Examples of using Direct consequence in English and their translations into Slovak
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Whereas the increase in extreme weather events is a direct consequence of human‑induced climate change
Where as a direct consequence of the application of the liberalisation measures provided for in this Agreement any product is being imported in such increased quantities
Commercial OS vendors, as a direct consequence of being commercial,
It may sound unbelievable but this all is too a direct consequence of wrongly calibrated financial system,
The challenges faced by those parties to an OTC derivative contract whose counterparties are established in UK are a direct consequence of an event that is beyond their control
there is not direct consequence on consumers.
But the reality is that an area the size of Ukraine is being taken out of agricultural food production every year due to drought and as a direct consequence of climate change.
If the establishment of a new service is the direct consequence of new EU legislation,
derivative contract whose counterparties are established in UK are a direct consequence of an event that is beyond their control
principle of microkernels is, some have argued, a direct consequence of the principle of least privilege,
The content of the report is a direct consequence of an ongoing fashionable green ideology stating that we must put nature and the planet first, that we cannot take care of people,
What is clear is that recent EU-2 movers have played a very minor role in the labour market crisis which is a direct consequence of the financial and economic crisis,
fatal outcome as a direct consequence of disseminated measles vaccine virus infection have been reported(see section 4.3);
which are a direct consequence of the interaction of irbesartan with the renin-angiotensin system;
the damage allegedly suffered because of those MRLs would not be a direct consequence of the contested decision.
because there is no direct consequence on consumers.
which is a direct consequence of the expulsion of the transmission of life.
The challenges faced by those parties to an OTC derivative contract whose counterparties are established in the United Kingdom are a direct consequence of an event that is beyond their control
First indent The Commission recognises the possibility of some over-and under-estimation of climate relevance of certain spending with the current methodology and also as a direct consequence of applying a system based on the three‘Rio markers' average ratios.
the Court observed that the relatively limited range of services offered by the audited incuba- tors was a direct consequence of the approach they took to incubation.