Examples of using Have implications in English and their translations into Hungarian
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In cases where these implementing provisions have implications for the operational expenses to be borne by the Member States, the Council shall act unanimously.
plant health that have implications for human health,
What we learn from this could also have implications to other brain-related diseases like Alzheimer's
the study could have implications for conservation biology,
In the three judgments which have implications for current legislation the ECJ confirmed the Commission position(2).
Is concerned that inaction may have implications for the allocation of millions of euros of EU funds for political
(b)measures relating to fish health and welfare that have implications for human health,
In nondecorative applications the surface finish may have implications for friction, wear,
You once said to me that this trial might have implications for the whole of the Jewish people.
and something that would have implications for us all.
because decisions on how the EU spends its money have implications for many years to come.
Noting that the conventional view in physics is to deny that the paradoxes of quantum mechanics have implications beyond the mathematical formalisms, Walker defines his theory.
Fully documenting this process in its entirety would entail huge administrative costs and may have implications for sensitive and sometimes confidential discussions.
they would have implications beyond twins.
This however could result in“additional demand for central bank reserves, which could have implications for monetary policy
It advises the government about new laws that have implications for the judicial system.
many of his principles, particularly regarding the emotions, have implications for modern approaches to psychology.
Regulators have expressed concern that this situation makes it difficult for them to detect the build-up of positions which could have implications for the stability of markets.
they also create spare capacity, which may have implications for schools' financial sustainability.
just as we would want to consider something that could have implications in other fields besides biology.