Examples of using Considerable implications in English and their translations into Portuguese
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It is a field which also has considerable implications both for employment in the EU and for industry.
The reform of the Economic and Monetary Union(EMU)is a crucial task and one with considerable implications.
The Maastricht agreement has considerable implications for environment, public health and consumer protection policies.
The Rothley report is an immensely complex report with considerable implications for the future.
I believe that, given the considerable implications of the textiles issues, not least for employment, we ought not to vote on such a matter rather hastily this afternoon.
Local and regional ecological problems can have considerable implications for international relations.
This phenomenon has considerable implications for the ergonomics of work places, the organization of work, skills and training, and the adaptability of the enterprise to technological change.
Creating a safe setup can be expensive though and have considerable implications regarding floor space.
This has had considerable implications for the living conditions of all E.C. inhabi tants, although particular groups have been more heavily hit, e.g. large families, the children, the young, the women, the handicapped and the elderly.
The goal to be attained, of free movement of people and goods,therefore has considerable implications for public health.
The Product Space network has considerable implications for economic policy, as its structure helps elucidate why some countries undergo steady economic growth while others become stagnant and are unable to develop.
The goal of making public services more responsiveto the needs and preferences of users has considerable implications for both living and working conditions.
Whereas the disparities observed in the postal sector have considerable implications for those sectors of activity which rely especially on postal services and effectively impede the progress towards internal Community cohesion, in that the regions deprived of postal services of sufficiently high quality find themselves at a disadvantage as regards both their letter service and the distribution of goods;
Brazil's Credit Rating Although technically sovereign ratings directly apply to sovereign fixed income securities, with considerable implications for their pricing, their importance stretches far beyond that.
Community provisions may have, for certain Member States, considerable implications not just from anecological point of view but also from an economic one.
Against this backdrop, and in light of the Commission's decision of 9 December to block the EDP/ENI/GDP merger,I wish to ask the Commission how it can stop a merger that has cross-border repercussions and considerable implications for competition at a time when the prevailing desire is for an integrated Iberian energy market and a more complete internal market in Europe's energy sector.
The 2003 CAP reform andthe increasingly unstable climate conditions will have considerable implications for the management of farm holdings, which will be increasingly vulnerable to risks and crises.
In Mexico, although prevalence levels are higher among patients aged 60 years or older, in an important proportion of cases,the disease starts before the age of 40, with considerable implications: longer disease time exposes to longer hyper glycemia periods, favoring the start or exacerbation of complications, which affect patients' quality of life and can lead to death.
The considerable implication of industrial partners and environmental agencies in this degree will provide such skills and thus the ability to find employment in many lines of business.
Because this legislation has considerable financial implications.
Such a body of research will entail considerable clinical implications for daily practice and patients' perspectives of remission.
Once again the Council took a decision with considerable financial implications without first obtaining the opinion of the other branch of the budgetary authority and without the existence of an adequate legal base.
This change points to considerable socioeconomic implications beyond the simple geographic distribution of the population because it is in line with the expansion of the capitalist mode of production, so while they are tributaries of the expansion of this system over the places, these changes are a sine qua non conditionn for a more effective reproduction.
We know that this is a transformation with multiple implications and considerable costs, particularly at this point in the transition.