Examples of using Long-term consequences in English and their translations into Romanian
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I simply feel that it is not the best time to enter into an international agreement with long-term consequences.
which can have long-term consequences.
I don't think humans doing this would have necessarily even been aware of the long-term consequences of their actions.
confidential information will have long-term consequences.
We are well aware that the long-term consequences of the catastrophe are still being experienced a full quarter century later.
If the battle of the Neva had any long-term consequences, it was in Swedens determination to take over Finland first before attempting to proceed further east.
Subsequently, recommendation of policy measures for addressing and mitigating long-term consequences of COVID-19.
It is worth considering long-term consequences of our decisions when we calculate the budget.
However, they also include products from cloned animals, the long-term consequences of which have barely been researched at present.
And it was these very long-term consequences of the hunting behaviour that in the end spelled extinction.
They're counting on humanity to take short-term profits and to hell with the long-term consequences!
hopefully we got it early enough to avoid any long-term consequences.
it's a forecast of the consequences, the long-term consequences, for growth of an increase in prices.
The opinion draws the Council's attention to the long-term consequences of current fiscal consolidation measures for the social situation in the EU,
Men 2006-2010 must take into consideration the long-term consequences of the economic crisis
including the long-term consequences, carefully consider the choice of the master
(8) The use of copper in the forms referred to above may have long-term consequences due to its accumulation in the soil,
appear to exist over the matter of being able, in reality, to gauge the long-term consequences of one's own decisions
The principle of personal gain turns out to be working only for the first time, until long-term consequences occur, when people drift away,
that it led to increased liver enzyme levels whose long-term consequences are not known.