Examples of using Possible consequence in English and their translations into Slovak
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I am aware of what the other possible consequence was.
The most devastating possible consequence for a system failure is losing the chance to open and close an order when you really need to.
Whatever sum is demanded of you, consider every possible consequence before you do.
This possible consequence needs to be discussed as part of a broad public debate prior to implementing planned transport projects.
The chance emergence of emotion in Macsovszky's work is‘only a possible consequence' but not the aim or subject of the text(P. Markovič).
A possible consequence of not providing personal data is the inability of the operator to provide the person concerned with the performance agreed in the contract.
Torture was also a possible consequence of being arrested.
Whatever you are requested to pay by this dataencoding malware, consider every possible consequence before you do.
Blood clot embolism is a possible consequence of the events described above.
Members shall, where relevant, take responsible steps to inform themselves, their peers, their portfolio companies and their advisors, of the social, environmental,economic and other possible consequence which may arise from their actions.
The development of type 2 diabetes is another possible consequence of cigarette smoking, besides the better-known increased risk for cardiovascular disease.
Insofar as we are liable for compensation on its merits, our liability is limited to the damage,which we have foreseen at the time of conclusion of the contract as a possible consequence of a breach of contract or which we should have foreseen due to due diligence.
The changes expected as a possible consequence of climate change and the objectives to be achieved within the Energy Policy for Europe must be fully considered in order to avoid any incompatibility.
This dangerous pathological condition- which in medical language is defined as obstructive disease of the carotid arteries-is a possible consequence of atherosclerosis and may be the basis of episodes of ischemic stroke or TIA( transient ischemic attack).
One possible consequence of ideas drawn from M-theory is that multiple universes in the form of 3-dimensional membranes known as branes could exist side-by-side in a fourth large spatial dimension(which is distinct from the concept of time as a fourth dimension).
However, insofar as such works are incidental to the principal subject-matter of the contract,and are a possible consequence thereof or a complement thereto, the fact that such works are included in the contract does not justify the qualification of the contract as a works contract.
Such damages may not exceed the loss which the party in breach foresaw or ought to have foreseen at the time of the conclusion of the contract, in the light of the facts and matters which he then knew orought to have known, as a possible consequence of the breach of contract.
Where we are liable for damages on the merits, our liability shall be limited to damages,which we foresaw as possible consequence of a breach of contract at the time of signing the contract or which we ought to have foreseen had reasonable care been applied.
Damages may not, however, exceed the loss and loss of profit which the party who breached the contract should have anticipated at the time of the conclusion of the contract,taking into account the circumstances that it knew or should have known as a possible consequence of the breach of contract.
However, in so far as such works are incidental to the principal subject-matter of the contract,and are a possible consequence thereof or a complement thereto, the fact that such works are included in the contract does not justify the qualification of the public service contract as a public works contract.
Insofar as we are liable for compensation for damages in accordance with paragraph 2 above, this liability shall be restricted to damages that wewere able to foresee upon conclusion of contract as a possible consequence of a violation of contract or that we should have foreseen with due care and attention.
The Provider, as a possible consequence of breach of his obligations, foresaw or could have anticipated damage on the part of the Customer or the Partner in the amount of EUR 0 or another currency, taking into account the facts which he knew or ought to have known at the time of the conclusion of the Contract.
The Contact Committee acknowledged that the EU legislators had addressed certain issues in respect of these arrangements, including introducing greater clarity in relation to the ECA's audit mandate, and considered that there would be benefits in exploring the impact of the governance andaccountability arrangements once they are put in place, and their possible consequence on public audit.
The Operator at the time of the establishment of a liability relation as a possible consequence of breach of his responsibilities which he foresaw or could have foreseen a loss of the Users in the amount of EUR 0 or in other currency, taking into account the fact that at the time of conclusion of the Contract he knows or should know such possibilities.
For regulated wholesale access prices to be imposed following failure to comply with the non-discrimination obligation as established in point 54 without the need forNRAs to conduct a new market analysis, such possible consequence should be part of the initially notified measure and the market data on which the NRA based its initial market analysis should not have significantly changed.