Examples of using Practical consequences in English and their translations into Romanian
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We can only hope that they will remain without practical consequences.
In our movement the practical consequences of this principle are the following.
Symbolically, it will be the EU bordering BiH,bringing a range of practical consequences.
Lacking any practical consequences, the future Axis powers signed without hesitation.
It is now important that everyone is ready for and aware of the practical consequences a“no-deal” scenario brings.
A proof that P= NP could have stunning practical consequences, if the proof leads to efficient methods for solving some of the important problems in NP.
It is now important, the UE says, that everyone is ready for and aware of the practical consequences a no-deal scenario brings.
I would simply like the Commission to reconsider the practical consequences of its proposals, the financial impact and the problems for the authorities in the Member States.
But it is precisely the issue of respect for life which shows what misunderstandings and contradictions,accompanied by terrible practical consequences, are concealed in this position.
Citizens and enterprises who are fully informed about the practical consequences of the euro systematically feel more confident about the introduction of the single currency and appear to have minimal difficulties.
I also believe that we should ensure that the decision made by the parties is an informed one,in other words that both spouses have been duly informed about the practical consequences of their decision.
The author of the rule orpractice may have no idea of the practical consequences, and intention to discriminate is therefore not relevant.
That decision is unacceptable, and the European Union calls on other states not to recognise this proclaimed independence andasks the EC to examine the practical consequences to be drawn," they said.
Where a voucher is issued in one Member State and used in another, the practical consequences of mismatches in taxation include double and non-taxation.
The empowerment to adopt delegated acts provided for in the proposed regulation should be significantly curtailed or removed, as adjusting the requirements for payment transactions laid down in the regulation to technical progress andmarket developments will have significant practical consequences.
The president pointed out that the decision had been taken unanimously;he undertook to reconsider the practical consequences of the Bureau decision on transmission of documents to members.
Even though bibliographical references run amok, the purpose is notto take theory further, nor to look for the nearest political application, but rather to act theory out, to test its practical consequences, the subjective worldviews it proposes.
As a particular case study,we intend to analyse the theory of imprevision both from the theoretical viewpoint and the one of practical consequences that the regulation of this institution might generate in the domestic legislative environment through the provisions of the New Civil Code.
Whereas some of the provisions of this Regulation must enter into force without delay so that the Community andits Member States can prepare for the practical consequences which it will entail as from 1 January 1993;
The man who is enslaved by the sin of being a genius,analyzing some of the practical consequences of particular importance of the development of informational science, often covers himself with the blanket of loneliness, always suffering from that addictive adrenaline of doing everything himself.
Many of these requirements can hardly be met by these enterprises as it is, andwhat we are doing today will saddle them with further burdens, the practical consequences of which I have the feeling we have not sufficiently thought out.
The Commission, in close cooperation with the national regulatory authorities,will monitor the practical consequences of the short notification procedure with a view to make any further adjustments as may be necessary or add other categories of draft measures that should be notified using the short notification form.
Therefore, although it may make it more difficult to access health services, particularly for people who are not in a position to make use of private healthcare orwho cannot afford to travel abroad, the practical consequences of its implementation will still depend on the decision of the Portuguese Parliament and Government.
This difference in protection from discrimination at EU andnational level has practical consequences: it means that the incidences of discrimination identified in the Report are not addressed in a coherent manner and that victims of discrimination have unequal means of redress depending on their Member State.
The purpose of this own-initiative opinion, necessarily limited to the fundamental aspects of consumers' right to information,is therefore to highlight some of the principles flowing from this new approach and its practical consequences, particularly in the framework of steps to develop a single market for the 21st century as part of the 2020 Strategy.
Such arrangements may be procedural in nature but may equally include substantive provisions orguidelines drawing out the practical consequences of the prohibition of discrimination or demonstrating its effects, perhaps by describing standard cases.
Unless we improve the morale of our fellow citizens, we will not restore consumer confidence, without which economic recovery will not be possible The information provided to our fellow citizens has to be balanced and honest and not encourage defeatism by hiding the progress,the successes and practical consequences of the recovery plans, whilst taking into account the timescales necessary for them to produce their effects.
However, to be honest,we have seen so many debates of barely any practical consequence!
The Most Great Peace, on the other hand, as conceived by Bahá'u'lláh- a peace that must inevitably follow as the practical consequence of the spiritualization of the world and the fusion of all its races, creeds, classes and nations- can rest on no other basis, and can be preserved through no other agency, except the divinely appointed ordinances that are implicit in the World Order that stands associated with His Holy Name.
There is also a practical consequence, which arises from the old saying that he who can do the greater can certainly do the lesser, and it concerns the following: what sense is there for a body that has competence in criminal matters and in preventing and combating terrorist attacks, through being involved in a codecision process, to be subsequently excluded a priori when other measures are at stake which, by affecting citizens' rights, may even also be important in this context?