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Wirkung f GEN effect, impression • mit Wirkung von, m. W. v. GEN with effect from, wef* * ** * *Wirkung
effect, operation, action, (Anzeige) appeal, (Ergebnis) result;
• mit Wirkung vom with effect from, as from;
• mit durchschlagender Wirkung with telling effect;
• mit sofortiger Wirkung effective immediately, for immediate release;
• mit Wirkung vom ersten Januar on or after January 1, effective as of January 1st;
• aufschiebende Wirkung delaying (suspensory) effect;
• beschränkte Wirkung limited operation;
• bindende Wirkung binding effect;
• hemmende Wirkung restraining action;
• kanzerogene Wirkung carcinogenic effect;
• konstitutive Wirkung constitutive effect;
• kumulative Wirkung cumulative effect;
• nachfragesteigernde Wirkung demand-increasing effects;
• nachteilige Wirkungen detrimental (disadvantageous) effects;
• psychologische Wirkung psychological impact;
• rechtliche Wirkung legal effect;
• rechtsbegründende Wirkung constitutive effect;
• vermögensrechtliche Wirkung proprietary effect;
• Wirkung des Euro auf die Finanzmärkte impact of the euro on the financial markets;
• richtig zur Wirkung bringen to highlight;
• einschneidende Wirkungen auf die Konjunktur haben to take a bigger bite out of the economy.
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