Examples of using Significant consequences in English and their translations into Danish
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The move has significant consequences.
I support Turkey's accession on meeting the criteria even thoughI know that it would have significant consequences for Europe's future.
Figure 1.11 Result of scenario 3- no significant consequences- for translation of Danish terms see glossary in annex 11 Figure 1.11 shows that there are no appreciable changes between the producer reference and scenario 3.
And our political stability. This has significant consequences on our economy.
Yet still because of the lack of awareness by the public and health care professionals, the vast majority of sleep apnea patients remain undiagnosed and therefore untreated,despite the fact that this serious disorder can have significant consequences.
Each option has significant consequences.
The fact that the other Nordic countries are now trying to stop people at their borders may have significant consequences for Denmark.
Apart from the loss of outlets, we can expect significant consequences for the world price of the raw material, cocoa.
There will appear even a similar mechanical damage,mechanical forces arising due to pressure of cell proliferation nodes self harm a little, without any significant consequences for the vitality of plants.
One thing is clear:what happens in this service will have significant consequences for the budget, including in relation to the multiannual programmes.
The various measures proposed are going to radically change the energy'mix' of the Member States, lead to a common, even single, energy policy, incur enormous financial costs, weaken the competitiveness of our industries and therefore employment in Europe, increase energy prices for private consumers and businesses,have significant consequences for national budgets, and so on.
The activities of the AIFM concerned are unlikely to have significant consequences for financial stability or market efficiency.
Adopting the Statute will, however, have significant consequences for the concept of the parliamentary mandate itself, specifically with regard to the nationals of the State in which those Members are elected- an aspect which only the rapporteur appears not to have fully understood.
Although chemical composition usually does not vary significantly,group/subgroup where material belongs sometimes has significant consequences on mechanical properties of the material and its application.
My preliminary assessment is that there will be no significant consequences for the 2019 budget, and therefore, I stand by the announcement to the faculty liaison committee and the academic council," Laursen emphasises, referring to the announcement regarding the financial situation, which can be found using the following link.
On the other hand, it is important to recognise that the degradation of soil, as a non-renewable resource,has significant consequences on other aspects, for which legislation already exists, such as water quality, food safety, climate change.
This development, which has significant consequences, throws up a double challenge, both for managing the more than 1 200 bilateral investment treaties(BIT) already concluded by the Member States(MS) and defining a future European investment policy which meets the expectations of investors and beneficiary states, while, at the same time, respecting the EU's external action objectives.
Changing their balance causes the immune imbalance of intestinal, andgeneral level with significant consequences in all diseases which are mediated immune, especially autoimmune such as MS and type 1 diabetes”, concludes Dr. Falcone.
This affects more than half of the speakers who were to attend this debate on a matter on which we are basically at odds with the Council, since, in the legal basis, there is a contradiction between what I propose and what is acceptable to the Council, andthis is likely to have significant consequences for thousands of people who, every year, would like to benefit from free movement in the Schengen area.
If information subsequently becomes available to the competent authority which could have significant consequences for the risks posed by the contained use, the competent authority may require the user to modify the conditions of, or suspend or terminate, the contained use.
Trade in red coral is a significant source of income in vast areas of the Mediterranean, andincluding it in CITES would have significant consequences for the economies of numerous countries, including Italy, with acute public alarm and resulting job losses.
Whereas the application of noise emission standards to civil subsonic jet aeroplanes has significant consequences for the provision of air transport services, in particular where such standards impose restrictions on the type of'aeroplanes that may be operated by airlines, encourage investment in the latest and quietest aeroplanes available and facilitate the better use of existing capacity, including that of airports; whereas Directive 80/51/EEC4, as amended by Directive 83/206/EEC5, fixes limits on the emission of such noise;
If the user becomes aware of relevant new information ormodifies the contained use in a way which could have significant consequences for the risks posed by it, the competent authority shall be informed as soon as possible and the notification pursuant to Articles 7, 9 and 10 shall be modified.
Whereas the application of noise emission standards to civil subsonic jet aeroplanes has significant consequences for the provision of air transport services, in particular where such standards impose restrictions on the type of aeroplanes that may be operated by airlines, encourage investment in the latest and quietest aeroplanes available and facilitate the better use of existing capacity, including that of airports; whereas Directive 80/51/EEC(4), as amended by Directive 83/206/EEC(5), fixes limits on the emission of such noise;
Given the extremely fragile state of the Community producers even a continuation of the current level of imports would have significant consequences, and lead to a further reduction in the sales of the Community producers and to further negative consequences for the other indicators which identify the state of the industry.
The ECB notes that the above threshold aims to distinguish alternative investment funds managers with activities which could have'significant consequences for financial stability' from those which are unlikely to do so and that the proposed regimes will apply to systemically non-important funds 11.
If information becomes available to the competent authority referred to in paragraph 1 which could have significant consequences with regard to risks for human health and the environment or under the circumstances described in paragraph 1, the competent authority shall evaluate such information and make it available to the public.
If the user becomes aware of relevant new information ormodifies the contained use in a way which could have significant consequences for the risks posed by the contained use, or if the category of genetically modified microorganisms used is changed, the competent authority shall be informed as soon as possible and the notification under Articles 8, 9 and 10 modified.