Examples of using Negative implications in English and their translations into Dutch
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which would have negative implications for the economy.
However, this could have potential negative implications for defined benefit schemes because contributions are no longer being made.
This would have negative implications by diminishing the competitive pressures to which Member States are exposed.
Additionally, the expenses originating from this tragedy have multiple negative implications for the quality of life,
Burdensome requirements to check every possible software's compliance will also have negative implications on innovation and charitable non-profit organisations who rely on software other than the manufacturers.
Undeclared work has negative implications which affect all three pillars of the Lisbon strategy
may in the short term have negative implications for the cost structure of businesses.
Given the far-reaching negative implications of such a change for day-to-day enforcement work in antitrust cases,
which has negative implications also for the security of energy supply.
explains the negative implications of a possible WTO deal.
increase mortality, and have negative implications for national economies;
without prejudging the positive or negative implications.
long term, nevertheless has certain negative implications for the citizens who make this move.
I do not consider that liberalisation will have negative implications for employment, for the lower cost of energy will allow companies more room for development and create a greater number of jobs
In suggesting that private equity LBOs have negative implications for worker's interests,
We believe such requirement has negative implications on users' rights
Indeed, there are few reasons to think that a higher employment rate has any negative implications for longer-term productivity growth, which is what
to EU institutions and EU member states to avoid these negative implications while keeping the Directive's goal intact.
Therefore, it is likely that any further shrinking and/or deterioration of the Community industry would not only have negative implications for employment and investment in the Community industry itself but may have a
EU member states to avoid negative implications on users' rights and Free Software imposed by the EU Radio Equipment Directive 2014/53/EU,