Examples of using Negative implications in English and their translations into Hungarian
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This also has negative implications for men.
As with all changes, this development has had positive and negative implications.
This could have many negative implications on health.
IoT systems which have not properlyaddressed these questions could have serious negative implications.
The obstacles have negative implications going beyond the pure tax problem.
It sounds benign, but are there any negative implications?
However the negative implications of CT scans remain a legitimate concern.
With Nikwax however, you need not worry about any negative implications- just wash and go!
The term"debt" tends to have negative implications, but startup companies often find that they must acquire debt so they can finance operations.
Protecting the EU's internal market and consumer rights from the negative implications of the illegal trade in companion animals.
This recital may have had negative implications on the concept of'sustainable low-carbon technologies' suggesting that nuclear is not part of that.
We know that if we systematically monitor andanalyze dangerous situations we can avoid accidents and their negative implications for health.
Naturally, this then has negative implications for all the Member States.
Around 15 million people in the United States work night shifts or other irregular schedules,which studies have shown may have negative implications for health.
Brunner discusses several negative implications of the dualistic conception of human nature.
European Parliament resolution on protecting the EU's internal market andconsumer rights against the negative implications of the illegal trade in companion animals.
The CommissionŐs 1996 analysis did not recognise the negative implications for competition arising from the prohibition, in 1993, of such groups from carrying out first processing(12).
For each stress test, EIOPA tailors the scope and scenarios according to developments in market conditions andtheir potential negative implications for insurers.
On the other hand, this has major negative implications for human relations and situations.
For each exercise, EIOPA can tailor specific elements of stress testing according to the market conditions andtheir potential negative implications for insurers.
Long-term unemployment has many negative implications for the individual and for society.
However, the impact assessment accompanying the 2030 framework illustrates that a more ambitiouslinear factor is insufficient to address the negative implications of the severe market imbalance.
The phenomenon of emigration fuelled by situations of crisis and instability has negative implications for the origin country, the destination country and the displaced populations themselves.
Is very concerned about the harassment,arrests and attacks on journalists and the independent media outlets and the possible negative implications of new draft legislation on the funding of civil society organisations;
Any reservations about the value, benefit, or possible negative implications of the consulting engagement should be communicated to those receiving the service.
We will monitor this issue extremely closely,given the potential negative implications which the proposal that emerges in 2013 could have.
Whereas, however,private investment still remains below 2008 levels, with negative implications for potential growth, job creation and productivity;
The limited tasks and size of the Office compared to other Union agencies have negative implications for attracting and retaining staff and for organisational aspects.
Is very concerned about the pressure on independent media outlets andthe possible negative implications of new draft legislation on the funding of civil society organisations;
In principle, the discussions of the Group should not beopen to the public as their disclosure could have negative implications for trust and confidence building between the members, in view of the fact that matters discussed often concern public security.