Examples of using Considerable implications in English and their translations into Swedish
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This has considerable implications for land use and natural ecosystems.
The Rothley report is an immensely complex report with considerable implications for the future.
This will have considerable implications for the development of a Common Foreign and Security Policy.
Local and regional ecological problems can have considerable implications for international relations.
This had considerable implications for the Welsh language as it was the main language of the nonconformist churches in Wales.
is a crucial task and one with considerable implications.
It is a field which also has considerable implications both for employment in the EU
Changes to the procedure for the adoption of implementing provisions have also had considerable implications for the modernised Code.
Such an orientation could have considerable implications for the way Galileo develops and for its cost-effectiveness.
could lead to social friction with considerable implications.
Upgrading the Customs Union will have considerable implications for Turkey's economy,
I wish to ask the Commission how it can stop a merger that has cross-border repercussions and considerable implications for competition at a time when the prevailing desire is for an integrated Iberian energy market
Mandating network access has considerable implications for investment in infrastructure
The 2003 CAP reform and the increasingly unstable climate conditions will have considerable implications for the management of farm holdings, which will be increasingly vulnerable to risks and crises.
The latter will have considerable implications for both the long-term sustainability of public finances
which have considerable implications for competitiveness, could give rise to a debate that could slow down the legislative process
However, this legislation has considerable implications for the costs of European aquaculture producers,
In an area such as this, with such considerable implications for fundamental rights, it is untenable
Takeover bids in the stock market have considerable implications for the pricing of the shares of the companies concerned
I believe that, given the considerable implications of the textiles issues,
The implementation of such requirements might have considerable implications that need to be assessed carefully with regards to cost-effectiveness,
However, the implementation of such requirements might have considerable implications that need to be assessed carefully with regards to cost-effectiveness,
Whereas the disparities observed in the postal sector have considerable implications for those sectors of activity which rely especially on postal services
Because this legislation has considerable financial implications.
Decisions are taken here that sometimes have considerable financial implications.
there are nonetheless considerable political implications.
The EU Water Framework Directive14 establishes clear environmental objectives that will have considerable long-term implications for all waters.
The disposal option involves considerable environmental implications, not least in the form of nitric oxide,
re-painted in 2003 with TBT paints, the retroactive requirement will have considerable financial implications.
which should have considerable administrative implications and will require a smooth transition regime;