Examples of using Serious implications in English and their translations into Hungarian
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This crisis has serious implications for the security and stability of the Euro-Atlantic area as a whole.
has been made towards achieving the Millennium Development Goals, and could also have serious implications for peace and security.
it would advocate speeding up these measures, given the serious implications for human health and the huge costs involved.
it might be worthwhile to take a moment to consider the deadly serious implications of this peculiar story.
I note that the objective of safeguarding our natural habitats has serious implications for some fishing communities.
it has very serious implications for our behavior.”.
last longer and have more serious implications than in someone who still has an intact spleen.
saying it would have“serious implications for the ability to employ Palestinians
The researchers conclude that the proliferation of this type of increasingly powerful surveillance equipment"has serious implications not just for dissidents
member states, but it also has serious implications for the domestic policy of individual countries.
More recently, the worst Ebola outbreak ever in west Africa showed the serious implications for health and other sectors,
which can have serious implications for the cost-price of production, and whereas European farmers
In addition, a low-lying coastline means that even a small rise in sea level could have serious implications in the coastal zone,
The researchers conclude that the proliferation of this type of increasingly powerful surveillance equipment"has serious implications not just for dissidents
the programme(i.e. doing nothing) could have serious implications in terms of the quality of students and academics attracted to Europe from third countries,
posed by the ageing of European populations, a prospect which has serious implications not only for maintaining an optimal workforce but also threatens the viability of European social systems themselves.
having direct and serious implications for the security and stability of the Euro-Atlantic area," the alliance said in a statement.
having direct and serious implications for the security and stability of the Euro-Atlantic area,” Rasmussen stated.
can reverse it, it is now clear that this issue has very serious implications in extremely diverse areas of human life, and that it is threatening to cause imbalances at global level.
(PT) In the course of this debate, we must not forget the serious implications that transposition of this directive on the liberalisation of services will have in a number of countries,