Examples of using Direct consequence in English and their translations into Finnish
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This is a direct consequence of the internal market.
And besides, sometimes bad breath is a direct consequence of a disease.
This is a direct consequence of adopting the new point 8.5.
The resulting restriction of competition is a direct consequence of the exclusive right.
This is a direct consequence of the definition of the spectral norm.
The foundation of the European Coal andSteel Community a few years later was a direct consequence of what had happened during the Second World War.
This is a direct consequence of the decision to abolish duty-free.
Regarding the definition of harm, the Committee considers that this should cover situations that arise in the long term and are the direct consequence of confirmed accidents.
There is another direct consequence of a tight budget.
In his view, the decrease in sales in countries which are not Member States of the Union could not be taken into account,since it was not the direct consequence of the contested regulation.
Concussions are a direct consequence of that. You can't say his.
As a direct consequence treatment with secukinumab reduces erythema, induration and desquamation present in plaque psoriasis lesions.
These organ damage are a direct consequence of chronic hyperglycemia.
One direct consequence of the parents' migration is the fact that the child is deprived of parental affection and the necessary supervision of his or her normal development.
This fall in investments is the direct consequence of liberalising the energy market.
It is the direct consequence of the stifling of democratic debate and of the power of the pro-nuclear lobby, particularly in my country.
This is now part of my own country's legislation as a direct consequence of initatives by fishermen acting as responsible stakeholders.
This is a direct consequence of the nature of global trade today, and of the ambition of new trade agreements to substantially regulate all relevant aspects of today's trade.
There is a strong case for believing that bankruptcy is in essence a direct consequence of entrepreneurial renewal: only 4-6% of bankruptcies are fraudulent8.
This is a direct consequence of the mistakes made in negotiating the financial framework.
The rise in unemployment and precarious andpoorly paid work increases poverty and is a direct consequence of neoliberal policies and the crisis of capitalism.
There is no direct consequence, but there are nuances that cannot be ignored.
The food crisis affecting the poorest populations is a direct consequence of the WTO's policy aimed at destroying subsistence crops to the benefit of export crops.
The direct consequence of this inadequate coordination is that frontier workers are often at a disadvantage in terms of welfare benefits, unemployment, pension provision and health care.
The system forced upon Central European nations by Soviet Communism was a direct consequence of the plan that Stalin spoke about on August 19, 1939 before the Politbüro, when giving an explanation for the Molotov-Ribbentrop Pact.
As a direct consequence of this situation, together with the pitiful living conditions endured by the majority of the people there, we are forced to confront increasing illegal immigration and the danger of terrorist attacks.
The waste crisis in Naples was a direct consequence of infringements, occurring year after year, of practically all the Community rules on waste.
Vadose a direct consequence of the melting of snow, prolonged rains, are seasonal in nature- such water is temporary, usually does not have a permanent make-up, showers passed- gone and perched.
Their arrival is a direct consequence of the occupation of Latvia implemented by the Soviet Union.
It was a direct consequence of a series of extensive slaughter lamb experiments carried out at the Elsenburg Research Station of the Department of Agriculture since 1927 over a period of more than ten years.