Examples of using Is a direct consequence in English and their translations into Hebrew
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This is a direct consequence of inaction.
The main victim is the person whose injury-to his person or his property- is a direct consequence of the tort;
It is a direct consequence of the previous paragraph.
If refugees endure terrible conditions and die in Libya, this is a direct consequence of a targeted EU policy.
This disease is a direct consequence of a lack of vitamin A in the body.
In this essay,I am going to develop a theory that the rise of ADHD in America is a direct consequence of fat avoidance and sun avoidance.
That is a direct consequence of Hamas' overall strategy and ideology, and is not set to change in the foreseeable future.
The event occurring now is a direct consequence of events that have come before it.
The need for such changes in the statute can often be caused by a change in the location of the entity, a change in the name change of the charter capital and, possibly,the number of shares that is a direct consequence of the share issue.
The inadequacy of the answers we receive is a direct consequence of the limitations implicit in the viewpoints of the questioner.
Edema is a direct consequence of this or that allergic reaction, as a result of which a huge amount of histamine is produced in the human body.
The fact that there are these refugees is a direct consequence of the act of the Arab states in opposing partition and the Jewish state.
They refuse to recognize that the murder of Israeli civilians is a direct consequence of Palestinian incitement of religious frenzy and continuously condemn Israel for defending itself.
This visit of a high-level Hamas delegation to Egypt is a direct consequence of opening a new page in relations between Hamas and Egypt for the first time since Mohammed Morsi was ousted in July 2013.
The religious intolerance that threatens Europe- which is a direct consequence of the irresponsible migration policy of Brussels- has translated into unprecedented violence in the western half of the continent," it said, alluding to a number of deadly Islamist militant attacks since 2015.
The religious intolerance that threatens Europe- which is a direct consequence of the irresponsible migration policy of Brussels- has translated into unprecedented violence in the western half of the continent,” it said, alluding to a number of deadly Islamist militant attacks since 2015.
But their deaths are a direct consequence of his decision.
Global warming, earthquakes, hurricanes, and other natural disasters are a direct consequence of the decline in numbers of pirates since the 1800s.
Other religions are based on a particular theology and philosophy,and their rules and codes of conduct are a direct consequence of their belief system.
They argue that ADHD may be a direct consequence of a large shift in dietary practices that has taken place in America over the last 40 years-- a shift towards increased consumption of processed foods containing an overabundance of sugar and starch, along with a dramatic shift in the sources of fat from meat, fish, and eggs to vegetable fats and oils.
It was a direct consequence of those how-to books that translated mysterious craft secrets into simple rules.
Following the September 11, 2001 attacks on the U.S.,Bakri told the BBC that"what happened was a direct consequence of the evil foreign policy of the USA.
So what occurred in Stuttgart was a direct consequence of the talk I had on December tenth with Herr Uehli to acquaint him with my observations on the current state of affairs in the Society.
And whether it is a direct or indirect consequence of sex.
Memory loss due to dementia is one of the biggest problems that affects older adults,even though it is not a direct consequence of aging.
This is not a direct consequence of getting older.
There is evidence from the history,physical examination or laboratory findings that the disturbance is a direct physiological consequence of another medical condition, substance intoxication or withdrawal(i.e. due to a drug of abuse or to a medication), or exposure to a toxin, or is due to multiple etiologies.