Examples of using Whose consequences in English and their translations into Danish
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Klee A/S has not been able to avoid and whose consequences Brd.
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.
But the cynically technological NATO briefings hide the fact that we have become locked into a process whose consequences we cannot fully predict.
However, 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.
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.
EMU is a high risk venture whose consequences we cannot easily predict, but it is the weakest in society who have most to lose if it fails.
The Community continued to pursue its development policy in a climate rendered more difficult by the international energy crisis, whose consequences are particularly serious for developing countries which have to import oil.
Victims of a crisis which they did not cause and whose consequences they have no control of, Belgian farmers, moreover, are waiting for concrete evidence of European solidarity, so that this dioxin crisis may be recognised as epizootic, in the same way as the mad cow crisis in Great Britain.
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.
Each part of the prognosis has been based on precedents that have been set, modus operandi that has been observed, trends that have been initiated, sentiments that have been expressed, signals that have been given, andactions that have been taken whose consequences can be confidently predicted.
Surely we will be in a position to hold parliamentary debates on texts which have been ready for months,whose content we are familiar with, whose consequences we know and whose historical importance we are fully aware of.
However, we believe that some of the problems have been due to the development of Europe's own dynamic and also to the fact that at that time we lacked a coherent, constructive and democratic foreign policy and, with our support for ethnic orreligious identities, we have created a problem whose consequences we are now paying for.
The causes of the current situation in the Balkans are complex and deep-seated, but I must highlight the interfering role of the USA and the EU,which have significantly and, at times decisively, contributed to undermining a process whose consequences for the situation throughout the region are far from resolved. A strategy of selectively and arbitrarily criminalising certain political leaders is therefore unacceptable.
The very limited appropriation provided under this Article, reduced by the Budgetary Authorities to 2 750 000 ECU for 1985, and use of which is limited still further by the provisional twelfths system, only allows for intervention as a mark of Community solidarity in cases of localized andunforeseen natural disasters whose consequences can be con tained.
We ask Commissioner Patten for the greatest generosity for the sake of the effectiveness of development policy,to which we are all committed and whose consequences are immeasurable in political and human terms, in both a positive and a negative sense.
Brd. Klee A/S shall not be liable for delay or failure to fulfil agreements reached as a result of force majeure, including war, insurrection, strike, lockout, blockade, export or import bans, confiscation, currency restrictions, fire, vandalism, natural disaster, a general scarcity of goods orother things that Brd. Klee A/S has not been able to avoid and whose consequences Brd. Klee A/S has been unable to avert.
I am convinced that Europe can no longer stand by and watch Member States come up with fragmented andinconsistent responses to economic crises whose consequences are a real threat to the growth potential of our economies.
We must be glad that the remarks appropriate to the class struggle which he has expressed today havenot previously led to the establishment of a socialist system in Morocco, like the ones in Libya and Algeria, with whose consequences we are having to fight a running battle today.
I ought to say- and I am sure it will not come as any news to Mrs Ewing andthe House- that Article 690 is intended to cover natural disasters whose consequences are recognized as being exceptionally extensive and serious for the local population.
During inaudible fanfare of nonexistent musicians, during applause of non-existent audience, accompanied by inaudible sounds and invisible flashing lights of nonexistent ceremonial fireworks, activated for instance only by a light breeze, or a maybe nothing like that(seemingly)- emerges the first visible effect, and the last cause of creation regular patterns in the crop,the first and only whose consequences will be really observable, that may happen only within a few minutes several square meters within a few seconds.
We cannot forget the nuclear accident in the Urals revealed by Roy Medvedev, the Three Mile Island accident that involved the events of the film The China Syndrome that went on release only days before the accident, nor the Tokaimura accident in Japan, norfinally Chernobyl, whose consequences live with us all today but most tragically have been visited on the people and children living in the immediate vicinity or born to parents who were there.
In view of all this, Commissioner, I would ask you to react, and I am sure you will, appropriately to these new circumstances,circumstances that were unthinkable only twelve months ago and whose consequences for the agricultural food production sector we should begin to debate.
Despite important aspects, which we acknowledge, such as the refusal to cut the CAP's overall budget or the proposal to keep planting rights in the wine sector, the report's content is profoundly negative,advocating a CAP whose consequences constitute a very clear step towards the decline and destruction of Portuguese agriculture.
The quest for competitiveness at any price encourages the introduction of methods and techniques whose long-term consequences are unknown.
On the other hand, there are countries, such as Galicia,which are suffering the consequences and whose populations, including fishermen and volunteers are having to fight the oil slick with their bare hands.
What the text says about the necessary linguistic and cultural customisation is, however, sometimes frustrating: the encouragement to produce programmes on regional languages andon the"ethnic minorities" that are represented in the Union is a decision whose predictable consequences are the gradual erosion of national identities.
Time flies while small and large events and impressions assemble themselves in an attentive panorama, which has a special place for the children 's lively interpretation of the chaos that unfolds around them. Fahdel has single-handedly created a simultaneously monumental and minimalist opus, one of today 's most essential films, anda historical chronicle of a tragedy, whose fatal consequences have proven to be quite unpredictable and out of control- also far beyond Iraq 's own borders.
A view of life whose logical consequences are so glaringly impossible inevitably emphasises its originator's very limited, primitive and imperfect ability to think.
Fahdel has single-handedly created a simultaneously monumental and minimalist opus, one of today's most essential films, anda historical chronicle of a tragedy, whose fatal consequences have proven to be quite unpredictable and out of control- also far beyond Iraq's own borders.