Examples of using Is a direct consequence in English and their translations into Dutch
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This is a direct consequence of the spiritual vibrations of a clean environment being more positive than those of a dirty one.
You will have to substantiate that not obtaining the BSA standard is a direct consequence of these circumstances.
That is a direct consequence of the Court of Justice's decision that a legal basis should be required for budgets.
Is a direct consequence of the King's'no'. The bombardment of Elverum and Nybergsund.
The proposed reform would lead, in the long term, to a satisfactory level of prices, which is a direct consequence of the achievement of market equilibrium.
The current battle against the'plastic soup' in our oceans is a direct consequence.
The extension of Klaksvík's port in recent years is a direct consequence of the opening in 2006 of a sub-sea road tunnel between Borðoy and the Faroe's main islands.
violence against women is a direct consequence of discrimination; that is why we need a multi-faceted policy with special attention paid to the children of abused women.
The fact that many people in Belarus know Russian better, and do not know Belarussian, is a direct consequence of Russification. That is a process we should not encourage.
our adverse trade balance is a direct consequence of our joining the Community.
following of whims and desires is a direct consequence of such a heart, which[further]
What is clear is that recent EU-2 movers have played a very minor role in the labour market crisis which is a direct consequence of the financial and economic crisis,
This method is a direct consequence of uncontrolled liberalization,
It must be stressed that the abolition of tax frontiers and customs controls at the ECs internal frontiers on 1 January 1993 is a direct consequence of the completion of the internal market decided under the Single European Act.
Their arrival is a direct consequence of the occupation of Latvia implemented by the Soviet Union.
Amendment 28, modifying Article 26(3)(b), is a direct consequence of the extension, proposed in Amendments 26
On the other hand- and this is a direct consequence- by adopting the conclusions of Tampere,
The fact that drug trafficking is not being tackled is a direct consequence of the omission on the part of EU Member States to send any troops to Afghanistan,
The content of the report is a direct consequence of an ongoing fashionable green ideology stating that we must put nature
Mr President, this important piece of legislation is a direct consequence of the Green Paper on security of supply, which the Commission originally presented, and which gave rise to a lively debate at European level on this issue which is essential to our competitiveness and well-being.