Examples of using Have implications in English and their translations into Russian
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These changes could have implications.
This could have implications for UNCDF's current LDC focus.
No, but. vampires on campus could have implications.
This book may have implications in a kidnapping.
Nevertheless, coal is hindered by other problems,which in the longer run could have implications for energy security.
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All NOE adjustments have implications on GDP estimates.
Enhanced atmospheric O3 concentrations caused by reductions in the vegetative sink strength may also have implications to human health.
The results may have implications for development strategies.
Those changes are impacting the environment andpeople in the Arctic region and have implications for the world at large.
The study could have implications for the treatment of obesity.
It is important to acknowledge that issues relating to linguistic minorities andtheir rights may have implications for security and national stability.
Nevertheless, they have implications for priority key issues.
TDAG will also review the outcomes of the Radiocommunication Assembly 2015 andthe World Radiocommunication Conference 2015 that have implications for ITU-D work.
In addition, these threats have implications beyond the region.
It could have implications for the maintenance of strategic stability and deterrence.
Most aspects of UNCTAD's work have implications for the private sector.
They often have implications with respect to the characterisation of the event under criminal law.
Recent developments that may have implications for future work on NSAs.
This will have implications for the model questionnaires on e-business developed by the OECD.
If unaddressed, the repression could have implications for regional stability.
That would have implications for ratification and possibly also for signature.
Investment in prevention now would have implications for the future workforce.
These could have implications for future production locations and competitiveness.
Different manifestations of internal displacement have implications for solutions to the problem.
This will, in turn, have implications for the schedules of other aspects of the plan.
The institutional capacity of WTO to manage MTNs will have implications for the direction of the MTS.
This will no doubt have implications on the next global programme, beginning in 2012.
Establishment of jurisdiction beyond the territorial grounds may also have implications for extradition and mutual legal assistance.
They may also have implications for the eventual level of civilian and/or military personnel required.
All these changes in the trading environment have implications for non-reciprocal trade preferences.