Examples of using Direct consequences in English and their translations into Swedish
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The programs can f direct consequences for the Norwegian education policy.
then there are direct consequences for the individual.
Direct consequences in the king's choice. Bombings on elverum and nybergsund had.
What happens in the Arctic has direct consequences for the rest of the world.
As far as the direct consequences are concerned,
The bad economist sees only the direct consequences of a proposed course;
The direct consequences for business are limited to privatised airports,
The ownership of Pekka ends at a time when the direct consequences of the war reached the Oulu region.
Be that as it may, the direct consequences of your actions would have been that two of the convicted burglars would have escaped criminal prosecution.
All the wondrous achievements ye now witness are the direct consequences of the Revelation of this Name.
The rise of the oil price has direct consequences on the price of most chemical intermediates used for the production of plastics and rubber.
As several of you pointed out, the adoption of this package will have direct consequences on the lives of our fellow citizens.
These shortcomings have direct consequences in a number of areas,
out-of-school activities may be direct consequences of their parents' absence.
Exchange rate policy decisions may have direct consequences for the feasibility of achieving price stability.
the environment are all direct consequences of increasing lorry traffic.
The accession of these three new Member Countries has direct consequences for the EIB in terms of its organisational structure, capital and activities.
for otherwise there will be direct consequences for the progress of negotiations.
The Cairo speech of Obama apparently has had no direct consequences; Obama tried to apply pressure to Israel in order to freeze the settlements, but in vain.
Would have escaped criminal prosecution. that two of the convicted burglars Be that as it may, the direct consequences of your actions would have been.
The present proposal does not have direct consequences for the protection of fundamental rights,
This, as you know, is the proposal under the telecommunications dossier which has the most direct consequences for the citizens of the European Union.
The very nature of many decisions that have direct consequences for our fellow citizens has shifted within the space of a few months from the local
regional authorities with direct consequences on the availability of social services.
Unfortunately, one of the direct consequences of the economic crisis is an international donor crisis, against the backdrop of accelerated growth in the level of poverty.
In addition, his own-initiative enquiries have also had direct consequences, and resulted in positive administrative reforms.
When there are direct consequences for workers' working conditions,
Therefore, it is important to analyse the direct consequences of a possible move to a 30% target.
Its performance has direct consequences for citizens since food represents 16% of European households' expenditure
National authorities claiming force majeure shall demonstrate the direct consequences on the implementation of all or part of the programme.