Examples of using Natural consequence in English and their translations into Danish
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Labor strikes like those Marta tries to incite were a natural consequence of low wages.
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The recommendation drawn up by the Commission in its White Paper on Transport Policy is therefore an obvious and natural consequence of developments in the sector.
The decision to implement a new joint telephone system was made several years ago, and it is a natural consequence of the merger in 2006 between Aarhus University and several units.
title in the coming years as a natural consequence of the developments in the job markets.
they are just only a natural consequence of it.
As a natural consequence, there will also be some negotiation work with authorities in relation to necessary permits
The natural consequence is the reduction of pain in the back
The decision taken by Members today is the natural consequence of the events of recent months.
As your Witchfinder general, and I accept the natural consequence. I have come to report that I have failed my queen.
I have come to report that I have failed my queen… and I accept the natural consequence.
I have come to report that I have failed my queen… and I accept the natural consequence. As your Witchfinder general.
I see the mission to Zimbabwe as a natural consequence of our support for the struggle for African independence
Furthermore, a strategy for a common policy on migration is a natural consequence of integration and the idea that similar social
what materialised was the natural consequence of a decade of commonly accepted xenophobia
Paradoxically, some Member States have tried to address the loss of competitiveness that is a natural consequence of rejecting such reform by implementing new measures to protect their markets,
This is a natural consequence of the winds of freedom having swept away the closed borders of Europe
that close cooperation between the institutions at the highest political level is a natural consequence of our mutual commitment to adopt the best financial framework for the future.
But exchange depreciation should follow the success of your domestic price-raising policy as its natural consequence, and should not be allowed to disturb the whole world by preceding its justification at an entirely arbitrary pace.
This is the natural consequence of the multinationals' demand that all obstacles be removed