Examples of using Knock-on effects in English and their translations into Dutch
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biofuels, small hydro and energy efficiency to coal and nuclear, and the knock-on effects of these changes for the EU as a whole.
Indeed, the Dutch Government considers that the company is a very attractive"launching customer" in view of the amount of Reebok's investment(approximately 50 million euro(HFL 110 million)), the knock-on effects and the number of employees associated with this altogether 300.
including when such rules have knock-on effects for the justice ministers in the third pillar, rather than just
Everything has a knock-on effect and we recognise that.”.
This had a knock-on effect on farmers producing livestock facing high feed prices.
This shows the knock-on effect of a capital increase and its irreversible effects. .
This has a knock-on effect in the Southern Hemisphere by changing the jet streams.
The profit margins have also declined and this has had a knock-on effect.
What I didn't know was the knock-on effect this would create.
It has a knock-on effect.
This had a knock-on effect on other airports. Airports operate in a system.
If payments are delayed it has a knock-on effect.
Any shut down causes a knock-on effect.
The freeze on parachute training has had a knock-on effect on our delivery schedules.
It's the knock-on effect that shrinks an industry once so mighty.
And this can have a knock-on effect on their personal lives and careers.
This will have a knock-on effect.
What I didn't know was the knock-on effect this would create.
After all, changes to the production process have a knock-on effect on social relations.
This is going to have a knock-on effect, even in countries such as Sweden which have a tradition of much more openness.