Examples of using Natural consequence in English and their translations into Czech
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That would be a natural consequence.
The resulting separation from the Ethereal was also the closing of Paradise as a natural consequence.
I think it's a natural consequence of sliding.
The occurrence of a new abscess, or poor healing of the treated one,will be just natural consequence of that condition.
Rodents are the natural consequence of having children.
Sending people into potentially dangerous situations is a natural consequence of military command.
Divorce is a natural consequence of getting married without love.
However, we must not forget that this too is just a natural consequence of success. Applause.
Is a natural consequence of military command. Sending people into potentially dangerous situations.
The killing is just a natural consequence of the rape.
As a natural consequence ascent will then begin, that is, redemption from the unworthy fetters that hold him down.
The killing is just a natural consequence of the rape.
The natural consequence was that their past gods as such had to topple and something higher had to replace them.
The killing is just a natural consequence of the rape.
The natural consequence is that one has taken to shrugging one's shoulders, to smiling, mocking and even sneering at these words.
The decision taken by Members today is the natural consequence of the events of recent months.
If several are equally strong and are pulling in different directions, confusion, indecision orparalysis is a natural consequence.
But children are the natural consequence of marriage, are they not?
He dwells today in every human being, ready to ruin him;for his activity turns man immediately away from God as a quite natural consequence.
Creation of the earth was simply the natural consequence of the further evolution of the first Creation effected by the Creator Himself.
We must show that all the parties involved clearly understand the implications of the treaty andthat close cooperation between the institutions at the highest political level is a natural consequence of our mutual commitment to adopt the best financial framework for the future.
The natural consequence of this is that the denser currents, because they are of a different species, cannot take hold of anything, and thus pass harmlessly through without effect.
On the other hand, the June List sees free-trade agreements between the EU andother regions as a natural consequence of having a single market and a common commercial policy.
A natural consequence of all actions aimed at the production of top-quality devices was the introduction of the quality management system conforming to ISO 9001:2000 in 2002.
Support for Wrocław's candidature is not just a matter of parochial self-centredness;it is a natural consequence of reasoning aimed at serving the interests of the whole of the European Union.
However, we believe that it is a natural consequence of the nature of this market that procurement cannot be carried out entirely in accordance with the rules of the directive.
One of the astonishing things about Turing's work was that starting with the description of really very simple processes governedby very simple equations, by putting these together, suddenly complexity emerged. The pattern suddenly came out as a natural consequence.
It is but a natural consequence that these vibrations in which the spirit germ swims, as it were, on its own free volition will in reciprocity influence it in accordance with their nature.
The Member States should endeavour to ensure that the actual age of retirement is the same as the statutory age, and,wherever necessary, consider extending the statutory age of retirement, as a natural consequence of the fact that Europeans are living longer and longer.
The natural consequence was that in accordance with the Law of Reciprocal Action the annunciation of an incarnation out of the Light had to come only upon this road which, being the most correct one, could lead to the closest proximity of Truth.