direct consequence

Only such losses, damages or expenses which are the direct consequence of the general average act shall be allowed as general average.

He said the financial crisis is a direct consequence of European governments to cut the defense budget.

Project management is often people and planned economy together, this bias direct consequence is that management is in a state of disorder.

China's strategic pork reserve is the direct consequence of an emerging, meat-eating middle class and a government determined to feed them.

significant harm must have been sustained as a direct consequence of the neglect of the duty of care.

I always said that to win an individual award would be a direct consequence of the work of the team.

The sanctions we are applying today to Hamsho and his company are the direct consequence of his actions.

Proliferation of web services is a direct consequence of the application of this antipattern.

The Irish Civil War was the direct consequence of the creation the Irish Free State.

Typically carbon emissions are a direct consequence of burning fossil fuels or some type of flammable material (coal, wood, etc).

The Fed's need for more traders is a direct consequence of the central bank's efforts to keep credit flowing through the US economy.

It doesn't mean prices will have to sell off. Sell-off is not a direct consequence of high speculative net lengths.

Most of this resistance is a direct consequence of criticism of multinational corporation .

The changes in reproductive behaviour is the direct consequence of the change of ideology on childbearing.

The risk officers estimated that about $20bn of the past and projected increase was a direct consequence of the financial crisis.

This new fascination with manufacturing is a direct consequence of the financial crisis.

The social organization is rising quietly in direct consequence of market failure and government failure.

Two hundred people lost their jobs as a direct consequence of the merger.

The direct consequence can be a progressive lack of interest and focus to get the job done.

As someone who stands here as a direct consequence of Dr. King's life work, I am living testimony to the moral force of non-violence.

Higher confidence in the economy is a direct consequence of better job prospects.

The final distinction is a direct consequence of the first two.

Because of the large area from the direct consequence of chain, bring the PR is reduced, baidu search engine in the weight down.

A direct consequence of mitral valve prolapse?

Many people believe that poverty is a direct consequence of overpopulation.

The second problem is a direct consequence of the first.

The most direct consequence of filter body blocking is that the DPF pressure drop increases, and the vehicle dynamic property is affected;

Loss or Damage in Direct Consequence of General Average Act

a direct consequence of antibiotics abuse

wwf believes this is a direct consequence of increasing human demand for food , fibre , energy and water