Examples of using Whose conclusions in English and their translations into Greek
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The bank says it will carry out an audit whose conclusions it will pass on to Portugal's central bank.
In creating elementary mathematics the Greeks for the first time wrought a system of thought whose conclusions no one could escape.
He solicited opinions from“experts” andorganized surveys, whose conclusions would later be disseminated via press releases, another of his innovations.
In creating elementary mathematics,the Greeks developed for the first time a system of thought whose conclusions no one could escape.
Id half of 1985 was dominated by this Conference, whose conclusions were presented to the Luxembourg European Council in December.
With experience in Cyprus and abroad for over 35 years andowing a very well equipped research centre it has conducted a lot of studies whose conclusions have been implemented.
Parliament has approved the own-initiative report by Mr Lehne, whose conclusions I support, but at the moment no progress is being made.
For an ignoramus like me, genetics had always appeared to be crowned with a halo~ as a precise science that deals with quantitative findings and whose conclusions are irrefutable.".
The Electrogravitational Theory(EGT)is a new theory of Physics whose conclusions have a tremendous impact on Classical and Modern Physics.
The'Cecchini' report, whose conclusions were published earlier this year, estimates that the macroeconomic gains from completing the internal market will be of the order of a 5% increase in GDP, the creation of 2 million jobs and price reductions of approximately 6%.
Madam President, I have only a few brief comments to make on a report whose conclusions I largely support.
We will begin with a quotation from Hilferding, whose conclusions Kautsky on many occasions, and notably in April 1915, has declared to have been“unanimously adopted by all socialist theoreticians”.
I also noted that the debate which has been held here today was a debate after the event and without conviction whose conclusions unfortunately have already been drawn.
Rather, evaluation should be seen as a continuous progress whose conclusions are taken into account not only when preparing a new proposal for a legal basis, but also in the context of implementing the programmes.
The use of e-cigarettes could increase the risk of stroke, heart attack and coronary heart disease,warns a preliminary study whose conclusions were unveiled at a congress of….
This, moreover, is the message clearly expressed by the European Council in Lisbon, whose conclusions unequivocally refused to incorporate the Commission' s wish to reduce the agricultural budget by EUR 300 million in 2001, and by the same again in 2002.
The use of e-cigarettes could increase the risk of stroke, heart attack and coronary heart disease,warns a preliminary study whose conclusions were unveiled at a congress of….
The supposedly scientific theory that has been used to validate it turns out to be an axiomatic structure whose conclusions are contained in its assumptions and are not necessarily supported by the empirical evidence.
Similarly, in line with transparency, let us ensure that producers on a small or industrial scale have the right to express and defend their views by having their opinions and comments included in the assessment reports,in the same way as those of the scientists whose conclusions appear to have been brushed aside.
To prepare this document, each partner will organize, in its own country,a seminar along with institutions and experts whose conclusions will be collected, shared and reflected in a common European ethical code.
Ecumenical Council is the Synod in which are convened all the bishops and others who have the right of vote, from the whole world(Ecuméne),under the presidency of the Pope or his Delegate and whose conclusions are valid and binding for all Christians.
An ambitious field monitoring programme targeting 10% of the running projects andinvolving more than 50 on-site visits was implemented in line with the recommendations from the mid-term evaluation, whose conclusions were positive in terms of the performance of most of the projects visited, objectives met and relevance to the national reform agenda.
He is a much-heralded scholar who studies the riddles of everyday life-from cheating andcrime to sports and child-rearing-and whose conclusions turn conventional wisdom on its head.
(FR) Madam President, I am glad we are having this debate at the same time as the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change, whose conclusions we all look forward to, is being held in Paris.
Clearly, Chomsky's considerate conclusions are therefore based on what he heard and read in the mass media of the transnational elite and such“unbiased” reports as those of Reese Erlich(see next section on Znet) andthat of Eric Hooglund,[8] whose conclusions of fraud are based on what he heard happened to the votes of a village he knew from his research and on the demos in a city near by!
An admissible rule is one whose conclusion holds whenever the premises hold.
A derivable rule is one whose conclusion can be derived from its premises using the other rules.
An argument whose conclusion necessarily has to be true if the premises are true is.
Experts found"a route of symbols, whose conclusion appears to lie in the funeral chambers at the end of the tunnel.".
All men are mortal; Socrates is a man; therefore,Socrates is mortal is supposed be a valid argument, whose conclusion follows from its premises.