Examples of using Have implications in English and their translations into Slovak
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climate change can have implications for peace and security”.
These results have implications for potential improvements in air quality models
Any other person carrying on activities which have implications for patient safety,
Fügl stressed that while the move towards a‘green' economy proposed by the Commission will have implications for the European workforce:“.
We're just finding out that microbes have implications for all these different kinds of diseases,
e- and m-payments have implications for all these payment methods.
The negative effects go against the objectives of the Lisbon Strategy and have implications for the workplace, society and the economy.
In the three judgments which have implications for current legislation the ECJ confirmed the Commission position(2).
There are various Community policies which have implications for the soil and which may endanger its protection.
Such wide-scale measures also have implications for other Member States of the EU due to the abolition of internal border controls.
That is why true friendships have implications for all dimensions of the human person- including the spiritual.
It advises the government about new laws that have implications for the judicial system.
The EESC calls for coherence to be ensured between all policy areas that have implications for biodiversity protection.
And third, budgetary costs stemming from ageing populations have implications for fiscal sustainability in the longer term.
This technology is being used in ways that have implications for central banking that span all the functions that we have.”.
Undeniably, China's environmental efforts do not only concern China alone, but have implications for the whole world.
As a consequence, the existing limited legal bases for children's rights in the EU Treaties have implications for possible budgetary sources.
energy policies could have implications for the relative economics of renewables and their expansion.
Fully documenting this process in its entirety would entail huge administrative costs and may have implications for sensitive and sometimes confidential discussions.
What happens at one level can, and does, have implications at another.