Examples of using Has consequences in English and their translations into German
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Everything in life has consequences.
That has consequences for both sides.
I know that time travel has consequences.
This has consequences for the religious communities as well as for the state.
I told you ignorance still has consequences.
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This new finding has consequences for the development of prevention strategies.
That went through the whole press in East Timor and has consequences.
The only thing that has consequences, is what we do.
But first... you have to learn that disobedience has consequences.
Simply because life has consequences for being wrong.
Whatever you have done, bad or good, everything has consequences.
Sleeping with the Queen has consequences. As you are about to discover.
Defaulting, restructuring, changing the terms has consequences.”.
The reduction in floods has consequences for wildlife, birds and trees.
This has consequences for the whole short voyage and everything only for fear of a storm which does not materialize!
The attitude a person adopts toward God during earthly life has consequences for his existence in the beyond.
This has consequences for free competition between the different postal administrations.
The early benefit assessment in the context of AMNOG has consequences for all stakeholders within the healthcare system.
All this has consequences for society and the environment- and therefore we consider all that when designing our products.
Exhibitors at trade fairs have different sales structures- and this has consequences for the right of withdrawal.
Everything you do in life has consequences and you never know for what it wil be good one day.
You are right when you say that a larger European Union has more influence,but it is also more complex, which has consequences for our ability to act.
Because an irresponsible„yes" also has consequences and the responsibility remains with the"yeah-sayer.
This has consequences for the self-image and identity of"the West" in international politics and for the effectiveness of transatlantic cooperation when it comes to resolving global problems.
The relationship of journalism to its audience is changing, and this has consequences for the emergence of journalistic statements.
That has consequences, for this Union's foreign policy too, and is not just a matter concerning multinational undertakings.
This process is known as ocean acidification and has consequences for calcifying organisms such as corals, mussels, and some plankton species to fully build their functional skeletons.
Yesterday's snow" has consequences now, because the locations of towns and villages are adapted to the global cooling of the small ice age.
This divine preference has consequences for the faith life of all Christians, since we are called to have“this mind….
Cleanliness has consequences for adhesive bonding as well: the bonding surface has to be free of dust and other adherent substances such as oil films or release agents.