Examples of using Logical consequences in English and their translations into Slovak
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air defense, logical consequences of the bombing and restoration of infrastructure.
What we have done is to draw the logical consequences from that link and incorporate rules on the classification of documents into the regulation itself.
precision child learns the logical consequences of their choices and decisions.
Explicit mention is made here of the logical consequences of the principle of subsidiarity
Palestinians recognize the logical consequences of this simple fact,
Logical consequences, on the other hand,
(DE) I voted in favour of this addendum to the Treaty on the Functioning of the Union because it has logical consequences for economic governance
Just this week the discovery on Mars of large deposits of easily-extracted frozen water was announced- just the latest confirmation of logical consequences Velikovsky inferred from his Venus scenario.
The imposed social revolution that has swept the western world is moving to a new stage as it works out the logical consequences of its view of man's value,” said O'Brien.
When all the logical consequences of an innovation are presented simultaneously,
Instead, ECOSOC has made further insinuations of bad faith- without substantiating them- by stating that the complainant“has used the potential similarity between these two notions as the basis for his entire defence strategy”,“played on the potential ambiguity of concepts” and“must now bear the logical consequences of his disloyal action.”.
The logical consequences of such a new world order under the conditions of spiritual,
That is the logical consequence of the entry into force of the Treaty of Lisbon.
That is just the logical consequence of what is about to occur.”.
Our expansion to Eastern Europe was a logical consequence.
This is a critical, logical consequence of everything above.
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Psychology as a science has its limitations, and, as the logical consequence of theology is mysticism,
In order to carry out its tasks in the most efficient way and as a logical consequence of its legal personality,
This is a logical consequence of Member States' intention of assuring the relay of new generations into their agricultural sectors.