Examples of using Negative implications in English and their translations into Polish
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Undeclared work has several negative implications.
This has negative implications on their career prospects and wages.
However, this could have potential negative implications for yields.
This could have negative implications for medium-term growth potential if not corrected.
Use under guidance andmedical health expert directives to avoid negative implications.
The obstacles have negative implications going beyond the pure tax problem.
The IA looks at four options andprovides a detailed analysis of their positive and negative implications.
Naturally, this then has negative implications for all the Member States.
IoT systems which have not properly addressed these questions could have serious negative implications, such as.
Current rules also have negative implications for the CIU managers.
From that standpoint, the rapporteur's initiative may indicate interventionism,which would have negative implications for the economy.
This classification could have negative implications, leading to a degradation of the environment.
But if the threshold for content at the EU level was set too low in thehope of saving costs, this might in turn have negative implications for investors.
Long-term unemployment has many negative implications for the individual and for society.
This has two negative implications; firstly it cost me more as I was using more hot water, secondly and more importantly it meant that the bathroom was tied up for longer upsetting the'long-haired General'- Jo.
Security incident" shall mean an occurrence with negative implications for the security and safety of persons and property;
Within this context,setting intervention levels to zero for other feed grains in the same time frame as the maize reform would allow for intervention without having negative implications for the cereals market as a whole.
Despite all the negative implications I decided to perform the operation which in the end minimized the chance of a recurrence.
At the same time, however, the Commission's proposal contains solutions that may have negative implications for the economies of the Member States.
However, this could have potential negative implications for defined benefit schemes because contributions are no longer being made.
Transport did not reduce significantly its GHG intensity by switching to cleaner energy sources and still depends to 97% on fossil fuels,which has negative implications also for the security of energy supply.
The bubble effect may have negative implications for civic discourse, according to Pariser, but contrasting views regard the effect as minimal and addressable.
We will monitor this issue extremely closely, given the potential negative implications which the proposal that emerges in 2013 could have.
Nevertheless, it was emphasised that this improvement in profitability may only be temporary and any adverse factors, particularly possible unfavourable developments in raw material prices,could have negative implications on the current profitability.
Additionally, the expenses originating from this tragedy have multiple negative implications for the quality of life, sustainable development and global warming.
Despite the willingness of Member States to cooperate in the field of taxation, tangible results have not been achieved, and tax fraud remains at an extremely high level in the EU andbrings far too many negative implications both to our economies and our citizens.
The phenomenon of emigration fuelled by situations of crisis andinstability has negative implications for the origin country, the destination country and the displaced populations themselves.
In addition, the Commission's proposals are such that the main burden of adjustment to the new rates would have to be borne by the least developed Member States of the Union, which is a matter of great concern:hence the amendments proposed in Mr Schmidt's report, which are aimed at minimising such negative implications, whilst not undermining the main aims of the Commission's proposals.
This results in distortions with potentially negative implications not only for social security systems(which fall under the jurisdiction of Member States) but also for EU macroeconomic growth i.e. the core area of joint EU policy.
The results indicated that an accurate perception of oneself results in some negative implications, such as lower self-esteem and even mild depression.