Examples of using Direct consequence in English and their translations into Swedish
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The current crisis is a direct consequence of the liberal policies advocated by the European Union.
That when ocean-based storms cross much warmer ocean waters the storms get stronger and more destructive. A direct consequence is.
A direct consequence is the storms get stronger and more destructive. that when ocean-based storms cross much warmer ocean waters.
Its abolition is, however, the direct consequence of the creation of the single market on 1 January 1993.
The humanitarian tragedy in Darfur is a direct consequence of this, among other things.
The condition required by the caselaw is satisfied where those effects are the direct consequence of the measure itself.
The decline is largely a direct consequence of the Coronavirus that is ravaging China in particular.
kinds of physical and mental improvements as a direct consequence of practising in the strong qi field.
Twelve people lost their lives as a direct consequence of the storm and more than 400 were injured.
the fires in Australia- a direct consequence of global warming.
Today the pound is sharply undervalued, as a direct consequence of the Brexit referendum outcome in June 2016.
In my country 6 000 people died in 1997 as a direct consequence of smoking.
The extensive ship deliveries in the period 2015-2017 are a direct consequence of the orders placed in previous years.
growth is very low, as a direct consequence of the occupation.
The largest fall was in the VLCC segment, a direct consequence of the decline in imports to China.
Europe's consumption of softwood lumber fell dramatically after 2007 as a direct consequence of the collapse in construction.
A direct consequence of the Battle of Borodino was Napoleon's senseless flight away from Moscow.
The direct consequence of this expansion is a much larger volume of work, the quality of which must be to the highest legislative standard.
The direct consequence of this decision is a much larger number of contracts to be managed by the Commission compared to the initial proposal.
The direct consequence was that it was impossible for industry to join EMAS, irrespective of its interest in the Scheme.