Examples of using Considerable implications in English and their translations into German
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This would have considerable implications for particle physics and cosmology.
The Rothley report is an immensely complex report with considerable implications for the future.
However, it has considerable implications in social, environmental and land-use terms.
Throughout the Union,the rise in the numbers of elderly people has considerable implications, in particular, for housing policy.
This will have considerable implications for the development of a Common Foreign and Security Policy.
The establishment of Economic and Monetary Union has considerable implications for the balance of payments statistics.
I believe that, given the considerable implications of the textiles issues, not least for employment, we ought not to vote on such a matter rather hastily this afternoon.
Changes to the procedure for the adoption of implementing provisions have also had considerable implications for the modernised Code.
It is a field which also has considerable implications both for employment in the EU and for industry.
In addition to this process of huge change for Europe,many world tensions have considerable implications for Union action.
Mandating network access has considerable implications for investment in infrastructure and the overall level of competition in the market.
The construct of risk is adownright characteristic of modern society and has considerable implications regarding behaviour and economics.
Many of the new measures have considerable implications for the use of public funds, and adequate provision needs to be made for transparency, accountability and public audit.
What's really extraordinary is the demonstrated adjustability of the tunnelling and interaction of the atomsin the current experiments, which will have considerable implications for the properties of the many-body system," adds Selim Jochim.
However, the implementation of such requirements might have considerable implications that need to be assessed carefully with regards to cost-effectiveness, technical feasibility and practical consequences when applied to the motorcycle sector.
The response at EU level to the financial and economic crisis has involved new measures andarrangements which could have considerable implications for the use of public funds, including an increased risk of gaps in accountability and public audit;
The EESC fears that the complexity and specific nature of this issue,which have considerable implications for competitiveness, could give rise to a debate that could slow down the legislative process and delay the regulation's expected results.
Because this legislation has considerable financial implications.
Building or renovating a house has considerable environmental implications.
It has considerable financial implications and requires a sustainable mode of financing.
Its scientific, technological, economic and human implications are considerable.
There are considerable economic implications in terms of competitiveness, economic growth and employment.
While it all seems purely to do with technical matters,there are nonetheless considerable political implications.
These provide for new tax regulations that have considerable financial implications for the subsidiaries operating in the United States.