Examples of using Unavoidable consequence in English and their translations into Spanish
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As I'm bound to be the unavoidable consequence of you.
The unavoidable consequence for me was the development of a dual stand.
But we need not make terrorism an unavoidable consequence of those factors.
An unavoidable consequence of reductions in fertility is population ageing.
Workplace conflict is an unavoidable consequence of professional life.
The unavoidable consequence of this has been the start of negotiations on the occupation.
The exchange between them will be an unavoidable consequence in the coming future.
But the level of segmentation is so efficient that it makes conversion an unavoidable consequence.
Learning how to walk comes with the unavoidable consequence of bumping into everything.
Protecting biodiversity will in turn help to moderate climate change and to adapt to its unavoidable consequences.
Refugees were often not an unavoidable consequence, but the intended victims, of unrest.
Many businesses operate under the impression that rust is an unavoidable consequence of production.
This is, we think, the unavoidable consequence of that supremacy which the constitution has declared.
The rotary nature of the flagellum has clear, unavoidable consequences…(pp. 70-72).
This is the unavoidable consequence of the operation of a global economy where domestic and international factors interact.
Their reticence is often explained away as an unavoidable consequence of regional tensions or conflicts.
It was therefore more crucial than ever to bring order to relations that were becoming increasingly internationalized as an unavoidable consequence of globalization.
Prevention Secondary aplastic anemia may be an unavoidable consequence of treatments such as chemotherapy.
An unavoidable consequence of cremation is that a tiny residue of bodily remains is left in the chamber after cremation and mixes with subsequent cremations.
The social dislocations created by globalization should not be lightly dismissed as the unavoidable consequences of change.
It further stated that the emergence of tensions is one of the unavoidable consequences of pluralism, that is to say the free discussion of all political ideas.
The unavoidable consequence of"rush processing" is a delay in the timely processing of other documents, including those submitted in accordance with the slotted dates.
All those destabilizing acts are sometimes portrayed as unavoidable consequences or collateral damage of the war on terror.
As noted above, one of the unavoidable consequences of the Organization's recurrent cash-flow problem has been delayed payments to troop-contributing countries for personnel and equipment contributed in respect of various peace-keeping operations.
It is a legal act in response to a previous domestic legal act conduct on the part of Turkmenistan at the domestic level which has unavoidable consequences at the international level.
While colonialilty is the unavoidable consequence of‘the unfinished project of modernity'(as Jürgen Habermas would say)- since coloniality is constitutive of modernity- de-coloniality(in the sense of global de-colonial projects) becomes the global option and horizons of liberation.
Systemic abuse and neglect, including the practices documented in this report,are an unavoidable consequence to detention and deportation, especially of this volume.
A fundamental premise with respect to the right to maintain contact with the world outside of prison is that, like free persons, those deprived of their liberty enjoy all the human rights guaranteed by international law,subject only to those restrictions that are an unavoidable consequence of the confinement.
But we should be mindful of the possibility that even in the absence of intent, market segmentation anddiscriminatory outcomes could be an unavoidable consequence of these arrangements.
As the experience of UNTAC and other missions has proved, human resources management in peacekeeping operations, especially in large-scale operations,will always have an ad hoc element, as an unavoidable consequence of dependency on participating States.