Examples of using Scope and consequences in English and their translations into French
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Violence at work: scope and consequences, by Stéphane Guay.
But who would then be in a position to plan the scope and consequences of it?
The scope and consequences of bullying and cyberbullying.
Of crucial importance to see the scope and consequences.
Endorsements 5a and 23b- scope and consequences of these endorsements in the light of recent case law.
Encourage scientists to better understand the exact scope and consequences of their statements..
The size, scope and consequences of rural poverty on a global scale,and particularly its impact on young people and their prospects for the future.
The work of education still exceeds, by its scope and consequences, that of generation.
If the accused is planning a guilty plea, ensure that the plea is informed and that the accused understands its scope and consequences.
United will take reasonable steps to limit the scope and consequences of any of these disclosures.
The scope and consequences of terrorism and terrorist threats have led Statesand the international community to unite in the struggle to eliminate them.
Finally, the Comité considers the complexity, scope and consequences of the bill from a legal standpoint.
The scope and consequences of such a process have to be assessedand should be directed to the full implementation of the objectives of the Vienna Declaration and Programme of Action";
The Cooperative will take reasonable steps to limit the scope and consequences of any of these disclosures.
The nature, scope and consequences of drug use in the community should be assessed in order to guide the development and implementation of health services tailored for people who use drugs.
In such a case,it publishes a message for the attention of the Federal Assembly on the scope and consequences of such a commitment.
Listen to the webinar Violence at work: Scope and consequences given on October 11 by Stéphane Guay video in French Only.
If need be,it issues a message for the attention of the Federal Assembly on the scope and consequences of such a commitment.
The first event,"The Coming Avian Flu Pandemic: Its Scope and Consequences on a Global Society", was hosted by Fairleigh Dickinson on 3 November 2005.
It has thus been possible to make State officials aware of the significance, scope and consequences of the commitment.