Examples of using Further consequence in English and their translations into German
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A further consequence of this hereditary sin is the confusion in dreams!
Since this voltage is not needed by the present components,this has no further consequence.
A further consequence of the combination of all these measures was a substantial expansion in the customer base.
Even after baptism, the human inclination to sin remains as a further consequence of the fall into sin.
A further consequence of the abolition of the Swiss quota system in 2009 has been the increasing pressure on farm-gate prices.
Many medically relevant drugs bind to receptors andthus bring about certain changes in individual cells and, in further consequence, in organs or the entire organism.
A further consequence is the high levels of violence and crime in Latin America, seen as the world's most unsafe region.
We are aware of how important andnecessary it is to tighten controls at external borders, as a further consequence of free movement and the scrapping of internal border controls.
A further consequence is that the previous European Technical Approvals have been renamed"European Technical Assessments.
From this, it follows that elements for a presentation master are derived, which, in much further consequence, allows for an autonomous creation process at the highest qualitative and exclusive level possible.
A further consequence was that the process of complete separation between Bolshevism and Menshevism took a number of years.
While the implementation is the task create and engineer,advise- from a healthy distance- shows the way on the potential for success or failure of an idea in further consequence.
A further consequence of the failure of the aristocratic revolt was Austria's occupation and annexation of the Free Republic of Krakow.
This project within the project category of"industrial research" provides the basis for the development of components andprototypes that shall in further consequence be implemented into a"Zero Carbon Village.
A further consequence of the one-sidedness of methodological preference can be seen in the limited range of fields of investigation that seem appropriate.
This marketing choice has a further consequence of limiting boys because they miss out on toys that help develop cooperation, relationship building, nurturing and caregiving.
As a further consequence for the manufacturers, the programming(flashing) of controls has to be technically and procedurally ensured by a third party.
A further consequence is the damage to the merchant's reputation and to the perception of consumers regarding the level of security of such systems.
In further consequence, the professional groups involved can now use different approaches specific to their respective disciplines to work on the deficiency identified.
As a further consequence of the same, up-to-date structural and statistical data on individual NUOs were also not col lected by the contractor CBS.
In further consequence, the optimized assistant systems will be experimentally implemented and evaluated in industrial environments to gain insight about the acceptance resp.
As a further consequence the BioPark has been increasingly networking since 2012 with companies from the health sector and has already settled start-ups and companies in the BioPark.
As a further consequence the BioPark has been increasingly networking since 2012 with companies from the health industry and has already settled the first start-ups and companies at the BioPark.
A further consequence is that there is only a small step between updating the SPEL/EU data for expost representation and using the SPEL/EU-SFSS for forecasts up to the current year.
A further consequence is the intangible damage to the merchant's reputation and to the consumer perception on the security of the Internet and the use of payment instruments in this environment.
A further consequence is that there is only a gradual step from updating the SPEL/EC-Data for expost representation to using the SPEL/EC-SFSS for forecasts up to the current year.
A further consequence is the intangible damage to the merchant's reputation and to the consumer perception on the security of the Internet and the use of payment instruments in this environment.
A further consequence of these developments has been that trading has become highly concentrated in the most liquid bond issues, often at the expense of the liquidity in those less frequently traded.
A further consequence is that a bank involved in the transaction cannot be obliged to ensure payment no later than the working day following receipt of the order when it itself has not yet been credited with the payment.