Translation of "Mögliche konsequenzen" in English

The ambition is both to avoid an incident and to mitigate its potential consequences.

So long as you don't forget the consequences that can happen to heteros such as yourself.

Fragmentation and a lack of coherence in programmes are possible consequences of modular curricula.

How to avoid possible consequences?

For any possible consequences you are responsible yourself.

By having proper insurance protection, you reduce possible consequences and complications.

What are possible legal consequences for lacking data protection?

We are currently discussing possible options and consequences with our partners.

Potential therapeutic approaches resulting from these findings will be discussed.

Any legal requisites and potential consequences will also be explained to you.

They show legislators the possible consequences of their policy options and help them reach a decision.

They show legislators the possible consequences of their policy options and help them in making a decision.

Four consequences are likely.

Morel Diffusion will not be held responsible for the possible consequences related to this change.

In addition, Dream advises of possible legal consequences arising from the purchase of stolen goods.

It is likely, however, that the family was aware of the growing danger for Jews in Germany and the possible consequences.

Consequences might be DoS, but also arbitrary code execution as well as access to privileged data.

Possible consequences of exploitation are providing misleading information or Denial-of-Service triggered by remote and unauthenticated attackers.

Impact assessments make a significant technical contribution to better law making as they show legislators the possible consequences of their policy options.

They show legislators the possible consequences of their policy options and help them make a decision, and legislators should make greater use of them in future.

Impact assessments are a key instrument for the legislative process, and one of which European legislators should make greater use in future, as they show the possible consequences of their policy options.

What is the point of correcting these problems ex post when the whole reason for having a safeguard clause is to anticipate possible negative consequences?

I would like to draw attention, however, to the need for them to be implemented and to the fact that countries that do not adhere to established rules will need to face possible economic consequences.

If that were to happen, I fear two possible consequences, neither of which, I suspect, has been foreseen by some Members of Parliament and neither of which would advance the objectives which seem to lie behind a number of the new amendments.

That is considered necessary to address situations where seasonal workers are unaware of the existence of enforcement mechanisms or hesitant to use them in their own name, out of fear of possible consequences.

This is considered necessary to address situations where seasonal workers are unaware of the existence of enforcement mechanisms or hesitant to use these in their own name, out of fear of possible consequences.