Examples of using Direct consequence in English and their translations into Spanish
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Plasmatic plane was created as a result of torsion forces between the physical and etheric as a direct consequence of cosmic anomaly when the universe was created
reverse suffered by Napoleon, but six months later Bennigsen met with the crushing defeat of Friedland(14 June 1807) the direct consequence of which was the treaty of Tilsit.
around the Nagorno-Karabakh region of Azerbaijan is direct consequence of the claims of Armenia to that region,
During the period under review, the Mission underwent major changes in both its military and civilian administrative structures, as a direct consequence of its experience during the period of the outbreak of hostilities in May and June 2000.
and that is a direct consequence of"the management of the government team",
is a direct consequence of faith: only in faith do our lives have meaning:
is a direct consequence of the 2007 general assembly when Emmaus International agreed to be Abbé Pierre's sole legatee,
it is reused in the same process. direct consequence has been the decline in the volume of water waste,
that aggravation shall be regarded as a direct consequence of the occupational damage suffered
The current de facto existence of two education systems has a direct consequence on Kosovo students' ability to exercise their right to learn their mother tongue,
The second is the direct consequence of an impact assessment that highlights the existence of risks, in which case
reflect more accurately the direct consequence of the subprogramme's outputs and services.
Hence, any significant deterioration in economic indicators that is the direct consequence of an economic downturn is likely to be reflected in some kind of consequence for the volume
It is paramount to remember that the direct consequence of excluding children from primary school is a rise in the illiterate adult population
Although a large proportion of this correction has been a direct consequence of the depth of the crisis
If this difference is due to a question of disinterest on the part of potential female artists, or the direct consequence of the absolute male predominance in the closed
The funding of the payments that C sugar producers were making was the direct consequence of the extremely tight regulatory framework set out in that Regulation,
As a direct consequence of this that we are affirming we can emphasize the fact that the exercise of the division of attention in three parts is also repeated,
for advice given or studies made only if and in so far as this is a direct consequence of intent or gross negligence on the part of people working in positions of authority at Tacx.
as far as any delays of the Principal's approval is not the direct consequence of any shortcoming on MarketValley's part to fulfil its obligations.