Examples of using Possible negative consequences in English and their translations into Polish
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We should inform consumers of the possible negative consequences of online gambling.
What is the point of correcting these problems ex post when the whole reason for having a safeguard clause is to anticipate possible negative consequences?
At a certain point in his speech, as Faye enumerated the possible negative consequences of the unchecked march of Islam,
protect peopleand machinesagainst possible negative consequences.
Our Lady does not talk about possible negative consequences, but her words show us the way to God,
Mr Voleš elaborated on the sanctions against Russia and the possible negative consequences for Europe as well.
Observers have also pointed out the possible(negative) consequences of transferring the property earmarked for investment in Jawor from the Legnica Special Economic Zone(SSE) to the Wałbrzych SSE.
It is necessary to develop and implement social policies that minimise the possible negative consequences of company relocations.
Without thinking about the possible negative consequences, both citizens of the Russian Federation
Several member states considered that caution should be applied when implementing certain measures in order to avoid possible negative consequences in more vulnerable sectors.
The amended proposal has further limited possible negative consequences of the initial proposal without deleting so much of the key aspects of the proposal as to make it loose its effect as a tool for leverage in international negotiations.
unrestrained production of biofuels must have possible negative consequences for the environment, biodiversity,
to ensure a true protection for European industries and jobs against possible negative consequences of this FTA.
Because of the numerous causes of the pullingpain in the lower abdomen, as well as the possible negative consequences of this ailment, you should try not to disregard the advice of professional nutritionists
feedingstuffs following a nuclear accident must be regulated particularly strictly given the possible negative consequences for the public.
Whereas the contained use of genetically modified micro-organisms should be carried out in such way as to limit their possible negative consequences for human health
The EU 2002 Strategy for Sustainable Development of European Aquaculture included a commitment to introduce management rules to address the possible negative consequences of such movements.
The amendments presented in this proposal aim at eliminating, all possible negative consequences of the instrument in its original form, such as in
ECR are turning a blind eye to the possible negative consequences this will bring to Europe's labour market.
new legislation applying to the same products, an impact assessment should be undertaken at EU level, taking account of the possible negative consequences for the industry's competitiveness on a global market and the possible marginal improvements in practice for these machines.
with a view to preventing possible negative consequences as regards entry into Schengen territory
Whereas it is in the interest of all the Schengen States to apply uniform rules to the issue of visas in the context of their common policy on the movement of persons, with a view to preventing possible negative consequences as regards entry into Schengen territory
job creation whilst keeping in check the possible negative consequences of services liberalisation,
I would like the Commission to present principles for the protection of consumers from the negative consequences of possible airline bankruptcies.
Eco-Tax in relation with addressing possible negative social consequences by redistribution revenues to compensate the poor i.e. India, tax of Rs50