Examples of using Direct consequence in English and their translations into Spanish
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The current crisis is a direct consequence of neoliberalism.
As a direct consequence, there are fewer eczema and pimples.
De Moivre's formula is a direct consequence of Euler's formula.
A direct consequence is the continuous redundant efforts and cyclic discussions.
The outcomes showed that increase in mortality was the direct consequence of earthquake.
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Because being free is both a direct consequence of and an essential condition for thought.
However, the immediate circumstances which prompted the composition of the Life are likely to have been political, a direct consequence of his quarrel with the Marshall family.
It has a direct consequence on the quality and the delivery lead-times.
The source alleges that the detention is a direct consequence and has no other grounds.
As a direct consequence of these acts, over 2,000 Azerbaijani citizens have been killed and tens of thousands of people injured.
The spatial fluidity of the Moebius house designed by Tony Owen Partners is a direct consequence of its strong relationship with its surroundings.
The direct consequence of this is that when a human rights perspective is applied to public policy, it tends to be holistic.
One such challenge remaining is the population growth of countries,which has a direct consequence on housing, schooling and the availability of farmland.
As a direct consequence, the private sector has become sceptical of its very survival and profitability.
The cut and the processing of Tubes, shafts andof every other metallic detail always have as first direct consequence the problem of the formation of burrs.
As a direct consequence, farmers were not able to produce as much food and lacked reliable means of distributing it.
In addition, and since only claims for losses, damages orinjuries that were a direct consequence of Iraq's invasion and occupation of Kuwait are compensable Security Council resolution 687(1991), para. 16.
As a direct consequence, private interest groups are denied the possibility to lobby ministers and lose the means for gaining favourable treatment.
Legislation requirements that shape institutional governing programmes and institutions relating to OSH administration orenforcement have a direct consequence for workers and enterprises.
It is submitted that as a direct consequence, the Hong Kong veterans still suffer significant residual disabilities and incapacities.
This flow of information promises to enable security applications to activate their alarm functionalities andmechanisms to reduce risk in dangerous situations and, as a direct consequence, reduce the incidence of fatal accidents.
This provision has the direct consequence of transferring the right to manage the children's property to the surviving spouse.
Whatever the reason, whatever the cause,natural disasters are on the rise, and the direct consequence of that has been an exposure to greater levels of loss of life and property and material damage.
In any case, the direct consequence of these climatic changes will be a decline in the bio-climatic areas occupied by the Laurel forest, and as a result, an important reduction in this forest formation Sperling, 2004.
It is submitted that as a direct consequence, the New Zealand Veterans still suffer significant residual disabilities and incapacities.
As a direct consequence, the quality and volume of marketable products will improve and consumers will benefit from more sustainable and safer products, and can expect, as a result of the larger range of products available, more stable food prices.
The Korean territory as we know it today is a direct consequence of the colonialism that plagued the country in the 20th century; Japan invaded Korea and established a militarized rule system from 1910 to 1945.
This is a direct consequence of the probabilistic nature of the wave associated with the evolution of a quantum particle, because even if the wave function of the particle through the barrier weakened, there is a nonzero probability to pass there through.
Economic disparities between developed anddeveloping countries are a direct consequence of a water“infrastructure gap,” with the wealthier countries having much more water storage per capita and having exploited a far higher percentage of their hydropower potential.
Illiteracy among women is a direct consequence of low school enrolment among girls, population growth, and ineffectual literacy campaigns and programmes.