Examples of using Direct consequences in English and their translations into Dutch
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Unbundling, outsourcing, but also new forms of short cyclic capacity planning are the direct consequences.
Psychologists realise that their professional activities can have not only direct consequences but also far-reaching indirect effects.
The communication confines itself to the direct consequences of German unification in terms of Community competence
Alternative sales Last week, FrieslandCampina took measures to mitigate the direct consequences of the Russian boycott as far as possible.
The present proposal does not have direct consequences for the protection of fundamental rights, except for the particular articles concerning operations of unmanned aircraft.
airplanes had direct consequences for the planned invasion of Britain.
Nasal corrections have direct consequences on the position of the upper lip
Incidentally, I am aware that this relates to a non-legislative initiative proposal with few direct consequences in practice.
National authorities claiming force majeure shall demonstrate the direct consequences on the implementation of all or part of the rural development interventions in the CAP Strategic Plan.
Responsible Authorities claiming force majeure shall demonstrate the direct consequences of the force majeure on the implementation of all
This, as you know, is the proposal under the telecommunications dossier which has the most direct consequences for the citizens of the European Union.
regional authorities with direct consequences on the availability of social services.
I want to highlight two areas in the fifth framework programme which will have direct consequences on daily life in Europe.
out-of-school activities may be direct consequences of their parents' absence.
The rise of the oil price has direct consequences on the price of most chemical intermediates used for the production of plastics and rubber.
These shortcomings have direct consequences in a number of areas,
The very nature of many decisions that have direct consequences for our fellow citizens has shifted within the space of a few months from the local or national level to the international level.
Moreover, its performance has direct consequences for all European citizens,
also unacceptable that our shipyards should have to suffer the direct consequences.
The direct consequences for business are limited to privatised airports,