Examples of using Knock-on effect in English and their translations into Slovak
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this will again have a knock-on effect on women's employment.
The knock-on effect on the banking sector, after years of deregulation
weight of engines have a knock-on effect for Original Equipment Manufacturers(OEM) who will have
that the late adoption of the legal framework had created delays that had a knock-on effect during implementation, and that the overlap between MFF periods had added to the delays.
weight of engines have a knock-on effect for tractor manufacturers who will have to adapt completely the design of their tractors in order to accommodate the modified engines.
Attempts by Slovenia to stem the flow of migrants since Hungary sealed its border with Croatia on Friday have triggered a knock-on effect through the Balkans, with thousands held up at border crossings.
it should thus serve as an example of good practice and have a knock-on effect on other markets.
there may be a knock-on effect delaying that programme's implementation29.
it acts as a cross-fertiliser causing a knock-on effect to a much greater number of European sectors.
is designed to help the cells of your body absorb as much sugar as they are able to do, with the knock-on effect being less cravings for sugars
This has already had a knock-on effect on his Republican opponent,
it is likely to have a considerable multiple knock-on effect not only on the tourism industry
problems were having a knock-on effect and the financial crisis was already spreading to the real economy.
Attempts by Slovenia to stem the flow of migrants since Hungary sealed its border with Croatia on Friday have triggered a knock-on effect through the Balkans, with thousands stranded at border crossings.
Beside the knock-on effect mentioned above, an additional explanation for the slow start in spending is that,
spelling a knock-on effect for the production of 95,000 vehicles.
which could have a knock-on effect on the rest of the country
with a corresponding negative knock-on effect on emissions,” he said.
Nevertheless, the knock-on effect it could have on the single market in terms of growth
The EESC is all too aware of the effects  that any possible steps might have on the competitiveness of European companies and the knock-on effect that disproportionate costs would eventually have on workers and consumers.