Examples of using Serious implications in English and their translations into Polish
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said that the unified timezone may have serious implications.
given the serious implications for human health
This will have serious implications for water management,
considering that this could have serious implications for the European Model of society
This has serious implications, both socially(Europeans' health)
a prospect which has serious implications not only for maintaining an optimal workforce
in a static or declining working-age population will imply an increasing dependency across Europe, with serious implications for our competitiveness with other economic regions,
have serious implications for the current situation.
For example, it is necessary to take a closer look at horizontal issues that may have serious implications, such as: good practice and efficacy in the health sector,
exerts serious implications for our process of pursuing of knowledge
social development problems which can have serious implications for their specific environments.
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,
This finding carries with it serious implications.
You're considering pronouncements with serious implications.
You're considering pronouncements with serious implications.
Oh that scenario has some serious implications, man.
This case could have serious implications on our investigation.
Given the serious implications? Why would you still want to carry this out?
But I reminded her that doing so would have serious implications on her social standing.
This declines when energy prices are too high, with serious implications for individuals, companies,