Examples of using Necessary consequence in English and their translations into Hungarian
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The necessary consequence of this was political centralization.
The conditions of bourgeois existence without the necessary consequences of those conditions.
The necessary consequence of this was political centralisation.
The disparity among men is but the necessary consequence of their own free volition.
A necessary consequence for this has been the political centralization.
States and societies exist because they turn out to be the necessary consequence of individual life.
As a necessary consequence of this limitation it follows that their activities are practically confined to the astral and physical planes.
State and society exists only because they have arisen as a necessary consequence of the life of individuals.”.
The establishment of such a service is a logical and necessary consequence of the decision to combine two foreign policy roles in one and it is crucial to the development of the European Union's foreign policy identity.
The world war is here,and the annihilation of the Jews must be the necessary consequence.”.
The"accident" of the oil tanker Prestige, however,was not a coincidence, but the necessary consequence of the unregulated- laissez-faire- globalised economic system, which can happen again any time.
This is a very important historical fact which happened not so long ago andfrom which one should draw the necessary consequences.
In case of private nature, the inspection must be terminated,but the employer may apply the necessary consequences of labor law if the usage for private purposes in itself was unlawful.
There are punishments which are the natural results of sin, and which men cannot escape,because they are the natural and necessary consequences of sin.
We will close our disquisition, the propositions of which have resulted as necessary consequences from the principle"causa aequat effectum," and which are in accordance with all the phenomena of Nature, with a practical deduction.
The world war is here andthe annihilation of the Jews must be the necessary consequence.[121][122].
The just suspended fixation on thefact of a world divided in two parts with all its absolutely necessary consequences is looking for newer realities of the modern society, maybe even for a perceived new modern society until now not yet free in its concrete form.
Is it true, as many people think and say,that this new way of celebrating the Mass is a necessary consequence of Vatican II?
I also think that it is good- and this is also something that is, in fact, a necessary consequence of the Treaty of Lisbon- that the position of this House in the area of international negotiations in respect of international agreements will be considerably improved and Parliament is to be granted genuine access to all information and to all of the conferences.
They all want the impossible, namely,the conditions of bourgeois life without the necessary consequences of those conditions.
Fulfillment of these conditions, resting partly in the species, as well as partly, in the condition of this species, i.e. in the respective degree of maturity,results as a necessary consequence, in a natural, automatic passage.
The Westminster Confession says that wemay base genuine doctrine on good and necessary consequence inferred from Scripture.
Without the knowledge Revelation gives of God we cannot recognize sin clearly and are tempted to explain it as merely a developmental flaw, a psychological weakness,a mistake, or the necessary consequence of an inadequate social structure, etc.
Each year always heralds enormous increases in the operating costs of this institution,this time camouflaged as it were as a necessary consequence of the Treaty of Lisbon, which to my knowledge has not even been adopted yet.
Gaetano Mosca, the father of democratic elitism, famously declared that‘ruling classes do not justify their power exclusively by de facto possession of it, but try to find a moral and legal basis for it,representing it as the logical and necessary consequence of doctrines and beliefs that are generally recognised and accepted.'.
But also because these two Addresses, likewise drafted by Marx, are, no less than The Civil War, outstanding examples of the author's remarkable gift, first proved in The Eighteenth Brumaire of Louis Bonaparte, for grasping clearly the character,the import and the necessary consequences of great historical events, at a time when these events are still in progress before our eyes or have only just taken place.
But also because these two Addresses, likewise drafted by Marx, are, no less than The Civil War, outstanding examples of the author's remarkable gift, first proved in The Eighteenth Brumaire of Louis Bonaparte, for grasping clearly the character,the import, and the necessary consequences of great historical events, at a time when these events are still in process before our eyes, or have only just taken place.