Examples of using A consequence of in English and their translations into Polish
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Changes in research partnerships as a consequence of participation in the Framework Programme are one of the areas where the impact of EU investment is most visible.
tangible results can be observed in emerging economies as a consequence of setting up an appropriate enabling environment.
According to him, one of the biggest risks over the current year is slowing economic growth on a global scale, as a consequence of the mortgage market credit crisis in the USA.
A consequence of practicing the philosophy of parasitism is a fast
For example, one such a consequence of the human imperfection is that people are typically very lazy
For example, one such a consequence of the human imperfection is that people are typically very lazy
The 2001 crisis was a consequence of the Y2K scare,
A consequence of practicing the philosophy of parasitism is a fast
As a consequence of Article 93 of the Treaty of Rome(consolidated version), fiscal policy is
A consequence of Debian's vision on digital freedoms has been the need of redefining what we mean by software.
I think that this fact, a consequence of Hitler's policy,
Amendments of the Regulation are required following decisions recently reached as a consequence of international Agreements
It must be an instrument to achieve our objectives, including as a consequence of the economic and financial crisis.
Those who develop the disorder later in life more often die from other illnesses(such as heart disease) rather than as a consequence of Alzheimer's disease.
Life in many poor countries is still extremely insecure as a consequence of food shortages, and the situation could become worse.
related to stress reactions provoked by increased exogenous and endogenous stimulation as a consequence of daily life routine.
The increasing risk as a consequence of human factors, such as land
The rapidly growing numbers of very old people in particular and- to some extent as a consequence of that- the fact that several generations of older people are alive at the same time also necessitates entirely new services and occupations.
TIIT analysis proves that this is a consequence of recognition as"unscientific" a record from antiquity that,
Due to the on-going contraction of the workforce and as a consequence of demographic change,