Examples of using Direct consequences in English and their translations into Spanish
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the Dispute Tribunal determined that decisions of the Ethics Office not to find prima facie retaliation have direct consequences for the rights of the applicant,
service provision infrastructure is one of the major and direct consequences of armed conflict,
Because the concentration of pollutants in surface water has direct consequences on drinking water quality,
None of the United Nations organizations reported any direct consequences of ordering less than the estimates, as there were
The Pakistani meddling in Afghanistan- which has direct consequences for Pakistan itself and the entire region- has best been summarized in the Pakistani daily The News on 25 September 1998.
their grave repercussions on drought and land desertification, and their direct consequences on the world's food security.
because the changes of permissions have direct consequences on the security.
The direct consequences of this process for Mapuche society included a drastic decrease in their territory through reiterated,
Added to these direct consequences in the care provided are their economic repercussions:
the widespread destruction of Palestinian property and infrastructure, are but the direct consequences of the unlawful and inhumane policies
Another important strategy is to treat the outcomes of the auditing not as judgments with direct consequences on court operations
prevalent abuses of indigenous rights are the direct consequences of development strategies that fail to respect the fundamental right of self-determination.
the challenge is not just to raise awareness of the direct consequences of climate change,
poor countries are not only suffering the direct consequences of the crisis in that they are losing their jobs,
risks ultimately affect finances, however these risks refer to direct consequences such as price of fertilizer, fuel.
are direct consequences of climate change IPCC, 2007.
declining UDETMA unit all responsibility for any kind of direct consequences or indirectly related to the actions
The direct consequences of the profound, radical changes taking place in the ecosystem of the book include the reassessment of the role of the main actors in the value chain of the publishing industry,
drop out of labour market with direct consequences on their income) and an even higher risk of poverty in older age,
prevalent abuses of indigenous rights were the direct consequences of development strategies that failed to respect the fundamental right to self-determination.