Examples of using These consequences in English and their translations into Danish
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In order to minimise these consequences, we must make further commitments,
These consequences and effects will be experienced as something unpleasant
These consequences could be foreseen in a strategy whose neoliberal vision was developed with the 2005 reform,
The Commission has not undertaken any study of these consequences or of those that must be taken into account when the plan is implemented,
These consequences are terrible,
any measure which aims to minimise these consequences is urgent and necessary.
Because of the great significance of intra-Community trade the Member States can expect faster growth to have less serious consequences on their current account balances if it is part of a coordinated approach than if they act In isolation according to OECD calculations, these consequences would be reduced by between one half
set up a joint legislative framework suitable for regulating some of these consequences already mentioned:
THE CONSEQUENCES TO BE DRAWN FROM THE COMMON QUALITY OBJECTIVES; THESE CONSEQUENCES SHALL BE DETERMINED, AFTER FORMAL CONSULTATIONS, BY EACH STATE CONCERNED.
In my own region, the Southwest of England, we had all of these consequences.
she would utilize these consequences.
These consequences would also be felt if the bluefin tuna populations were to collapse again.
All these consequences are implied in the statement that the worker is related to the product of labor as to an alien object.
The request shall be made as soon as these consequences are identified
The question is: Are we prepared to accept these consequences while continuing to maintain elsewhere that we are doing all we can to reduce unemployment?
therefore the'polluter pays' principle is a suitable way of dealing with these consequences.
I also believe that one of the most dramatic of these consequences is a loss of balance- a loss of a sense of balance in reacting to the threat of terrorism.
the question of how"everything can be very good" if these consequences are true might arise.
it is obviously important that Parliament is fully involved in the discussions on these consequences.
It appears to me that this is ample proof that this issue will have further consequences, and that some of these consequences will undoubtedly be the subject of much heated discussion.