Examples of using Whose potential in English and their translations into Danish
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Energy vampires whose potential is below twenty.
The railways are an environmentally friendly transport system for goods and passengers which have a promising future, but whose potential is not being exploited adequately at present.
A moment of impact whose potential for change has ripple effects far beyond what we can predict.
The key to success lies with the numerous small andmedium-sized enterprises in Europe, whose potential is far from exhausted, and they are the focus of our policy.
PH Light can also be seen as a final filmic fling for Henningsen, whose potential and ambitions as a director were never to be achieved after the fiasco surrounding his film Danmark(Denmark) of 1935".- C. Claire Thomson PH as film critic and filmmaker Poul Hammerich(1986: 396) makes the poignant claim that Henningsen was continually taken up with film projects and screenplays, but forever remained'cinema's spurned lover.
For with several routes mapped to Clear,he returned to that higher goal of Operating Thetan whose potentials he charted in The Philadelphia Doctorate Course and Scientology 8‑8008.
As the rapporteur observed, various projects‘whose potential has been recognised' end up never seeing the light of day due to a lack of funding at implementation stage.
In order to meet their obligations to the population, the EU Member States consequently spent billions to combat an influenza outbreak whose potential threat is much less than that of normal influenza.
PH Light can also be seen as a final filmic fling for Henningsen, whose potential and ambitions as a director were never to be achieved after the fiasco surrounding his film Danmark(Denmark) of 1935.
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Lodged(damaged, weakened) crop is"crop, whose potential energy is equal or nearly equal to zero.
In June 1994, in their report on'Europe and the global information society', which they prepared for the Corfu European Council of 24 and 25 June 1994, the members of a group of prominent representatives of industry recommended the implementation of trans-European telecommunications networks and the securing of their interconnectivitywith all European networks; whereas the report identified mobile communications as a pillar of the information society whose potential should be strengthened; whereas the Corfu European Council gave its general approval to that recommendation;
Leader+ has been important in developing the‘t-guide' whose potential within the programme goes well beyond its current use as a tour guide.
These two areas clearly demonstrate that the EU already has a well-established andcomprehensive strategy for the South Caucasus, whose potential we are seeking to exploit to the fullest extent, a strategy to bring this region closer to the European Union.
Improvements in mutual recognition of how to deal with material whose potential right-holders are unknown- orphan works- will ease crossborder online accessibility and make Europe's cultural and intellectual heritage more widely available.
From the physical point of view may be lodged(damaged, weakened) crop viewed on many ways, certainly, possible choose one, probably very typical: lodged(damaged, weakened)crop is"crop, whose potential energy is equal or nearly equal to zero." It is several orders of magnitude lower than the potential energy of the standing crop.
Many of the objectives which you have raised, such as environmental, social, health, educational and quality of life objectives,require economies whose potential grows, and I must remind the European Parliament that, over the last ten years, the European economy as a whole has only grown by over 3% in one year and by less than 3% in the other years.
With the Threshold Atlas, ARCH+ turned its attention to an issue whose material potential you recognized and personally supported without hesitation.
The main aim is the orientation of the organization of work towards autonomy, as described above- i.e.,the involvement of all workers, whose innovative potential for ideas for change is crucial.
This is the only species whose genetic potential decreases with every generation.
Our artist Liu Wa is a good example of an artist with great potential, whose work in new media is really cutting-edge.
Taken together the works engage inherited multidirectional memory whose spectral potential manifests through dance and movement as embodied wisdom.
Where the assessment referred to in paragraph 1 and the analysis referred to in paragraph 3 do not identify a potential whose benefits exceed the costs, including the administrative costs of carrying out the cost-benefit analysis referred to in paragraph 5, the Member State concerned may exempt installations from the requirements laid down in that paragraph.