Examples of using Many consequences in English and their translations into Russian
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Choosing to invest in large equipment often has many consequences.
That tragedy of genocide and its many consequences obliged us in Rwanda to undertake the national and collective duty of examining our conscience.
Improved effectiveness is merely one of virtue's many consequences.
Among its many consequences are an increase in the frequency, variability and intensity of events such as floods, storms, desertification and droughts.
I am not speaking about failures,because grave events are pregnant with many consequences.
And among the many consequences of this law, there is one key consequence: without doubt, growth in Freedom of Choice facilitates an increased guarantee of Gene Preservation.
Reputable authorities were sounding the alarm about the impact of the disappearance of biodiversity and its many consequences for human societies.
The primacy given to the personal dimension has a great many consequences for pedagogy, of course, but also for educational policies, as we shall see further on.
Like every country in such a situation,we find that children are always among the first innocent victims of violence and its many consequences.
The Government does not encourage, benefit from or remain indifferent to this illegal migratory flow,which has many consequences.
The increasing emphasis on renewable energy, including bio-energy,will have many consequences for the world's forests, including increased demand for wood.
It is also rooted in the ardent desire for peace of the Vietnamese people, who were victims of destructive wars andstill have to deal with many consequences of war.
At this time,we are facing the many consequences of living in a highly competitive and materialistic culture, where traditional roles and lifestyles are rapidly changing.
Following the abandonment of the gold standard and the fixed exchange rates system in the early 1970s,the subsequent broad fluctuation of currency values had many consequences.
And indeed, one of the many consequences of the end of the so-called"cold war" has been to highlight the globalization of international relations and existing inequalities.
One of the major themes of the discussion on agenda item 6(a)was the new dimension of women's role in the economy and its many consequences for development in the ECE region.
Acceptance of those positions would lead to acceptance of many consequences of the occupation and to violations of international conventions on human rights, basic freedoms and the principles on which federations are built.
The environment is an area that, along with human rights,demands Latvia's attention during the present period of remedying the many consequences of Latvia's occupation.
The Committee notes that one of the many consequences of economic transition, is deterioration in the family environment, leading to an increase in homeless children in the streets and markets of Bishkek and other cities.
Following the abandonment ofthe gold standard and the fixed exchange rate system in the early 1970s, the subsequent broad fluctuation of currency values had many consequences.
With the new knowledge of how these barriers are the cause of failed education and its many consequences, he developed a fully workable solution-what has become known as Study Technology.
The report entitled The Impact of AIDS, 6 published in 2004,increases the awareness of Governments and non-governmental organization in respect of the many consequences of the AIDS epidemic.
To avoid the many consequences of downtime- including unsatisfied customers, idle employees and delayed projects- you need to know that your systems will be available 24/7, no matter what occurs.
This escalation has not only resulted in further loss of civilian life and the deterioration of the humanitarian situation,it has also increased tensions in the region, with all the many consequences such a situation portends.
In practice, the whistle-blower may face many consequences, including stress and other difficulties that are not strictly related to the legal protection, but as far as the law is concerned, it should be especially clear that these individuals do not face prosecution for the disclosure they have made.
Noting the imminent entry into force of Protocol V on explosive remnants of war, Chile was convinced that the universalization andapplication of that instrument would offer useful means of combating the many consequences of conflicts.
Forced evictions share many consequences similar to those resulting from arbitrary displacement, b including population transfer, mass expulsions, mass exodus, ethnic cleansing and other practices involving the coerced and involuntary displacement of people from their homes, lands and communities.
This appeal to the matter, to the pleasure and to the lust, this uncontrollable energy of the sex, treasons, vengeance, the absence of the minimum care to somebody else's life is creating a very strong energetic field that, as said,will bring many consequences.
Macroeconomic policies often aimed at attracting direct foreign investment,which often contributed to the isolation of poor urban communities with many consequences for these vulnerable groups, especially those originally from the rural areas.