Zusammenfassung
effect
Folge · Wirkung · Ergebnis · Auswirkung · Effekt · Eindruck · Gültigkeit
to effect {Verb}
durchführen · ausführen · bewirken · zu Stande bringen · bewerkstelligen
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Englisch-Deutsch Übersetzung für "effect"
"effect" Deutsch Übersetzung
effect
Is this or is it not the result of the greenhouse effect and climate change?
These events had the effect of suspending the progress of my report for several months.
It would otherwise have had a very distorting effect on the energy market across Europe.
The effect of the Aids pandemic means that progress and development become more difficult.
One effect, for example, would be the omission of the Atlantic routes.
What is more likely is that the entire MAGP IV exercise will have had no effect.
This leads me to conclude that the effect which the 1997 Directive had was inadequate.
It is for that reason that a clear distinction must be drawn between cause and effect.
These liquid chemicals have a particularly toxic effect on people and the environment.
It is precisely the intention that confrontation should have a preventive effect.
The effect was that the United States did not proceed with those threats.
Implicitly, this point of view sees the effect of market forces as being the only right outcome.
So the first effect of the uniting of our forces was to reduce the number of our votes from six to one.
I hope the Commission for its part will do something about the miserable effect of applying article 113.
UBS Second Quarter 2002 Report for the full details of the effect of significant financial events in 2002 and 2001.)
effect (auch: fall-out, impact, implication, repercussion)
It seems to me that the effect of these projects on the competitive sphere is rather minor.
The view of the nonprinting characters on the screen does not have an effect on the printout.
This scheme has no effect on expenditure from the European budget.
There is yet another effect it will have, and this is on our own working methods.
The effect of the Union on each person's daily life will be the yardstick that they will use.
I also think that you are underestimating the macro-economic effect in general.
Without such statistics we cannot measure the effect on men and women respectively.
That bottom thing, which says there's no effect at all, is a master's degree.
This is where you select an effect for cross-fading from one slide to another.
Here, you can define which effect is to be used when showing a moving object.
The suggestion made to the effect that the texts are on the same footing is incorrect.
This effect is unacceptable and that impression totally erroneous.
We consider that the effect of this initiative is not to close, but rather to open a debate or bring it up to date.
The report gives the impression that Court rulings are needed in order for both principles to be adhered to and put into effect.
These restrictions, the kind of things we have heard about from the Commission, will simply have no effect on the SLORC whatsoever.
effect (auch: validity, validness)
This requires swift action so that these directives can enter into effect as from day one.
The corresponding ordinance will take effect today and will remain valid for three years.
In fact it is unclear whether the regulation has retroactive effect.
(c) The negotiable transport document ceases thereafter to have any effect or validity.
(b) The electronic transport record ceases thereafter to have any effect or validity.
effect {Substantiv}
We would then need fewer amendments to directives before they come into effect.
A free-trade agreement between EFTA and Canada has been in effect since 1 July 2009.
If the partner state has also approved the agreement, it may go into effect.
The reform of the educational system is due to take effect in September of this year.
I wish you more strength and courage, however, in putting these decisions into effect.
to effect {Verb}
to effect [effected|effected] {Vb.} (auch: to transact, to realize, to implement, to enforce)
to effect [effected|effected] {Vb.} (auch: to achieve, to explain, to export, to carry out)
In effect, they cannot export their products to all the Member States.
They must be able to make the plans for receiving the money, they must be able to put them into effect and the financial control must be
, give effect to it; or
to effect [effected|effected] {Vb.} (auch: to ensure, to cause, to bring)
Resignation and an ever increasing level of tolerance will only have the opposite effect.
But, above all, the net effect of this directive would be to make the common market work.
I believe, rather, that it would have exactly the opposite effect.
By rights this tragedy should have had the effect of seriously reorienting Community procedure.
Mr President, I too wish to stress that those four reports can have a positive effect.
to effect [effected|effected] {Vb.} (auch: to bring about)
to effect [effected|effected] {Vb.} (auch: to contrive, to arrange)
This would come about most effectively if the EU joined the Nordic countries, the United States of America, Canada and Russia as members of the Arctic Council.
Synonyme
Synonyme (Englisch) für "effect":
© Princeton Universityeffectuate · set up · impression · force · essence · burden · core · gist · consequence · outcome · result · event · issue · upshot
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