Examples of using Whose effects in English and their translations into Chinese
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Whose effects go beyond anything we can know.
Use of means or methods of combat whose effects cannot be limited under international law.
It is true that article 51 also stipulates that indiscriminate attacks are methods ormeans of combat whose effects cannot be limited.
Third, a gene whose effects seem to be regenerative rather than transformative.
Security also has a dimension which is expressed in development, and whose effects encompass all of mankind.
It was the first earthquake whose effects over a large area were studied scientifically, said the birth of modern seismology.
To do this,our intestines have developed an extensive immune system, whose effects reach far beyond the gut.
This mechanism, whose effects are temporary by definition, can only be used when the interests of peace and security absolutely requires such use.
The United Nationssystem is at the heart of the issue of globalization, whose effects are becoming more and more evident.
We are concerned about the obvious imbalance in the treatment accorded to certain categories of conventional weapons to the detriment of others--such as sophisticated conventional weapons, whose effects are significantly devastating.
This contrasts with benzodiazepines, and linalool injections, whose effects on movement are similar to those of alcohol.
These are the days on which political revolutions, technological breakthroughs,and sporting triumphs took place, and whose effects were felt the world-over.
A more useful definition ofcyber waris hostile action in cyberspace whose effects amplify or are equivalent to major physical violence.
Some elements from HTML 4.01 have also been dropped, such as the<font> and<center> tags,functions whose effects are now achieved by using CSS.
In addition, many sources of blackcarbon also emit other particles whose effects counteract black carbon, providing a cooling effect. .
They also added enzymes that made the yeast produce two other natural cannabinoids, CBDV(cannabidivarin)and THCV(tetrahydrocannabivarin), whose effects are not well understood.
Children are the first and mostvulnerable victims of armed conflicts, whose effects on children can be diverse and long-term-- unfortunately, often life-long.
The occupation was the root cause of the spiralling violence andhostilities in the region, whose effects were being felt around the world.
In recent decades,there had been an increase in domestic legal provisions whose effects extended beyond territorial borders.
These include gravitational forces andelectromagnetic forces Produce significant long-range interactions whose effects are directly visible in everyday life.
They include the gravitational and electromagnetic forces,which produce significant long-range interactions whose effects can be seen directly in everyday life.
Mr. Kalandarov(Tajikistan) said that coordinated efforts on the part of the international community wererequired to address the challenge of climate change, whose effects included the accelerated melting of glaciers.
This suggests some set offorces operating to reduce aggregate demand, whose effect has only been partly attenuated by fiscal policies.
Education is a weapon, whose effect depends on who holds it is his handsand at whom it is aimed.
The more rigorous the sales system becomes,the more formattedthe work will be, whose effect is always unsatisfactory.
The Electronic Communications Convention is an enabling treaty whose effect is to remove those formal obstacles by establishing equivalence between electronic and written form.
This clearly illustrates that the Mine BanConvention is becoming an international norm whose effect goes beyond the membership of the Convention.