Exemplos de uso de Whose consequences em Inglês e suas traduções para o Português
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One of them is urban planning, whose consequences are becoming visible.
This is a war whose consequences are dumped onto the backs of the workers and peoples of the periphery, as we can see in the European Union.
Not to go all the way there is a historic error whose consequences will be very grave.
In my opinion it is a mistake whose consequences will set us back for a long time in our attempt to develop a common security strategy in Europe.
In this sense, the rule of law forbids the imposition of a penalty whose consequences cannot be unveiled.
But he had used an idea of the Arabs whose consequences he led far beyond the supposition of their very authors.
People have always taken preventive actions in the face of dangers-visible and real dangers, whose consequences they have experienced.
The birth of a premature infant is a public health problem, whose consequences affect the living conditions of the newborn and parents¿emotional reactions.
But the cynically technological NATO briefings hide the fact that we have become locked into a process whose consequences we cannot fully predict.
The creation of start-ups around the world is an economic revolution whose consequences will be seen very quickly, they have become the most important actors in the entrepreneurial system.
However, what was terribly tragic in Japan was the accident at the Fukushima nuclear plant, whose consequences are still to be assessed.
However, there is a great andsevere problem in BAD treatment adherence, whose consequences are lack of disorder control, increased avoidable hospitalizations, and increased costs of healthcare.
Let us not compete with fruit that has little nutritional value, with cheap, low-quality wine orwith GM foods, whose consequences we still know little about.
Studies indicate a failure in preventing aggression against these babies, whose consequences can be prematurity, low birth weight, restricted intrauterine growth, and even perinatal and neonatal death.
The current deregulation at work already led to increased pressure on the equipment and personnel andincreased risks whose consequences will eventually be dramatic.
The notion that feminism is an exaggeration and unnecessary, whose consequences would be cruel and divisive within personal relationships and counterproductive within the political sphere.
That was the period through which the Shi'ite sect slowly emerged,based on a political dispute whose consequences are still felt until this day.
It is observed that this phenomenon is a global problem whose consequences affect the economic and social development worldwide.
The Lord of Miracles, the Blessed Virgin andSt Rose are particularly close to those who are suffering as a result of the recent earthquake, whose consequences are still being acutely felt.
Osteoarthritis OA is a degenerative joint disease whose consequences lead to great socioeconomic impacts.
One analyzes the ethical emptiness, by contextualizing the traditional ethical education andby demonstrating the difficulty of the occidental civilization in dealing with class actions, whose consequences are also collective and global.
This is clearly a natural disaster which has caused nearly 40 deaths and whose consequences are continuing to severely test some of our citizens today.
However, recently, the interest of the medical andscientific community turned to its possible association with extra-osseous clinical manifestations, whose consequences to public health can be significant.
He managed to resist,despite also the outbreak of a plague in Milan, whose consequences he suppressed with frantic energy.
We object all the more to a number of matters which the European Union presently proposes to add to the Seattle agenda, subjects whose consequences we shall absolutely not be able to control.
The measure, that establishes five years of abandonment in order to request a divorce,"constitute a new attack to the stability of marriage and family, whose consequences will fall over the whole of society, for all juridical stability and security would be eliminated.
The original sin was a sin actually committed by the primitive couple at the instigation of the Tempter, andwhose fault miserable and whose consequences have been transmitted generation to all humanity”.
It is evident that we are beginning to witness events of historical significance, whose consequences we can only predict in general terms.
Introduction: the intimate partner violence(ipv)against pregnant women is a frequent event, whose consequences affect directly the women¿s health.
Soil degradation by erosion is a problem that has been increasingly addressed in multidisciplinary studies and whose consequences can be environmental, social and economic.