Examples of using One consequence in English and their translations into Finnish
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So that was one consequence of your sustainable war?
Airy objected to the emphasis placed by Russell on his"Great Primary Wave", wrongly arguing that it was neither great nor primary,but just one consequence of the linear shallow water theory which he(Airy) had given.
One consequence is financial: divorce is not free.
Let us begin, however, with mergers. One consequence of EMU is, of course, that we see more and more mergers.
One consequence could be to extend the future accession negotiations.
You didn't buy it. One consequence of that, by the way, is that the phone never broke.
One consequence was to encourage the development of light cruisers and aircraft carriers.
Social(or institutional) objective worlds are one consequence of institutionalization, and are created when institutions are passed on to a new generation.
One consequence of this is that no reference is made to the ongoing offences against human rights in Turkey.
This is one consequence of following the Short Path.
One consequence has been huge job losses, albeit to different extents in the various Member States.
Crime may also be one consequence of a high unemployment rate, particularly in countries where unemployment benefits are not very good.
One consequence of ignoring subsidiarity is that a universal solution is proposed for very different situations in the Member States.
One consequence is that the scientific community is ageing, whilst young scientists are faced with an insecure future and uncertain careers.
One consequence of Member State delays is that phones considered to be essential devices by citizens are not fully functional in Europe.
One consequence of this is that children are forced to drop out of school early, which may, in the medium term, accentuate the risk of poverty amongst young people.
I can see one consequence of the compromise that has been reached here: undertakings will have to compete to develop substances with safer properties.
One consequence of growth is that the surge in containerised trade and liner shipping is leading to high congestion in certain seaports and port-hinterland connections.
As one consequence, some provider countries have established increasingly restrictive conditions for access to genetic resources or associated traditional knowledge.
One consequence of the Duhem-Quine thesis is that one can make any theory compatible with any empirical observation by the addition of a sufficient number of suitable ad hoc hypotheses.
One consequence of that merger would be a modification of the service to run from Rotterdam to ódż in Poland, which should help to make the service commercially viable.
One consequence of this is that research might be concentrated by these companies in global research centres, which could have the effect of down-grading their Swedish research operations.
One consequence of this was that the programme tended to replicate within itself difficulties directly involving of disabled people which are encountered throughout the field of disability policy and practice.
One consequence of the temporary failure of the European Constitution has been that intergovernmental cooperation has remained what it was before, namely the black hole of European democracy.
Finally-- One consequence of buying a bad-fitting pair of jeans when there is only one kind to buy is that when you are dissatisfied, and you ask why, who's responsible, the answer is clear: the world is responsible.
One consequence of this association was his monograph Solution of equations and systems of equations which was published in 1960 and was the result of a series of lectures he had given at the National Bureau of Standards.
One consequence has been that a situation arose in 2003 where the budgetary resources available for extraordinary regional disasters proved insufficient if the aid rate of 2.5% of total direct damage was to be applied.
One consequence of that is the presentation of the economic and employment policy guidelines, for the first time integrated and for a period of 3 years, which will have to be incorporated into national reform programmes, which will also be innovative.
One consequence of a common Statute for Members of the European Parliament might, for example, be that one country's MEPs received salaries several times higher than those of their own country's Head of State or Government.
Mr President, one consequence of the lack of a single strategy for tax is that the standard of the state's welfare provision at the heart of Europe can no longer be maintained, and this is becoming more and more the prime cause for jobs being moved elsewhere and lost to us.