Examples of using Practical consequences in English and their translations into Slovenian
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This has two practical consequences:.
The first is of a principled nature, but has quite practical consequences.
The practical consequences of the suspension referred to in paragraph 5 shall be discussed in the EEA Joint Committee.
The difference between these two groups is not merely a matter of abstract theory-it has profound practical consequences.”.
(c) technological developments and their practical consequences and consumer expectations with regard to food composition;
The Commission envisagesincluding some measures in the implementing Regulation to deal with the practical consequences of Article 30.".
The procedure adopted will have practical consequences for citizens, but the question is how to make them aware of it.
He is not offering worldly advice on how to be prudent and practical, although his message has immense practical consequences.
(c) technological developments and their practical consequences and consumer expectations with regard to food composition;
The several measures introduced in order to simplify the implementation of the programmehave not yet shown the envisaged practical consequences for the stakeholders.
(c) technological developments and their practical consequences and consumer expectations with regard to food composition;
The transition from the arrangements provided for in the deleted provisions andrepealed Regulations to those provided for in this Regulation might have some 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.
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.
This does not mean, however, that we, artists,will only pursue the practical consequences of scholarly work- the know-how and technology.
Because money transmission is such a heavily regulated business, classification as a money transmitter especiallyunwitting classification comes with real legal and practical consequences.
Where a voucher is issued in one Member State andused in another, the practical consequences of mismatches in taxation include double and non-taxation.
I also believe that we should ensure that the decision made by the parties is an informed one,in other words that both spouses have been duly informed about the practical consequences of their decision.
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.
When we met with Linus Roe the other day, he explained to us that aside from its applications in the world of theoretical maths, the solution to P versus NP would have very real consequences, very practical consequences, for computer science.
Citizens and enterprises who are fully informed about the practical consequences of the euro systematically feel more confident about the introduction of the single currency and appear to have minimal difficulties.
As I will set out below,notwithstanding the importance of the question raised both in terms of jurisprudence and for the future, its practical consequences are undeniable, as is its bearing on the main proceedings.
Although that overlap would probably not have excessive practical consequences, I believe that it is possible to link the freedoms laid down in the Treaties and the rights laid down in the Charter in a way which enables the integration of both in a single set of review criteria.
I think this would entail a common methodology,and we have to look at all the practical consequences of that on document identification and references.
Microsoft has failed to establish that a decision to improve the protocols during the interim period- until the Court has delivered judgment in the main action-would have practical consequences of such magnitude as to constitute a real obstacle to innovation.
The president pointed out that the decision had been taken unanimously;he undertook to reconsider the practical consequences of the Bureau decision on transmission of documents to members.
Such arrangements may be procedural in nature but may equally include substantive provisions orguidelines drawing out the practical consequences of the prohibition of discrimination or demonstrating its effects, perhaps by describing standard cases.