Examples of using Negative implications in English and their translations into German
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whereas any risk of surplus work for the Centre should be avoided at all costs since it might have negative implications for the operation of those agencies and offices and for the staff actually needed for rational functioning of the Centre;
Controls" and"boundaries" have some negative implications, such as suppression.
This classification could have negative implications, leading to a degradation of the environment.
An inability to address these issues might lead to negative implications for your company.
IoT systems which have not properly addressed these questions could have serious negative implications.
This would have negative implications by diminishing the competitive pressures to which Member States are exposed.
The Council's reservations concerning the beneficiaries' ability to draw down budgeted expenses have had some negative implications.
The table does not reflect any assessment of whether individual transfers programmes have positive or negative implications for fisheries resource sustainability.
The current economic climate has serious negative implications for the written press,
and have negative implications for national economies;
and warned of the negative implications should the agreement fall apart.
At the same time, the study reveals the positive and negative implications of different working environments.
In the context of these negative implications of tax havens, measures for combating tax evasion are discussed.
Pores have negative implications on the static and dynamic strength of welded joints
operation of projects on shared rivers may have negative implications on downstream countries.
If potential negative implications of the regulation for the EU's data economy materialize,
The failure of a big bank would have enormous and incalculable negative implications for Switzerland- not least because a state bail-out would be unavoidable.
The decline in emissions also has negative implications.
However, this could have potential negative implications for yields.
Whether the Brexit will have only negative implications is debatable.