Examples of using One consequence in English and their translations into Hungarian
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One consequence is that human lives could be in danger.".
Airy objected to the emphasis placed by Russell on his"Great Primary Wave", wrongly arguing that it was neither great nor primary,but just one consequence of the linear shallow water theory which he( Airy) had given.
One consequence of this is that you can no longer describe the right half of someones face.
THE REPLY OF THE EUROPEAN PARLIAMENT The dispersion of Parliament's activities, over three places of work,gives rise to particular problems with regard to missions, one consequence of which was that it was in no position to introduce new rules by 1 May deadline.
One consequence of this will be the"post-documenting" and subsequent amendment of the regulations.
We cannot exclude the possibility that one consequence of the repression will be expressions of unrest from the Tibetans, who will be driven to take extreme measures.
One consequence is that the people in your circle of 150 are far less likely to know each other.
While the rest usually have only one consequence(whether it's fat burning, energy production, stimulation etc.), this one focuses on more organs and systems.
One consequence of the implementation of the Internal Market is an increase in the number of potential consumers in the European Union.
One consequence is that the values obtained by this method for the mass and charge of the electron can be any finite number.
One consequence was the rise of the neoconservative hubris of US world hegemony, which has resulted in 14 years of wars that have cost $6 trillion.
One consequence is that we start giving gifts because we expect something in return, which is bad because we get offended if we do not receive anything.
One consequence of the Grue Church fire was a law which was passed the following year prescribing that all doors of public buildings must swing outwards.
One consequence of this rule is that sugar cannot be made available to charitable organisations for use for human consumption in the Community.
One consequence of the unconstrained factory in 2019 will be that the primary challenge for manufacturers is getting data out of the manufacturing environment.
One consequence of growth is that the surge in containerised trade and liner shipping is leading to high congestion in certain seaports and port-hinterland connections.
One consequence of this is the demand for Holy Communion even for people without the Catholic faith and also for those Catholics who are not in a state of sanctifying grace.
One consequence of such an approach is that this Program is suitable for lawyers and other professionals from different countries, rather than being limited to one particular jurisdiction.
One consequence of all of this will be a revived Nato, but there must still be huge questions as to whether the alliance countries can match their stronger rhetoric with increased defence capability.
One consequence of this teaching is that if you attempt to communicate with intelligent beings in one of the other realms, you need to be aware that not all such beings are benevolent.
One consequence is that 64 percent of all schoolchildren with Arabic backgrounds are so poor in reading and writing after 10 years in the Danish school system that they are not able to take an education.
One consequence of this would be a blurring of the distinction between work and leisure, as people would spend far more time working on their own livelihoods at home, at their own pace and in their own way.
One consequence of the revolution was the significant growth of exile communities which sought to play active political roles and established their own publications with support from institutions and governments in the West.
One consequence of the 2008 Commission action plan was precisely to speed up procedures, while respecting the right of Member States to provide additional information and arguments in order to ensure their rights of defence.
One consequence of the crisis could be the setting-up of new bodies at Community or international level in one or several of these fields with a mandate covering similar Community objectives as the abovementioned beneficiaries of the proposed Community programme.
One consequence of the proliferation of funds is that they are less visible, and thus citizens and interested parties are less aware of them; another is that this can lead to duplications or inconsistencies and thus reduce the overall impact of this policy.
One consequence, to which I will have to come back later, is that, as in other areas where there is no Community harmonisation, Article 56 EC does not prohibit restrictions or disadvantages resulting merely from existing disparities between national tax systems and the exercise in parallel by two Member States of their sovereign powers of taxation.
One consequence of the rising political, intellectual and religious self-confidence and self-assertion of contemporary India, especially its Hindu majority, is the Indian attempt to reclaim from the Western academy the right to‘objectively' and‘authoritatively', if not‘scientifically', explain itself and its history to the world.
It is however probable that one consequence of any proposal will be to recognise that some services, notably those offered by telecom operators which had their origins in vouchers, have evolved into something which compete with more traditional payment service providers and neutrality now requires a level playing field for tax purposes.