Examples of using Considerable consequences in English and their translations into German
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That he died a Protestant martyr had considerable consequences for his later reputation.
Considerable consequences for a large number of economic sectors, human health and ecosystems are expected in Europe.
Disruptive developments have considerable consequences in all segments of the labour market.
A lack,an excess or a spoilage of one or more juices can have considerable consequences for health.
This will have considerable consequences- not only for the global economy but also for the United States itself.
In the field of social security, this could have considerable consequences for insured persons.
This often has considerable consequences in terms of technical implementation and the key economic figures.
Deficient products in the health care sector may lead to considerable consequences for manufacturers and patients.
Conventional sunscreen has considerable consequences for the marine ecosystem, because the chemical substances facilitate the dying of the corals.
The introduction of compulsory basic and continuous training will have direct and considerable consequences on present teaching capacity in the Member States.
The ageing population will thus have considerable consequences for the long-term sustainability of public finances taking into account the need for universal adequate pensions.
Each of the individual five methods entails measures with short,medium and long-term effects which will in some cases have considerable consequences for enterprises.
The ten-year process had considerable consequences for progress of Tycho's theoretical work during his life.
At the same time, legaland organizational conditions for various material groups are being reformulated, which will have considerable consequences for industrial practice.
The used mushrooms-svinushki can lead to considerable consequences for an organism, up to a lethal outcome.
Apart from the potentially important effects on the levelof aggregate savings, a rising dependency ratio will have considerable consequences for the contribution.
Mistakes in taking medicines are thereby common, with considerable consequences for the patients as well as for the health system.
Digitisation has considerable consequences for leadership and organisational matters too, which extend to the question of how qualifications and skills are to be gained in future, as job specifications are changing, and some job profiles will disappear altogether.
Please note that a change of study program or major can have considerable consequences for international students regarding the residence permit.
Digitalisation will have considerable consequences for the labour market and work organisation, such as greater income disparities and reduced access to social security systems, which can be prove negative if not properly countered4.
Millions of tonnesof plastic find their way into the world's oceans each year. This has considerable consequences for marine ecosystems, the fishing industry, tourism and human health.
On the other hand, they have considerable consequences for the labour market and work organisation, such as greater income disparities and reduced access to social security systems, which can be prove negative for some workers if not properly countered.
The various rules addressing a specific area of global governance do notalways make up a fully coherent system-with considerable consequences for key aspects like compliance, problem-solving effectiveness, coordination, legitimacy, participation and inclusiveness.
I find it deeply concerning that such a proposal with such considerable consequences could have been made in a report which fails(because of its macroeconomic focus) to systematically consider any cost-benefit analysis of current European Cohesion mechanisms.
Mrs Lüders pointed out that harassers had to expect“considerable consequences pursuant to the labour law”-“up to a dismissal without notice”.
The established lack of bargaining capacity of the CGZP has considerable consequences not only for the manpower suppliers using the collective agreements, but also for the hiring firms.
It is easy tosee that the above-outlined growth dynamic has considerable consequences, in relation to both the skills of pupils and the actions of parents and teachers.
The implementation of a coherent Community policy in the areascovered by"Europe 2000" would have considerable consequences for future decisions by private and public investors concerning the location of businesses and transport routes and the decisions of individual citizens with regard to where they want to live.
You must be aware from previous private correspondence that I had with the Referendum Commission on behalf of my colleagues in our EU Research andInformation Centre that many people on the No-side consider this be a Lisbon Treaty amendment of considerable consequence.
That the intellingentsia was thinking of the time of the system change,"in the post-modern manner", has a considerable consequence, Â which real importance can be visible only some decades later.