Examples of using Unintended consequences in English and their translations into Finnish
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Relaxation of these diversification requirements could have significant unintended consequences for investors.
His absence from the world stage has had unintended consequences. Since you captured him 2 years ago.
I have realized that there are vast unintended consequences to these platforms.
Might be having unintended consequences. He has a working theory that the testing Why?
I put it to the Commissioner that we might have something of a law of unintended consequences here.
we must at all costs avoid unintended consequences.
can bring some other unintended consequences in turn.
I am also worried that once again we may be coming up against the law of unintended consequences.
which may have unintended consequences in the area of infrastructure financing.
There can be unintended consequences, When you go outside the lines, so let's see what they are before we respond.
Unintended consequences can be grouped into three types:
When you go outside the lines, there can be unintended consequences, so let's see what they are before we respond.
It should ensure that unintended consequences, inconsistencies and gaps in the current regulatory framework are addressed.
by our wives… And we can finally see Or the unintended consequences The surprising progress made by our mothers.
in order to avoid unintended consequences.
The recommendation encourages Member States to cooperate with each other to implement appropriate measures at the borders between Member States so as to avoid unintended consequences of cross-border contamination.
then we will then start to see unintended consequences.
The Labour Mobility Packagewill set out a balanced approach aimed at promoting labour mobility whilst minimising any unintended consequences.
However, the EPLP is concerned that the proposals adopted by Parliament could have unintended consequences in countries which already employ a more complex set of maternity provisions.
That is precisely why an EU bill should not be debated any less thoroughly than those bills which permit the rapid adjustment of errors or unintended consequences.