Examples of using Direct implications in English and their translations into Swedish
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This has direct implications on performance.
It is quite clear therefore that this research programme has very direct implications for.
It also has direct implications for questions of peace and security.
However, it was also clear that difficult decisions would have to be taken, with direct implications for people's day to day lives.
This will have profound and direct implications for political, social,
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This has, however, no direct implications on the way national administrations are internally handling applications before issuing a final decision.
Finally, a series of amendments have been rejected because of their significant direct implications on the substance of the proposal.
Development policies have direct implications on foreign policy while the credibility
both in renewable energy and in areas with direct implications for climate change.
Many decisions taken in the EU have direct implications at the localand regional level.
Many of the investments made in Objective 1 and Objective 2 regions as well as projects funded by the Cohesion Fund have direct implications for the urban environment.
In November, the Commission adopted a Communication in which it drew the direct implications of the Court judgements for the EU's international relations,
it has direct implications for the environment.
The appearance of the rapidly growing economies of China and India has direct implications for the Lisbon Strategy: more
However, the Dutch national strategy report explicitly refers to the fact that under defined-benefit schemes longer life expectancy has no direct implications for the amount of pension paid.
Here I would also like to respond to Mr Titley- there are no direct implications for the European Union's enlargement policy,
its activities with regard to these countries have direct implications for the general situation in the Middle East.
The costs involved are very real, with direct implications for jobs, consumers
the claim is made that immigration is needed in order to tackle the direct implications for the current labour market.
as it could have direct implications relating to the combating of fraud
notably regarding its direct implications for the internal legislation of a Member State.
given that it has direct implications for the lives of citizens,
The Commission is of the opinion that the interpretation of the freedom of establishment given by the ECJ in de Lasteyrie in respect of exit tax rules on individuals also has direct implications for MSs' exit tax rules on companies9.
whenever rules on protection of personal data to be adopted on the basis of Article I-51 could have direct implications for national security, due account will have to be taken of the specific characteristics of the matter.
also other substances that have direct implications for children's immune systems.
affecting the well being of people at sea, often with direct implications for maritime safety and environmental protection.
also other substances that could have direct implications for children's immune systems.
They do not have a direct implication so far as individual citizens are concerned.
The budgetary cost related to the ESRB will be borne by the ECB and will not have any direct implication for the Community budget.