Examples of using Two consequences in English and their translations into Portuguese
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This kind of crime has two consequences: firstly,
We must recognise that this will have two consequences. First of all, funding will have to
before which a mistaken assessment will tend to generate two consequences: or the patient will be subjected to improper treatment
in pursuance of the Basel II Requirements, pay greater attention to the risks concerned. Just these two consequences of the proposal for a Directive will result in a considerable reduction in investment incentives;
This had two contradictory consequences.
This produces two severe consequences for society.
This brings two main consequences at this stage.
This will have at least two positive consequences.
This will have two important consequences on European governments.
The Commission draws two legal consequences from this provision.
The cosmological principle contains three implicit qualifications and two testable consequences.
This has two consequences: greater overcrowding so than for men in PACA
which will have two consequences.
In terms of the emission of light, the collapse of the winds(a theoretical proposition never actually observed until now) has two consequences.
Two consequences can be derived from here.
Two consequences can be derived from here.
political space by other religions has two consequences one is the decline of the normative hegemony of the Catholic Church
Two important consequences follow.
This has two important consequences.
This claim has two important consequences.