Examples of using Direct consequences in English and their translations into Spanish
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This has direct consequences for the problem at hand.
As to be expected the constant jostling around has direct consequences: noise.
These have direct consequences on our environment.
How many great blessings from Allaah are the direct consequences of tests and trials?
Direct consequences: amazing comfort and great appearance.
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Displacement and migration are direct consequences of inequality and insecurity.
The achievements that are attributable to these instruments could also have been evaluated as direct consequences of the New Agenda.
This is one of the direct consequences of the entry into force on 1 April of the new law on money-laundering.
Accidents involving Iraqi military vehicles were considered to be direct consequences of the invasion and occupation; Ibid., paras. 20-24.
The true problem was Algeria, which financed and supported the Frente POLISARIO. and which was not interested in a solution andMorocco was suffering the direct consequences.
Secondly, voluntary changes in nationality have often had direct consequences on the right of residence of persons concerned.
The crisis in Syria has direct consequences for Turkey's security, economy, and domestic politics in ways that the crises in the Black Sea region do not possibly with the exception of Nagorno-Karabakh.
Shall determine whether ornot it is appropriate to take action against the trafficked victims for any other offence arising as direct consequences from trafficking in persons;
The health care costs arising from the direct consequences of smoking alone, amount to a quarter of all health expenditures.
According to the data of specialized health care institutions, 1500 cases of burns of children are registered every year and99% are direct consequences of the lack of parents' supervision.
Negative perceptions and attitudes that have direct consequences on the success of students can be held by teaching as well as all staff working in HEIs.
The establishment of the United Nations and the modern international system for the promotion andprotection of human rights were direct consequences of the outcome of the Second World War.
Therefore they are not safe from the negative direct consequences of Industry 4.0 on workers after all- they might just be delayed.
The postponement of the average age at the birth of the first child, in particular when it is in the range between 25 and 35 years,has direct consequences for the final levels of childlessness Figure 3.
Indeed, a number of the unstable situations in the world are direct consequences of the effects of poverty and of the failure to manage certain socio-political elements.
Some direct consequences of restricting the traditional Mapuche way of life have included the over-extraction of trees on their land, the destruction of forests from lack of reforestation and the further depletion of already poor soil.
Perhaps most critically, the adverse effects of climate change will have direct consequences on human welfare, food security and sustainable development.
It also has direct consequences on the debate about the availability of judicial remedies, as it is known that affirmative obligations are more difficult to impose on national justice systems, especially when positive behavior is required to resolve collective disputes.
The first one is related to the modernization of infrastructure which has direct consequences on the efficiency and sustainability of the productive system, with the economic impacts it implies.
This has direct consequences on other aspects of their lives as persons, preventing them from taking part in spaces of organization, from having family life, and, for those who are mothers, from taking care of their children and spending day-offs with them.
On one level, individuals and communities- especially those who are poorest, most marginalised andsuffering the most discrimination- are facing the direct consequences of local environmental destruction, which often result from exploitative business practices and destructive development projects.
The described change in structures had direct consequences for the employment of women, as the proportion of women in the individual sectors is very different.
For example, juvenile delinquency anddrug abuse are often direct consequences of insufficient opportunities for education, employment and participation, and also reflect the general situation that countries face.
As suspension of the application of the Agreement had direct consequences for private importers of goods from the Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia to the European Community, a German court referred several preliminary questions to the European Court of Justice.
Least developed countries,which are particularly vulnerable to some of the direct consequences of climate change, are already endeavouring to become more climate-resilient by reducing their exposure to the consequences of climate change and by increasing their capacity to deal with it.