Examples of using Important consequence in English and their translations into German
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This has had three important consequences.
An important consequence results from this.
A meeting which would have important consequences.
 Few important consequences of this principle are.
But this very statement also involves an important consequence.
People also translate
All this bears important consequences for our lives as believers.
His relevant historical consciousness can be generalized with important consequences.
Psoriasis has important consequences, both physical and emotional.
Increased prosperity and the creation of jobs in Europe are an important consequence of this.
An important consequence of a decision for FirstSpirit: investment security.
To begin with, the single market has important consequences for health and health systems.
This had important consequences for how its phonological system must be reconstructed.
But the future of Europe is at stake here,and it is already an extremely important consequence.
This insight has important consequences for the formation of new structures in the Universe.
This seems to be a trivial statement, but it has an extremely important consequence that many people appear to overlook.
The important consequence is that the instrumental resolution is not convoluted with the scattering function.
But this governmental imperative to maintain"international competitiveness" also has an important consequence for democracy.
An important consequence of wage policy for the design of social policy is an increas- ing accentuation of the problem of poverty among the working population.
However, this time the enforced break has an extremely important consequence, as it will not be possible to travel to the ISS from the United States for some years.
An important consequence of the Thirty Years' War was Swiss independence from the Holy Roman Empire, which was formally recognised by the Treaty of Westphalia.
Well now this can be called an open secret,and the fact that now we can talk about it is an important consequence of the European political events of the past few years.
This is another important consequence of cheap oil: lower prices make it more difficult to judge the point at which wage pressure becomes inflationary.
But what hasn't been as widely discussed is an important consequence for investors in this space: changes to LIBOR language in new-issue and amended credit agreements-particularly how these changes are implemented.
An important consequence of this openness is the fact that the fixed dichotomies which nowadays exist within the knowledge system- in particular, the dichotomy between the natural sciences and the humanities- are surprisingly late products of the development of science.
A second important consequence of the collision was major strike slip faulting, facilitating the tectonic"escape" of China like a squeezed melon seed.
Another important consequence of the vicious circle of overfishing, overcapacity and low economic resilience is high political pressure to increase short-term fishing opportunities at the expense of the future sustainability of the industry.
An important consequence of this status is that she was not submitted in the thirties as a left analyst in Hungary to the tension and rivalries with the orthodox and could choose and establish her own position among this huge debate of the decade.
Hence, another important consequence of the adult-child definition adopted is its influence on the classification of households by type- for example whether a couple with grown-up children is classified as a nuclear'couple with children' household or as a more complex type containing'a couple, children andother adults.
Another important consequence of the climatic changes is sea level rise, which will dramatically affect these coastal areas, especially in those developing countries that have large populations living in coastal areas and that lack both the technology and the financial resources to cope with the rising sea.
