Examples of using To deal with the consequences in English and their translations into Swedish
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As long as you're prepared to deal with the consequences.
Basic prerequisites to deal with the consequences of an accident are regulated in national legislation
old enough to deal with the consequences.
It is better to avoid suspicious ads than to deal with the consequences later.
Obviously the fire brigades need to deal with the consequences of this phenomenon, which is why I wish to emphasise the need for the European Union to support the areas affected.
how ill-prepared we are to deal with the consequences.
This means we have to do more to deal with the consequences of these disasters.
we haven't yet found a way to deal with the consequences.
Enhance the capability of Member States to deal with the consequences of a terrorist attack.
there's still no centralized agency to deal with the consequences.
it takes time to deal with the consequences of a financial crisis such as this one- there is no quick fix.
Other resources need to be used in order to deal with the consequences of disasters and to prevent them;
response systems and procedures) to deal with the consequences of any terrorist attacks.
support just before the election-2021, but to deal with the consequences of it would be possible only after the victory of United Russia in these elections.
through the European Initiative for Democracy and Human Rights, to activities that contribute to the prevention of conflicts and help to deal with the consequences of conflicts.
Our country will soon receive substantial financial aid to deal with the consequences of storm Xynthia in February 2010.
carting and"measures to deal with the consequences of public calamities").
In addition, the Commission will promote an internationally accepted plan of action to deal with the consequences, inter alia,
will increase its support to the European social partners in order to deal with the consequences of enlargement.
develops programmes to deal with the consequences of those released in the past,
as well as those endeavouring to deal with the consequences of the nuclear incident.
I would like briefly to deal with the consequences of the ruling of the Court of Justice of the European Communities in Case C376/98 on the directive concerning the manufacture,
Mr President, earlier this year we saw the failure of the Burmese Government to deal with the consequences of a natural disaster in that country.
enhancing the capability of Member States to deal with the consequences of a terrorist attack.
we also need to consider(3) how to deal with the consequences of opening up markets;
agree to adopt all necessary measures to deal with the consequences of the expiry.
its Member States to deal with the consequences of terrorist attacks