Examples of using Direct implications in English and their translations into German
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Darwin's theorieshave direct implications on our understanding of agriculture.
Consequently, the management of our climate-related processes has strong and direct implications on our long-term business success.
This may have direct implications for myelin-related disorders.
The progressive globalisation of commercial relations affects and has direct implications for companies' legal relations worldwide.
This has no direct implications for the public or the economic process, since the acquis is not affected.
We must promote more investment programmes in our states,both in renewable energy and in areas with direct implications for climate change.
The costs involved are very real, with direct implications for jobs, consumers and electricity generation.
This has direct implications for education and training, as it is necessary to preserve investment in growth-friendly areas such as education and training.
Suspension of the free movement of persons would have direct implications for the almost 450,000 Swiss Abroad living in the European Union.
The other measures of national regulation are to be found in theGerman case where laws and statutes have sections that have direct implications for new technology.
Besides these direct implications of additive manufacturing, superordinate connections play an increasingly important role in the future of manufacturing.
Furthermore, Syria's relations with Iraq and Iran andits activities with regard to these countries have direct implications for the general situation in the Middle East.
As such, there are direct implications for previously applied national standards such as the German Digital Signature Act(SigG) and the German Digital Signature Ordinance SigV.
The start of the military intervention in Yemen- a desperately poor country in the southern part of the Arabian Peninsula-had direct implications for the Swiss weapons industry.
Apart from legal requirements, these numbers have direct implications on traffic infrastructure, entry capacities, sanitary and catering units and the location of the events.
Starting in midAugust[1996], the Syrain Armed Forces have conducted a series of redeployments and maneuvers that have direct implications for their ability to lauch an attack on Israel….
Here I would also like to respond to Mr Titley-there are no direct implications for the European Union's enlargement policy, which will continue, as will the European Neighbourhood Policy and other policies.
In writing.-(IT) Mr President, ladies and gentlemen, transport undoubtedly has an impact on society's socio-economic condition and, at the same time,it has direct implications for the environment.
This kind of market risk is mind-boggling, and has direct implications for not only the incentives of farmers to invest in higher productivity technology, such as modern seeds and fertilizers, but also direct implications for food security.
This matter was debated at a special sitting and when Poland joined the Union it undertook tocomply with the EU legislation in force, notably regarding its direct implications for the internal legislation of a Member State.
That decision, in fact, falls to each Member State to adopt, as it could have direct implications relating to the combating of fraud and tax evasion and the fight against economic and financial crime, as well as for the protection of shareholders and creditors.
In this area, scientists of the Faculties of Sciences and Engineering and the two Erlangen Fraunhofer In-stitutes deal with groundbreaking approaches towards sustainable energy and their direct implications for the environment and climate.
They are off course direct implications of network neutrality violations on freedom of expression, media pluralism, and cultural diversity, but these should all be safeguarded if the EU regulatory framework is updated to include strong protection against illegitimate traffic management practices.
The Conference declares that, whenever rules on protection of personal data to be adoptedon the basis of Article 16 could have direct implications for national security, due account will have to be taken of the specific characteristics of the matter.
So today I'm here to argue that this is not at all an esoteric Ivory Tower activity that we find at our universities, but that broad study across species, tissue types andorgan systems can produce insights that have direct implications for human health.
Noting that the TPNW is the biggestdevelopment in recent decades in matters of disarmament with direct implications for the maintenance of global peace and security, Ambassador Moncada said,"For our country, the threat of use or the use of nuclear weapons is unjustifiable, illegal and immoral.
Furthermore, the symposium provided a platform for further discussion and enabled scientists andstudents to exchange their points of view in this very relevant field with its direct implications on our social coexistence.
Rapid changes in the age distribution of the European population- fewer children, more elderly people- have become an increasinglyimportant concern at Community level given the direct implications for such areas as health care and pension funding which accompany these phenomena.
With regard to the use of allergenic substances, the EESC recommends that the Commission prohibit the use of all fragrances and sensitisers, since they may contain not only allergenic substances- that should clearly be banned-but also other substances that have direct implications for children's immune systems.
With regard to the use of allergenic substances, the EESC recommends that the Commission prohibit the use of all fragrances and sensitisers, since they may contain not only allergenic substances- that should clearly be banned, even if their use is technically unavoidable in manufacturing the product-but also other substances that could have direct implications for children's immune systems.