Examples of using Logical consequence in English and their translations into Finnish
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What happened afterwards was simply a logical consequence.
This is not just a logical consequence of the objectives set in Lisbon.
Increasing the flexibility of Order 20/78 is a logical consequence.
The logical consequence of this is that pollution will increase in the region.
The black economy is a logical consequence of this.
The logical consequence of this aim should, therefore, be to make Council proceedings more open.
When I put them down, it's only a logical consequence of the rape.
It is simply a logical consequence of the nature of the measures adopted.
The possibility of national taxation on top of European tax is a logical consequence of subsidiarity.
Amendment 14: this is the logical consequence of simplifying the categories.
The logical consequence of developments in the real estate market was small and the interest for investment purchases.
And the last amendment is a logical consequence of the new wording of Article 251.
The logical consequence is a development towards a common police force, to which I am entirely opposed.
The other main differences are the logical consequence of that different philosophical approach.
The logical consequence of this is therefore that we cannot keep the Euratom Treaty in its present form.
I know that you are not in favour of them,Mrs Pack, but they are the logical consequence of Articles 2, 48 and 92 of the Treaty.
The logical consequence of the‘polluter pays' principle would be to levy less tax on something that pollutes less.
Article 15(2)(amendment 59):in what is a logical consequence of Article 2(2)(b) a reference to partner has been added.
The logical consequence is for them to be excluded from European subsidies and to be subject to higher taxes and fines and to have to refund financing.
The fact is that a common framework for the training of drivers is a logical consequence of the forms of liberalisation already adopted.
It is the logical consequence of a reorientation of the EU policy on statutory audit started back in 1996.
Regarding amendment N° 7, the Commission considered the deletion of“work equipment” to be a logical consequence of the wording of Article 9, paragraph 1 and 2.
The proposal for a directive is a logical consequence of the European Union's strategy to double the share of renewables in energy consumption by 2010.
Article 8(6), point(e)(amendment 20): this amendment was not requested by Parliament but is a logical consequence of the new wording of Article 3.
The Commission's proposal is the logical consequence of the decision issued by the European Court, last December.
If the conclusion is that the amendmentdoes not achieve a good balance between these goals, the only logical consequence is to amend the Commission's proposal.
This reduction of one year is the logical consequence of the reduction in the transposition period proposed in Amendment 4.
The fact that Erdogan refuses to open up Turkish ports andairports to Cypriot ships is only a logical consequence of Turkey's imperialist attitude towards Cyprus.
The logical consequence of recognising this can therefore only be that we should examine this whole area and not concentrate on just one form of this phenomenon, even if it is the form with the most adherents.
The risk would arise if this bold step were not followed up by the EU, as a logical consequence, with further equally bold steps towards complete integration.