Examples of using One consequence in English and their translations into Slovak
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One consequence is environmental pollution.
Routine office work has one consequence we know well: physical inactivity.
One consequence of these rules is that we should always care about the laws of the country of origin of the work.
Therefore, life insurers' businessmodels are currently undergoing far-reaching changes, one consequence of which is additional risk-taking.
One consequence has been a headlong“flight from marriage,” as Australian demographer Gavin Jones describes it.
In the 1970s, sociologist David Popenoe predicted that one consequence of diminished Western affluence might be exactly the revival of the institution of the family.
One consequence of the implementation of the Internal Market is an increase in the number of potential consumers in the European Union.
I argue here that the confusion is ultimately over twode fide dogmas of Christian faith and that one consequence of the confusion is de facto schism within the Catholic Church.
As stated before, one consequence of destroying your currency is to make those things priced in Yen rise in price.
One consequence of this rise in perfectionism, Curran and Hall argue, has been a series of epidemics of serious mental illness.
We cannot exclude the possibility that one consequence of the repression will be expressions of unrest from the Tibetans, who will be driven to take extreme measures.
One consequence of the Chernobyl disaster was an increase in thyroid cancers in children in the years following the accident.
While the rest usually have only one consequence(whether it's fat burning, energy production, stimulation etc.), this one focuses on more organs and systems.
One consequence of the Big Bang is that the conditions of today's universe are different from the conditions in the past or in the future.
While the rest usually have only one consequence(whether it's fat burning, energy production, stimulation etc.), this one focuses on more organs and systems.
One consequence of this campaign is that it has become virtually impossible for Rohingya who have fled the country to return to their homes.
While the rest usually have only one consequence(whether it's fat burning, energy production, stimulation etc.), this one focuses on more organs and systems.
One consequence of Member State delays is that phones considered to be essential devices by citizens are not fully functional in Europe.
On behalf of the IND/DEM Group.-(DA) Mr President, one consequence which the Patient Directive in its current form might have for the healthcare sector is to make it very difficult to control public spending.
One consequence of C's wide acceptance and efficiency is that the compilers, libraries, and interpreters of other higher-level languages are often implemented in C.
One consequence of this is that children are forced to drop out of school early, which may, in the medium term, accentuate the risk of poverty amongst young people.
One consequence of such unification was that the black holes were not entirely black, but could emit radiation and eventually evaporate and disappear.
One consequence of growth is that the surge in containerised trade and liner shipping is leading to high congestion in certain seaports and port-hinterland connections.
One consequence of such a unification that he discovered was that black holes should not be completely black, but it should emit radiation and eventually evaporate and disappear.
One consequence of this focus on the catering sector is that a large part of the beer production is distributed in kegs, which prompted modernisation of the filling line several years ago.
One consequence of C's wide acceptance and efficiency is that the compilers, libraries, and interpreters of other higher-level languages are often implemented in C. C is used as an intermediate language by some higher-level languages.
One consequence of the 2008 Commission action plan was precisely to speed up procedures, while respecting the right of Member States to provide additional information and arguments in order to ensure their rights of defence.
One consequence of increased reproduction among people carrying some of these genes might be to boost"genetic loading" in successive generations- leaving them more vulnerable to threats posed by toxins in vaccines, candida, or any number of agents lurking in the industrialized world.
One consequence of the requirement of the Communities' own resources regulation oftransferring ownresourcestothe accounts opened by the MemberStates in the name of the Commission on the basis of budget appropriations is that significant balancesareaccumulated duringthesecond half ofthe year.
Secondly, one consequence of adopting the Treaty of Lisbon will be a marked increase in the powers of the European Parliament, the codecision procedure in all areas, and also the powers of the Member States' parliaments, which will cause a sharp increase in the European Parliament's functioning costs.