Examples of using Consequences in terms in English and their translations into Swedish
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which can have positive consequences in terms of reduced problems associated with alcohol consumption,
while the population will gravitate towards large towns with high rates of unemployment and consequences in terms of humanitarian disasters,
The demographic outlook, and its likely consequences in terms of falling numbers in the labour force in the next decade in the EU15, can only add to this problem,
with all its positive consequences in terms of environment and economy- two terms which,
with all the social and economic consequences in terms of identity, security,
with all its positive consequences in terms of environment and economy- two terms which,
creating a fragmented regulatory framework throughout the Community with consequences in terms of the internal market,
decisions referred to in Article 4(1)(c) of this Directive, where such decisions would have direct and immediate consequences in terms of substantial change
with disastrous consequences in terms of unemployment and social policies.
we should deplore the increasing politicisation of humanitarian aid and its consequences in terms of respect for the'humanitarian space.
The consequences, in terms of human well-being,
Madam President, Mr Medina Ortega, you ask me about the course of inflation in the euro area and its consequences, in terms of how the euro area has reacted.
Otherwise, there may be major consequences in terms of health.
It has terrible consequences in terms of employment and land use patterns.
Therefore, the proposal will have no consequences in terms of tax rates.
This does have some consequences in terms of the adaptation of our industry.
I want finally to say a little about the consequences in terms of trade policy.
The consequences in terms of justice, fairness,
It concluded that there were no serious consequences in terms of health and that the human problems experienced were temporary
If this does not occur now, it will be impossible to foretell the consequences in terms of suffering, deaths and economic ramifications.