Examples of using An inevitable consequence in English and their translations into German
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This was an inevitable consequence of enlargement.
To Homer and the pre-classical authors, slavery was an inevitable consequence of war.
This was an inevitable consequence of enlargement.
According to the relativistic theory of length contraction, this is an inevitable consequence of performing sex at the speed of light.
It is an inevitable consequence of the policy and leads to the depletion of stocks.
SK Madam President, the penetration of the food chain by products from the chemical andpharmaceutical industry is an inevitable consequence of the intensification of agricultural output.
Public relations is an inevitable consequence of being in business.
Are we stuck with this vicious circle, which advocates of laissez-faire globalizationhave told us for 15 years is an inevitable consequence of the“invisible hand”?
This expectation is an inevitable consequence of Turkey's geography and history.
For many years we have recognised the need for a powerful set of common measures that address problems of uneven economic development across the EU- a phenomenon which is,in part at least, an inevitable consequence of the process of economic integration.
Solid waste is an inevitable consequence of the activity of professionals from the world of stone.
The evolutionary history of our dentition teaches us something different:natural tooth wear as an inevitable consequence of chewing food and habitat accompanying human evolution since ancient times.
This is an inevitable consequence of an economic system based on the exploitation of the majority by a minority.
The abuses that have been documented at places such as Abu Ghraib andGuantanamo may not have been an inevitable consequence of the administration's legal memos, but surely those memos increased enormously the likelihood that torture would be viewed as acceptable.
It is an inevitable consequence of the approximation of the national rates needed to putan end to the present shortcomings in the smooth functioning of the internal market.
Mr President, Commissioner, ladies and gentlemen,our external policy in relation to the Balkans is an inevitable consequence of the enormous mistakes we made at the beginning of the 1990s; at that time we did not have a common policy for this region, but today we do.
It is an inevitable consequence of the approximation of the national rates needed to putan end to the present shortcomings in the smooth functioning of the internal market.
This radical disproportion makes nonsense of all arguments that the current distressed state of the overall US economy is in some sense necessary,deserved, or an inevitable consequence of over-exuberant building in the desert between Los Angeles, California and Albuquerque, New Mexico in the mid-2000's.
Situations such as these are an inevitable consequence of the present phase through which we are passing- the transition from one period to another.
The Council's refusal to make the Charter of Fundamental Rights binding in law therefore puts us in an absurd situation, in which, on the one hand,fundamental rights are regarded as an inevitable consequence of the recognition of human dignity, whilst, on the other hand, people are denied the chance to exercise their rights.
The removal of border controls is merely an inevitable consequence of the EU neoliberal project and its vital interest in the free movement of capital, goods and persons in other words, workers.
If, nevertheless, the Bismarck heritage has become the firebrand that started this world conflagration, it is rather in the sense of having driven Germany on the one hand, and France, and with it all of Europe, on the other, along the downward path of militarycompetition, of having brought about the Franco-Russian alliance, of having united Austria with Germany as an inevitable consequence.
This has nothing to do with"punishment", but is an inevitable consequence of the fact that full market access can only be granted where there is a level playing field.
But this is an inevitable consequence of the Bush administration's own haughty manner, with leading spokespersons, such as Attorney General John Ashcroft, proclaiming their own righteousness in leading the effort to abrogate rights.
The delay which may be suffered in a career is an inevitable consequence of the choice made by the State concerning military organisation and does not mean that that choice falls within the scope of Community law.
As an inevitable consequence, in recent years the in-ternational community, the EU as well as national parlaments, courts and law enforcement authorities increasingly felt compelled to respond to this challenge by introducing new and intesifying already existing compliance obligations.
The concentration of wealth and power into a few hands is an inevitable consequence of the present stage of imperialism and monopoly capitalism, when a handful of giant monopolies own and control the vast majority of the means of production.
The limited increase is an inevitable consequence of the approximation of the national rates needed to putan end to the present shortcomings in the smooth functioning of the Internal Market.
While some might see these incidents as an inevitable consequence of our reliance on technology, like the pollution produced by fossil fuels, many businesses and consumers have expressed outrage, leading to the organizing of a class action lawsuit.
Is a later start of reproduction only an inevitable consequence of weak physical condition in some of the animals, or are there actually different life-history strategies(genotypes), determined by advantages and disadvantages of early vs. delayed onset of reproduction?