Examples of using Have implications in English and their translations into Swedish
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that could have implications for the tussle for the immuno-oncology market.
These findings, published online today in the journal Addiction, have implications for workplace safety.
that one's present actions have implications for future lives.
can thus have implications for the internal market too.
Such an approach will have implications for the programming process with the Commission taking a more proactive role in project identification.
Some of the actions affecting other linked sectors of the economic chain have implications for shipbuilding.
Decisions taken this century will have implications a hundred centuries into the future.
opening exciting new ways to understand democracy that have implications for how we want to develop it for the future.
The analysis of monetary and credit aggregates can help to identify the build-up of financial imbalances which may in turn have implications for price stability.
I am only announcing this here, because it will, of course, have implications for the discussions on the budget in first
The limit values and time period for their attainment have yet to be decided but these may have implications for those source sectors which emit PAHs to air.
Were the krona exchange rate to remain weak, it would of course have implications for the inflation forecast.
This outstanding act will have implications for the Bahá'í community far beyond the borders of a united Germany.
These findings show that the investigations of children learning to read in more than one language have implications across multiple research domains.
There are various Community policies which have implications for the soil and which may endanger its protection.
These requirements have implications for private persons while having an overall security impact general interest.
The findings may also have implications in improving our understanding of common disorders such as scoliosis and strabismus.
Their work could have implications for improved human
Issues relating to employment and social aairs are not independent from each other- policies in one area have implications for those in others.
Our research could have implications for this type of cancer treatment," Associate Professor Heath said.