Examples of using Necessary consequence in English and their translations into Romanian
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Sacrifice is a necessary consequence of war.
Since, then, the law originated with Moses, it terminated with John as a necessary consequence.
This is a necessary consequence of the speed regulation for Traffic Shaping.
The annihilation of Jewry must be the necessary consequence.
That hierarchy is however the necessary consequence of the restrictions on the simplified revision procedure under Article 48(6) TEU.
The level of harmonisation should be minimum, with all the necessary consequences for the regime.
The establishment of such a service is a logical and necessary consequence of the decision to combine two foreign policy roles in one and it is crucial to the development of the European Union's foreign policy identity.
Even if the premises and conclusion are all true,the conclusion is not a necessary consequence of the premises.
The construction of a new production unit is a normal and necessary consequence of the steady increase of the group turnover, together with significant investments in cutting-edge technology, production capacity and human resources.
Consumer representatives state that Tthe level of harmonisation should be minimum, with all the necessary consequences for the regime.
He also discusses the"unprovable but falsifiable" nature of theories,which is a necessary consequence of inductive logic, and that"you can disprove a theory by finding even a single observation that disagrees with the predictions of the theory".[47].
Including consumer representatives,state that the level of harmonisation should be minimum, with all the necessary consequences for the regime.
Furthermore, if the raising of the barriers to entry to the Irish PMI market to the detriment of potential new entrants is a necessary consequence of the introduction of the RES, it is clear upon weighing up the objectives of the RES and the interests involved that those objectives must take priority over the need to facilitate access to the market.
Only global harmony can unite efforts of all nations in a direction of nuclear and, then, general disarmament,which is a necessary consequence of nuclear disarmament.
I also think that it is good- and this is also something that is,in fact, a necessary consequence of the Treaty of Lisbon- that the position of this House in the area of international negotiations in respect of international agreements will be considerably improved and Parliament is to be granted genuine access to all information and to all of the conferences.
If this is not done,we will start procedures to terminate the ground agreement and draw necessary consequences, including financial ones.
However, the rapporteur fails to draw the lessons that he should regarding the necessary consequences: amongst other things, that the guiding principle of international trade should be one of complementarity rather than one of competition between producer countries and producers, and that planned agriculture oriented toward the food sovereignty and security of each country is needed.
Even though it was not intended or anticipated,that situation is a necessary consequence of the application of EU law.
The general policy objective and the more specific/operational objectives pursued by the CPD revision are not only fully consistent with several of the basic Community policies, such as the Lisbon Strategy and the policies aiming at better and simplified regulation, butare even a direct and necessary consequence of them.
This evolutionism cannot be upheld,either as a scientific truth or as a necessary consequence of the scientific theory of evolution, as some hold.
The immensity of this subject requires a judicious definition thereof- a necessary consequence of the natural limits of an opinion of this type and the fruit of contributions received from various bodies and concerns expressed at the well-attended hearing organised at the EESC on 1 March 2010 details of which can be found on the Single Market Observatory page on the EESC's website.
We see, therefore,that from this angle the redemption of the rented dwelling is a necessary consequence of the abolition of the productivity of capital in general.”.
Thus, it is said here in plain words, quite contrary to Mülberger's latest about-face, that the productivity of capital, by which confused phrase he admittedly means the capitalist mode of production, is really“taken by the horns” by the law abolishing interest, andthat precisely as a result of this law,“the redemption of the rented dwelling is a necessary consequence of the abolition of the productivity of capital in general.”.
The separation of society into an exploiting and an exploited class, a ruling and an oppressed class,was the necessary consequence of the deficient and restricted development of production in former times.
Classical economy, although not formulating the law, holds instinctively to it, because it is a necessary consequence of the general law of value.
Holders of patents who will stop their activity in connection with the new regulations will be able to get registered for free as individual entrepreneurs, with all necessary consequences taxation of income, financial and statistic reports, respect for labour legislation, etc.
As a consequence, the necessary checks are likely to be completed later than usual and the payments to beneficiaries are likely to be deferred.