Examples of using Direct consequence in English and their translations into Portuguese
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messianic consciousness of Jesus is the direct consequence of his ontology as Son of God made man.
As a direct consequence, she decided to quit school
Perhaps this fact is a direct consequence of his search for identification with the chosen place.
This will be the direct consequence of people not being truly born again and crucifying their old sinful nature.
The direct consequence of the battle of Borodino was Napoleon's causeless flight from Moscow.
As a direct consequence, there was a decrease in the number of premature deaths
Any losses that are not a direct consequence of the breach of the Agreement by the Owner;
Segregation, in other words, wasn't accidental, but a direct consequence of federal policy.
This seems to be a direct consequence of bone exposure
Practically all signs of aging are a direct consequence of a lack of moisture of our cages.
The humanitarian tragedy in Darfur is a direct consequence of this, among other things.
This is a direct consequence of obesity through mechanical factors such as hyperfiltration
As a direct consequence, BACIP also aimed to improve the health,
smaller financial autonomy degree of a company is a direct consequence of three main factors.
The need for CDDB is a direct consequence of the original design of the CD,
was a direct consequence of the normative decision.
The"globalization of solidarity" is actually a direct consequence of the universal charity that is the soul of the Gospel.
It is not a direct consequence of age per se, but rather a consequence of your running history.
it is a direct consequence of the laws of capitalism, nothing else.
This is the first time the region has considered this, and it is a direct consequence of the report.