Examples of using Whose consequences in English and their translations into Hungarian
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The day when woman becomesfree will be the dawn of a revolution whose consequences we can hardly imagine.
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.
His work and the EPR argument were the major factor motivationg John Bell's inequality, whose consequences are still being investigated.
Diversity should not lead to conflict whose consequences would be bad for Catalonia, Spain and the whole of Europe.".
The Argentine crisis means the great economic and social crisisthat took place in Argentina between 1998 and 2002, whose consequences are felt even today.
Chairman Mao couldn't accept that such an important decision, whose consequences were easy to imagine for the whole international communist movement, should be a matter for the Soviet communist party alone.
Yet also tangible is sorrow at theescalating violence to Christians in Eastern regions whose consequences are felt acutely in the Holy Land.
In the capital Maputo,some 25 million people experienced the onslaught of Idai, whose consequences have been described by the United Nations as a“Level 3” humanitarian emergency, a category which only Syria and Yemen had achieved so far.
Ages before the first hieroglyphics there had been wars and wanderings,discoveries and achievements, whose consequences reached through all the continuum.
The promulgation of the banning of the Missal that had been developed in the course of centuries, starting from the time of the sacramentaries of the ancient Church,has brought with it a break in the history of the liturgy whose consequences could be tragic.[…].
The cancellation was due to a force majeure case(unpredictable circumstances,independent of the will of the party that invokes them and whose consequences could not be avoided despite the efforts taken, the overbooking not being included in this category);
The prohibition of the missal that was now decreed, a missal that had known continuous growth over the centuries, starting with the sacramentaries of the ancient Church,introduced a breach of the liturgy whose consequences could only be tragic.".
The study of bones has verified that outward appearanceis the direct outcome of a physiological process whose consequences imply the continuity of the tension of mass right into its inside, even if they are pierced as required by the joints.
When we talk about Croatia as a free and independent country, we have to mention one,the not-so-pristine part of Croatian history, whose consequences they feel sadly, even today.
But that order is now in upheaval amid a new,even more sweeping technological revolution whose consequences we have failed to fully reckon with…”.
In rail transport, this is the case when the disruption was caused by the fault of a third party, of the passenger, or by circumstances not connected to railway operation andwhich the carrier could not avoid and whose consequences could not be prevented.
This opinion looks at the problemof land grabbing and land concentration, whose consequences are a threat to family farms.
Liability is excluded in the case of fault of one of the contractual parties, fault or any other act of a third person,force majeure or circumstances that could not be avoided and whose consequences could not be prevented.
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,nor finally 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.
To this end, it is appropriate to define the modalities of its application and the parts of the budgetary commitment which may be excluded from it, notably when the delays in implementation resultfrom circumstances which are independent from the subject appealing to it, abnormal or unforeseeable and whose consequences cannot be avoided despite the diligence which it has shown.
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.
Let us not compete with fruit that has little nutritional value, with cheap,low-quality wine or with GM foods, whose consequences we still know little about.
Since for this we require strength, and since France, the mortal enemy of our nation, inexorably strangles us and robs us of our strength,we must take upon ourselves every sacrifice whose consequences are calculated to contribute to the annihilation of French efforts toward hegemony in Europe.
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.
All of this makes one recall the events that happened 10 years ago, when, using false information about Iraqis having weapons of mass destruction,the US bypassed the United Nations and started a scheme whose consequences are well known to everyone,” the Russian Foreign Ministry said in a statement.
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).
Water use: an activity whose consequence is the influence of downflow, flow features, quantity, and quality, as well as bed and bank of the water in order to utilise it.
With intent to do an act whose consequence is deduced by simple logic and then apologize, is called hypocrisy.