Examples of using Have implications in English and their translations into Polish
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In addition, targets for increasing the use of biomass for renewable energy can have implications for forest management
There will likely be some other leadership and/or procedural changes at the Congress which could have implications for the country going forward.
The presence in the novel food or food ingredient of material which is not present in an existing equivalent foodstuff and which may have implications for the health of certain sections of the population;
where such non-compliance may have implications for another Member State,
consent of the competent ministry or which may have implications for public funds.
The remuneration committee shall be responsible for the preparation of decisions regarding remuneration, including those which have implications for the risk and risk management of the management company
While respecting confidentiality where necessary, and without prejudice to unresolved cases, the Commission shall provide Community-wide information on national measures notified pursuant to this Decision which have implications for the principle of free movement of goods in the non-harmonized sectors.
Area are effectively open, decisions taken within one Member State may have implications for another.
As well as procurement any such communication will have implications for several other aspects;
The proposed Council recommendation will have implications on the allocations of resources at national level,
infrastructure agreements with third countries have implications for energy supply across the EU
which will have implications for many sectors of the economy
the reforms will have implications for everyone, their role will remain passive.
take into account the provisions of the revised Agreement which have implications on the measures to be taken
also in terms of projects which have implications for business, for instance the implementation of an IT solution.
that are of relevance to the ECB 's basic tasks( in particular monetary policy) have implications beyond the euro area
as there is a possibility of insufficient provision of private pensions which might have implications for the UK public finances,
Higher age-related expenditures cannot be excluded as there is a possibility of insufficient provision of private pensions which might have implications for the public finances,
as the proposed directive contains provisions which have implications for certain ESCB tasks.
where the issues to be discussed concern matters which may have implications for public funds.