Examples of using Practical consequences in English and their translations into Slovak
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This has few practical consequences.
This is serious, both on grounds of principle and as regards practical consequences.
I will go on to address the practical consequences of my proposed interpretation.
The answers to this question, it appears, could have important practical consequences.
Never mind what its practical consequences are.
Whereas the UNHCR has warned that this would have‘extreme humanitarian and practical consequences';
This has several practical consequences.
His pragmatic methodtries to interpret each notion by outlining its respective practical consequences.
Science is like sex- it might have practical consequences but that's not why you do it!'.
The link between sleep,brain cell activity and ATP has many practical consequences.
The procedure adopted will have practical consequences for citizens, but the question is how to make them aware of it.
Love in the Christian life has very practical consequences.
It is necessary to anticipate the practical consequences for the Agency of the forthcoming enlargement of the Union.
The pragmatic method is totry to interpret each notion by tracing its respective practical consequences.
This could have many practical consequences.
This leads to practical consequences in the lives of Christians, which are often ignored today(cf 2270-2283; 2350-2381).
The goal is to explain that concepts andmental structures have their practical consequences in the ethical attitudes of a human being.
What have been the practical consequences for this move to stricter disclosure requirements from 1998 to 2007 for The Lancet?
Where a voucher is issued in one Member State andused in another, the practical consequences of mismatches in taxation include double and non-taxation.
This has practical consequences in the lives of Christians, between which it is appropriate to recall those most frequently neglected today:[cf. 2270-2283; 2350-2381].
The author of the rule or practice may have no idea of the practical consequences, and intention to discriminate is therefore not relevant.
The classification of an act as an indictable or a summary offence not only results in a different penalty butalso has other far-reaching practical consequences.
Report of the Commission on the legal and practical consequences of the EU's accession to the Geneva Convention and its 1967 Protocol.
But it is precisely the issue of respect for life which shows what misunderstandings and contradictions,accompanied by terrible practical consequences, are concealed in this position.
For the 2012 work programme, practical consequences of the new approach were assessed as‘limited' according to a report submitted to the ESS Committee in May 2011.
However, it supports the European Commission's proposals, including the Lisbon Strategy,and insists on applying the Bologna Process with total disregard for its practical consequences.
Prime ministers might provide excellent analyses,but their words lack practical consequences and problems such as the sex-grooming gangs go unaddressed.
Subject to a report from the Commission on the legal and practical consequences, the Union should seek accession to the Geneva Convention and its 1967 Protocol.
Conclusions regarded as mainstream among researchers on intelligence, inparticular, on the nature, origins, and practical consequences of individual and group differences in intelligence.
I would simply like the Commission to reconsider the practical consequences of its proposals, the financial impact and the problems for the authorities in the Member States.