Examples of using Specific consequences in English and their translations into Portuguese
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Be prepared to offer specific consequences if the person rejects seeking treatment.
On the other hand, a global economy, with the Union at its forefront, has specific consequences.
Specific consequences have been drawn in recent case law from the principle of proportionality.
Everyform of flexible work organisation bringswith it specific consequences for the personnel.
The inclusion of auditory specific consequences in equivalence classes may be an alternative to the establishment of such kind of discrimination.
Such use of the devices occurs in a certain cultural and social context,resulting from it specific consequences.
IAs should also assess the option of inaction,as well as the specific consequences for small and medium-sized enterprises.
Mdf Paris Invisitization of inequalities at work Beyond these orders,it is imperative to keep in mind that each new attack on the labor code has specific consequences on employees.
The promotion of a CO2 reduction strategy aimed at altering the specific consequences of climate change is also to be welcomed.
Nevertheless, there are specific consequences that follow from the quantification of whatever quality, attribute, or achievement, between schools, children, Universities, etc, is at issue.
Intimate partner violence is a universal phenomenon with a complex web of risk factors and specific consequences for the victim's health.
The specific consequences for small and medium-sized enterprises should be taken into account where appropriate and they must always be kept up to date with current developments in the legislative process.
Even using the same software that are present in OO paradigm,there are many specific consequences in the world of data-oriented activities.
The grouping of these causes was performed according to specific consequences of the disease for example, ischemic cardiopathy due to acute coronary syndrome, chronic stable angina, chronic ischemic cardiopathy, and ischemic cardiomyopathy.
Confidence Many garage owners that non-residential premises does not require ventilation,help to refute the specific consequences of the absence of the system.
That is why it is crucial that the specific consequences for developing countries of the regions entering into an FTA should be fully assessed before any serious consideration is given to the introduction of greater reciprocity.
However, at the beginning of September, the forum published on the Médiapart site on the initiative of feminist activists andvarious supporters points to the specific consequences of the orders against an already precarious female population.
All of this legislation relates either to a very general framework for informing andconsulting employees or to specific consequences of change or restructuring, and, to a large extent, the individual provisions can be applied independently of one another.
It must be borne in mind that nowadays the ne bis in idem principle is enshrined in the Charter, in Article 50 thereof to be exact. The codification of the fundamental rights of the Union, while coexisting with the other components of Article 6 TEU,has specific consequences.
The Commission has initiated procedures for irregularities against France, Italy and Greece,since it considers that certain specific consequences of their national regulations are incompatible with the freedom to provide services guaranteed by Article 59 of the EEC Treaty.
If the Single Market is only to be a conduit for rampant liberalisation, deregulating public services, social systems and workers' rights by submitting them to fierce competition, this is a cause for concern, even though it has andmay have several positive specific consequences for consumers and in the everyday lives of our fellow citizens.
Therefore, aside from the negative image that the lack of an agreement could convey, it would also have very tangible, very real,very specific consequences that would certainly not help to improve the European Union's image in the eyes of the citizens themselves.
Specifically, we apply a¿political economy of power¿(pep) framework to understand the emergence of keynes¿s economic theory andits transformation into a policy agenda that had specific consequences in terms of power, governance and regulation of the economy and the population.
At this time, it is also important to stress the topicality of this fight for equality in law and in life,considering that the crisis of capitalism has specific consequences in the lives of women, as the main victims of insecure and underpaid jobs, and of poverty!
With no specific consequence, the risks of lying are low.
It is unjust to force this upon another person except as a specific consequence of personal action.
They were first predicted by Einstein in 1916; although a specific consequence of general relativity, they are a common feature of all theories of gravity that obey special relativity.
Implied consequences without specific reference to physical harm.
What specific political consequences does the Council draw from the abrupt change in the situation in Cuba?
This possibility should be left to the discretion of the Member States,which are best placed to assess the consequences of specific risks for their livestock.

