Examples of using Possible negative effects in English and their translations into German
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The best you can do is reducing the possible negative effects, and to do so you need bear in mind the following.
I share Commissioner Bolkestein's concern regarding the possible negative effects on trade that unilateral security measures would have.
Article about the possible negative effects a Brexit(the UK leaving the EU)
There are various concerns in border regions regarding the possible negative effects of enlargement, in particular regarding uncontrolled immigration,
In order to prevent possible negative effects of the water power utilization on the soil quality
and minimise the possible negative effects of the transition process.
Chronic pain patients should be told about the possible negative effects of sound on their disorders.
have none of these risks or possible negative effects.
Flame retardant chemicals found in some toys causing alterations in the nervous system, possible negative effects on growth, and permanent endocrine system damages.
Disposing of electrical and electronic equipment separately avoids possible negative effects on the environment and human health deriving from an inappropriate disposal
Disposing of a battery separately avoids possible negative effects on the environment and human health deriving from an inappropriate disposal
treatment and dismantling(compatible with the environment) help to avoid possible negative effects on the environment and health
the development of new markets and that this may offset possible negative effects.
These autonomous and transitional measures are aimed at offsetting the possible negative effects the results of the Uruguay Round could have on these countries' exports to the Community,
How do we best avoid possible negative effects?
The report, however, also accurately identifies the possible negative effects.
I think the possible benefits are larger than the possible negative effects.
In general the opposite seems true, a combination usually aggravates the possible negative effects.
The possible negative effects of modulation in combination with Article 69 have to be examined thoroughly.
We need to assess thoroughly whether the positive effects of the aid outweigh its possible negative effects on competition.