Examples of using Direct consequence in English and their translations into Hungarian
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Prosperity is a feeling of choice and a direct consequence of our attitude towards ourselves and toward the surrounding world.
autumn and winter of 1944 was a direct consequence of this conviction.
Since 1 May 2009, the remit of the EGF has been expanded to include support for workers made redundant as a direct consequence of economic, financial and social crises.
Amounts available for accession can be used only in order to cover expenditure arising as a direct consequence of enlargement, and cannot cover unforeseen expenditure arising under headings 1 to 7 of the financial perspective.
The same applies to any other jobs at risk in the supply chain as a direct consequence of this proposal; if this is in the best interests of public health,
Direct consequence of these research results is that in this innovation we have to work out the industrial conditions of nanosilver
As a direct consequence of the lessons learnt in the framework of the 2014 grant agreements, the EIT carried
What is clear is that recent EU-2 movers have played a very minor role in the labour market crisis which is a direct consequence of the financial and economic crisis, as well as structural labour market problems.
Outstanding budgetary commitments arise as a direct consequence of differentiated expenditure, where expenditure programmes take a number of years to be completed
In the event of the death of a minor or disabled person as a direct consequence of the crime, the parents
for the activities they are involved in as a direct consequence of their situation as trafficked persons.
(29) Outstanding budgetary commitments arise as a direct consequence of differentiated appropriations(see footnote 30),
measles inclusion body encephalitis, pneumonitis, and fatal outcome as a direct consequence of disseminated measles vaccine virus infection have been reported(see section 4.3);
of a minor or disabled person as a direct consequence of a crime, the parents or guardians of the minor
rusting of reinforced concrete, but it also promotes the direct consequence of cracking and destruction of concrete brick.
the European Parliament has taken a number of initiatives as a direct consequence of the recent tax evasion scandals,
These important papers had been a direct consequence of Albert's 1928-29 visit to Princeton
measles inclusion body encephalitis, pneumonitis, and fatal outcome as a direct consequence of disseminated measles vaccine virus infection have been reported.
the European Globalisation Adjustment fund to support the reintegration of these workers, who are victims of redundancy as a direct consequence of the global financial and economic crisis.
now dominate the conversation- a direct consequence of the financial crisis and other crises since then, from the sovereign debt crisis in Europe to the current upheaval in Turkey and emerging markets elsewhere.