Examples of using Direct implications in English and their translations into Slovak
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This difference has direct implications for retailers.
It is quite cleartherefore that this research programme has very direct implications for.
The proposed Regulation has direct implications on the European Medicines Agency.
This effect- the displacement of peoples and the subsequent disappearance of their civilization-has direct implications in racial terms.
This will have profound and direct implications for political, social, cultural and economic life in the EU.
Finally, a series of amendments have been rejected because of their significant direct implications on the substance of the proposal.
Other provisions of the Amendment have no direct implications for the business environment but they have effect on the standards of living of the insured persons.
As a consequence, the treatment of the assetsside of the MMFs balance sheet has no direct implications for the treatment of the liabilities side.
Other provisions of the Amendment have no direct implications for the business environment but they have effect on the standards of living of the insured persons.
Israel will continue to keep a low profile in the Arab world,but the Crown Prince's purge has some direct implications for Israeli security.
The appearance of the rapidly growing economies of China and India has direct implications for the Lisbon Strategy: more and more high-tech products and services are being launched at very attractive prices.
In writing.-(IT) Mr President, ladies and gentlemen, transport undoubtedly has an impact on society's socio-economic condition and, at the same time,it has direct implications for the environment.
Newly elaborated technological procedures will have direct implications for tailored 2D materials technology.
She draws direct implications from this for daily life since"human responsibility for failure and success is relegated mainly to God, the individual does not feel impelled to work in order to obtain his worldly aims.".
What happened to those countries has direct implications to Ethiopia.
During the negotiations of the OPs, this had direct implications for their intervention logic and the target values of the performance indicators for outputs since most target values are calculated on the basis of unit costs determined by past experience.
Conferring those powers on the Council also adequately takes into account thepotential sensitive nature of any decision-making powers with direct implications for the national judicial and prosecution structures.
Here I would also like to respond to Mr Titley-there are no direct implications for the European Union's enlargement policy, which will continue, as will the European Neighbourhood Policy and other policies.
This matter was debated at a special sitting and when Poland joined the Union it undertook to comply with the EU legislation in force,notably regarding its direct implications for the internal legislation of a Member State.
That decision, in fact, falls to each Member State to adopt,as it could have direct implications relating to the combating of fraud and tax evasion and the fight against economic and financial crime, as well as for the protection of shareholders and creditors.
The Commission is of the opinion that the interpretation of the freedom of establishment given by the ECJ in de Lasteyrie in respect of exittax rules on individuals also has direct implications for MSs' exit tax rules on companies9.
Furthermore, we found that the waybusiness is done also has direct implications for consumer protection in the event that an insurer fails.
Foster and support research addressing the human element factor, which is a complex multi-dimensional issue affecting the well being of people at sea,often with direct implications for maritime safety and environmental protection.
We believe that the analytical methods described have rather direct implications that can help patients who lack a correct diagnosis of cancer," says Jonas Nilsson, professor of experimental cancer surgery and director of the Sahlgrenska Cancer Center.
The Conference declares that, whenever rules on protection of personal data to be adopted on thebasis of Article I-51 could have direct implications for national security, due account will have to be taken of the specific characteristics of the matter.
Stresses that the common commercial policy must remain a fundamental pillar of the Union's external policy,given that it has direct implications for the lives of citizens, and that it must help the Union to adapt to its new role in a world of multiple leading players on the international stage;
Of these 12 cases of non-consultation, the following 11 were considered clear and important. First, the ECB decided to submit an own-initiative opinion on the proposed Irish Financial Emergency Measures in the Public InterestBill 2009,46 since the draft law had direct implications for the Central Bank and Financial Services Authority of Ireland and also raised serious concerns regarding central bank independence, especially personal independence, an issue of general significance to the ESCB.
The budgetary cost related to the ESRB will be borne by the ECB andwill not have any direct implication for the Community budget.
However, I reject the direct implication within this report that the European Union should replace the key Member States as the major actor in this particular process.
The direct implication is that they were working with the‘terrorists', all arguments as to who the terrorists actually were aside.”.