Examples of using Consequences would in English and their translations into Danish
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The consequences would be disastrous.
I took the fall because I knew what the consequences would be.
Its consequences would be two-fold.
A stampede with unforeseeable consequences would have been inevitable.
The consequences would be divisive, destabilising and disadvantageous for the Union.
I believe that the consequences would all be positive.
Other consequences would be a sea rise of 10-60 meters, glacier reduction, and a thawing of permafrost containing methane.
If this confrontation should unfortunately occur, its consequences would be unpredictable.
To err is not: the consequences would be disastrous for both you and the wall.
Mr. Kanin, if my suspicions prove correct, you of all people understand how grave these consequences would be.
These consequences would also be felt if the bluefin tuna populations were to collapse again.
If the bedroom- not a place of harmony between husband and wife, then the consequences would be devastating for the whole of their lives.
The consequences would be disastrous and would, above all, have a negative impact on Europe's employment situation.
If Opel, too, had been driven to insolvency,things would have been very, very bad and the consequences would have been devastating.
The consequences would be a loss of clarity in the definition and therefore, as I hope the House will accept, unnecessary.
If the bedroom- not a place of harmony between husband and wife,then the consequences would be devastating for the whole of their lives. It is best if this room is located in the center of the house.
These consequences would be entirely out of proportion with the objectives of the inspections which, moreover, would not be met by a military strike.
If all cars were to be made from polymers andcarbon fibres in stead of steel, which among other consequences would have the market for steel turning from increasing to decreasing.
However, any regulation without consequences would be an ineffective one, passengers must be in a position to draw their own conclusions.
Firstly, in the short term, the economic effects of implementing a vaccination campaign would be just as bad as not implementing one and the consequences would be extremely hard to bear.
Let us be clear. The consequences would be tragic for Israel and for the Palestinians, for their neighbours, but also for the international community.
I was the loneliest and angeschissenste man, the one can imagine! 70.000 People ask, the stadium to leave? But peace to preserve?A stampede with unforeseeable consequences would have been inevitable.
What consequences would there be if previous preferences for goods from the UK, or preferential benefits with goods deliveries to the UK,?
Large changes are typically seen when introducing new technology or new regulation on a significant market, e.g. if all cars were to be made from polymers andcarbon fibres in stead of steel, which among other consequences would have the market for steel turning from increasing to decreasing.
The economic and social consequences would be unparalleled in any other Member State in the Union, and the knock-on effects to related industries would be enormous.
And the chief executives andmanagers of the multinationals who make the important decisions displaying the callous disregard for the consequences would face the proposal of not only seeing their businesses maybe in some cases closed down because of heavy fines and seizure of assets and so on, but they themselves could face imprisonment.
The consequences would be that the vast majority of meat products in our shops would be labelled as having been derived from genetically modified organisms.
Then they would not have had anything to buy manna with, and the consequences would have been that while they went hungry the manna would have lain in great heaps, and the landowners would have been complaining of the overproduction of manna.
The consequences would be especially serious for Italy, bearing in mind that this activity goes on almost exclusively in the Objective 1 area, and public order problems cannot be ruled out.
Then they would not have had anything left to buy manna with, and the consequences would have been that while they went hungry the manna would have lain in great heaps, and the landowners would have been complaining of the over-production of manna.