direction.
The logical consequence is a development towards a common police force, to which I am entirely opposed.
For most new buildings today glimpse of shimmering blue water surface, a logical consequence of the ever-increasing standard of living, but also the needs of a healthy lifestyle.
A logical consequence of today's appeal by the French Presidency should be to adopt the restructuring plans for the Polish shipyards.
I also believe that the European authorities' increased involvement in the bodies of the Council of Europe specialising in the protection of human rights is a logical consequence of this single standard of protection.
What we have done is to draw the logical consequences from that link and incorporate rules on the classification of documents into the regulation itself.
In writing.-(DE) I voted in favour of this addendum to the Treaty on the Functioning of the Union because it has logical consequences for economic governance and promotes further coherence in the euro area with a view to common financial policy.
The logical consequence is for them to be excluded from European subsidies and to be subject to higher taxes and fines and to have to refund financing.
Moreover, the liberalisation of the gas and electricity markets has brought with it an increase in the number of interested parties, with the logical consequence that gathering data in this field is now much more complex, which means that a legal basis is needed for this very important work.
The logical consequence of this would have been that, as part of the drive against Nazi symbols, fascist monuments in South Tyrol would also have been banned and would have had to be removed.
If you accept this opening proposition at face value then of course the report's recommendations follow as a logical consequence: a common European space policy, the implementation of the European security and defence policy, the use of the Galileo satellite system for military purposes, and, of course, a budget to pay for it all.
The logical consequence of this is to restrict radiation exposure to doses even lower than naturally occurring levels, which means the levels of radiation to which we are always exposed.
The collaboration between AVU and the National Gallery is a logical consequence of this common history and fact that the Gallery's collection includes a large number of works by AVU graduates.
This is the logical consequence of the fact that the Commission is deeply involved, and has been since the beginning, in the search for a solution to the financial problems encountered by Greece and in preserving stability within the euro area.
In a world of global transfers of assets and capital, and as a logical consequence of the EU's common commercial policy, the investment policy of Member States also has to be coordinated and decided at EU level.
The low turnout in European elections is a logical consequence of the fact that European citizens do not know what positive contribution European legislation can make to them and they do not believe their vote can have any influence.
There are currently 21 European Union countries that have been in this situation,which is the logical consequence of the essential intervention because, amongst other things, as I said before, in Europe there are social protection systems that mean that the most vulnerable people have to receive help from the public coffers.
The only logical explanation and the logical consequence is that the cross-border pursuit of the biggest profits possible by employers will ultimately take precedence over the right of employees to defend themselves against social dumping.
The increase of the cohesion funds is a logical consequence of the recent Union enlargement and it will prove the consistency of the Union's policy as regards the European regions that are less developed and will represent a strong political signal to the new Member States.
For me, the resounding'yes' to the Charter is the logical consequence of our critical appraisal of our own history: an appraisal which was necessary and which focused on the massive violation of fundamental and human rights under'actually existing socialism.
The promotion of education andtraining is a logical consequence of the second and third principles: participation to the management of an enterprise(and especially for those coming from the shop floor that is elected to the Board) requires a substantial input in training.