Examples of using Repercussions in English and their translations into Czech
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Details, repercussions.
They must have known it would have repercussions.
I tolerate the repercussions, but I don't pry.
That could have some physiological repercussions.
What repercussions do you face, if you don't?
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It's just… possible repercussions.
And have repercussions on our foreign policy.
And you gotta face the repercussions.
It's one of the repercussions of kahlan's powers.
Stand down immediately or face repercussions.
There were repercussions in the days that followed, they just weren't global; they were local.
Becca is gonna face repercussions at home.
No one… gets out and comes back I'm sorry. without repercussions.
No, I do not. I tolerate the repercussions, but I don't pry.
I'm sorry. No one gets out and comes back without repercussions.
And when we don't,there are repercussions or did you forget that?
I would hate for us to have to face those repercussions.
The only way to escape the repercussions of the discovery of my letters is to leave for Scotland.
She and those girls run around with no repercussions.
And have repercussions on our foreign policy. It could embarrass the executive branch.
Becca is going to face repercussions at home.
What with Mr Bates' news.I suppose you thought there would be no repercussions.
I suppose you thought there would be no repercussions, what with Mr Bates' news.
I'm dealing with the repercussions, taking the heat for your broken promises to people like him who helped get you elected.
I'm sorry. Gets out andcomes back… No one… without repercussions.
The impact of the financial market crisis and its repercussions on the real economy will be felt in all our Member States.
You will learn how your actions can have widespread repercussions.
These extremely drastic repercussions are hitting the poorest countries, the countries which have not done anything to cause the greenhouse effect.
Who are free to shoot who we want,When we want, no repercussions.
This is particularly essential in cases that could have repercussions for other European Union countries or for the European Union as a whole.