Examples of using Direct consequence in English and their translations into Finnish
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Regarding the definition of harm, the Committee considers that this should cover situations that arise in the long term and are the direct consequence of confirmed accidents.
As a direct consequence of this situation, together with the pitiful living conditions endured by the majority of the people there,
This particular piece of idiocy is a direct consequence of the Labour Government's decision in 1998 to incorporate the European Convention on Human Rights into English law.
poorly paid work increases poverty and is a direct consequence of neoliberal policies
since it was not the direct consequence of the contested regulation.
The food crisis affecting the poorest populations is a direct consequence of the WTO's policy aimed at destroying subsistence crops to the benefit of export crops.
it is the direct consequence of a policy which commercialises everything and is driven solely by the profit motive.
We must state explicitly that the Ukrainian tragedy was the direct consequence of a policy of terror raised to state level.
The geopolitical context of this conflict is linked to the partitioning of the Ottoman Empire which was a direct consequence of World War I
Madam President, I have reason to suspect that this is the direct consequence of the Feira summit.
interesting creatures. we're a direct consequence of the violence.
which is a direct consequence of the achievement of market equilibrium.
A direct consequence is the storms get stronger and more destructive. that when ocean-based storms cross much warmer ocean waters.
it is veryoften teenage pregnancy are a direct consequence of the lack of basic knowledge of the girl.
A direct consequence is that when ocean-based storms cross much warmer ocean waters the storms get stronger and more destructive.
which is a direct consequence of the achievement of market equilibrium.
That when ocean-based storms cross much warmer ocean waters the storms get stronger and more destructive. A direct consequence is.
The Council also took note of some improvement in the humanitarian situation in Kosovo which is a direct consequence of the cessation of hostilities
That is a direct consequence of the Court of Justice's decision that a legal basis should be required for budgets.
The Article was designed to make the undertaking liable for infringements that were a direct consequence of pressure, rules and incentives to encourage