Voorbeelden van het gebruik van Expected consequences in het Engels en hun vertalingen in het Nederlands
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The expected consequences of applying the ACTA2 directive.
Present their solutions and predict the expected consequences;
The expected consequences of this decision-making, including profiling,
paint an initial picture of the expected consequences.
In view of global warming and the expected consequences, this is a problem that cannot be overestimated.
In Mr Retureau's view workers should be entitled to be informed about companies' plans to raise capital and expected consequences.
as well as expected consequences in terms of planning- are further explained.
meaningful information about the logic involved, as well as the significance and the expected consequences of such processing for you.
Like the rapporteur, I believe that the Green Paper lacks an examination of the socio-economic dimension and an analysis of the expected consequences for the populations concerned,
despite the Gulf crisis and its immediate and expected consequences.
respiratory systems were considered as expected consequences of the conditioning regimen
the perceived or expected consequences of the disruption both at national level
where he discussed the current situation and expected consequences with representatives of the British economic and political world.
will have on societies expected consequences to be enlightened and taken in account by negotiators.
A number of amendments involve guarantees that, right from the start, an express account should be given of the expected consequences for employment of establishing a European Cooperative Society.
Expect consequences.
You can't just drag me in here and not expect consequences.
And not expect consequences. You can't miss an exam.
You can't treat people like slaves and not expect consequences.
The expected consequence of metabolism of a glycoprotein is via degradation to small peptides
Structural adjustments in ACP countries and their expected social consequences, in the context of the IVth Lomé Convention;
improve legal certainty without triggering any expected international consequences.
But it didn't lead to the expected economic consequences.