Examples of using Specific consequences in English and their translations into Greek
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On the other hand, a global economy,with the Union at its forefront, has specific consequences.
Furthermore, the texts approved will have significant specific consequences, whose effects will be immediately noticeable.
Whosoever contracts with violent means for whatever ends--and every politician does--is exposed to its specific consequences.
IAs should also assess the option of inaction,as well as the specific consequences for small and medium-sized enterprises.
Whosoever contracts with violent means for whatever ends--and every politician does--is exposed to its specific consequences.
The promotion of a CO2 reduction strategy aimed at altering the specific consequences of climate change is also to be welcomed.
The codification of the fundamental rights of the Union, while coexisting with the other componentsof Article 6 TEU, has specific consequences.
This came on the heels of a warning from U.S. Secretary of Defense Ash Carter of“specific consequences” for China's continued“aggressive” actions in the Sea.
With Hercules, Greece is directly participating in an attempt to reduce bad loans andany lack of action will have a large cost and specific consequences.
This has very specific consequences as regards the applicable law, since our relation with the lenders is now governed by International and European law and not by the English law.
Many of the attributes associated with the Judaic-Christian-Islamic God have specific consequences that can be tested empirically.
The specific consequences for small and medium-sized enterprises should be taken into account where appropriate and they must always be kept up to date with current developments in the legislative process.
Threaten with consequences: It's always most effective to avoid threatening your child with specific consequences in the heat of the moment.
For any behaviour to be defined as addictive, there have to be specific consequences such as it becoming the most important activity in the person's life or being the way they improve their mood.
But, by commencing from this starting point, and building Ecclesiology on this basis,there will be specific consequences with regard to our Ecclesiology.
That is why it is crucial that the specific consequences for developing countries of the regions entering into an FTA should be fully assessed before any serious consideration is given to the introduction of greater reciprocity.
Confidence Many garage owners that non-residential premises does not require ventilation,help to refute the specific consequences of the absence of the system.
(28) Specific consequences already attach to failure to comply with the obligations imposed by Regulation No 178/2002, as is readily apparent from Article 17(2), according to which Member States shall lay down rules on penalties applicable to infringements of food and feed law.
Regarding the HR situation,the Commission focused mostly on developing measures to remedy specific consequences of the 2004 reform.
However, it is clear from the express wording used by that institution in referring to that legislation that its intention was merely better to illustrate the specific consequences of the fact, not disputed by the Italian Republic, that not all violent intentional crimes were covered by a compensation scheme in force in Italy, without thereby limiting the scope of the alleged failure to fulfil obligations solely to the examples mentioned.
It will depend on the practice of Greek courts whether the clauses of the Convention will remain in the domain of soft law orwhether they will be elevated to binding rules with specific consequences in the event of their being violated.
The Commission has initiated procedures for irregularities against France, Italy and Greece,since it considers that certain specific consequences of their national regulations are incompatible with the freedom to provide services guaranteed by Article 59 of the EEC Treaty.
It is also noted that beyond the unanimous condemnation of Turkish provocations and the support for the Republic of Cyprus, for the first time, in a collective decision of the EU's highest body,it is underlined that unlawful acts against a Member State are not tolerated and have specific consequences.
Therefore, aside from the negative image that the lack of an agreement could convey, it would also have very tangible, very real,very specific consequences that would certainly not help to improve the European Union's image in the eyes of the citizens themselves.
If the Single Market is only to be a conduit for rampant liberalisation, deregulating public services, social systems and workers' rights by submitting them to fierce competition, this is a cause for concern, even though it has andmay have several positive specific consequences for consumers and in the everyday lives of our fellow citizens.
At this time, it is also important to stress the topicality of this fight for equality in law and in life,considering that the crisis of capitalism has specific consequences in the lives of women, as the main victims of insecure and underpaid jobs, and of poverty!
The most important specific consequence of failure to act is that, where, in civil proceedings, one party fails to act, the other party can, under certain circumstances, apply for judgment in default(Sections 396 and 442 ZPO).
The present value of the tax shield arises from the fact that the company isbeing financed with debt, and it is the specific consequence of the lower tax paid by the company as a consequence of the interest paid on the debt in each period.
Specific immediate consequences such dreams usually do not predict.
Implied consequences without specific reference to physical harm.