Examples of using Whose importance in English and their translations into Hungarian
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From BCAAs, our body is capable of synthesizing glutamine whose importance is well-known.
The result was a breakthrough whose importance, then and in all that followed, can hardly be overstated. For as he said.
From BCAAs, our body is capable of synthesizing glutamine whose importance is well-known.
This issue, whose importance was emphasised in the CARS 21 report, appears to be relatively neglected in the Commission communication.
Instead, he discovered a startling success story whose importance has gone unrecognized in the war against al-Qaeda.
The European Parliament has today given the green light to the European Heritage Label,a register of historic sites whose importance transcends national borders.
I am thinking, in particular, of Georgia and Azerbaijan, whose importance will grow with the launch of the Nabucco project, which was the subject of an international conference in January.
A surprise encounter in a closed ski lodge,the capture of an alien being whose importance David Vincent cannot know.
This is a precedent-setting decision whose importance can not be overemphasized in relation to the trading of digital currencies,” said lawyer Shaul Zioni of the legal firm who represented the company.
These changes in format were driven by the Commission Secretariat- General, whose importance in the process has grown over time.
Geopolitical pivots are the states whose importance is derived not from their power and motivation but rather from their sensitive location and from the consequences of their potentially vulnerable condition for the behavior of geostrategic players.
The capacity to focus different strands of critiqueis the key function of this ideal type, whose importance goes far beyond that of the statistical methodologies used in the questionnaire-study.
Improving the process of obtaining evidence, while respecting the principle of proportionality, andtaking account of the specific characteristics associated with the leniency procedures and settlements, whose importance it underlines;
The security of the European public'sfinancial assets is a public good whose importance is too great for it to be exposed to the timidity of the proposed directive.
In contrast, the Talmud- whose importance to Jewish culture surpasses that of the Bible- was rejected by Christianity, and consequently remained an esoteric text hardly known to the Arabs, Poles or Dutch, not to mention the Chinese and the Maya.
That is why the second message is of demanding encouragement: because the essential reforms mustgo hand in hand with a strategy whose importance must not, clearly, diminish in the eyes of Europeans.
This trend wasnot broken at the latest regional elections, whose importance is underscored by the major role they play in distributing EU funds, a key source of party patronage.
(11) Taking this request into account, it is appropriate that promotion to a higher grade shouldbe made conditional on performing duties whose importance justifies the official's appointment to that higher grade.
In this case, the“privilege”, if it truly exists,plays a role in favor of the life of Christ, whose importance can prevail in a legitimate way in the eyes of the Church over a conjugal life that cannot and could not be effectively consecrated to Christ by such a couple.
John's building(the first Goetheanum) in nearby Dornach and culminating(four weeks before the Sarajevo assassination that sparked World War I)in the motif of“selflessness,” whose importance for the future Steiner stressed with great and unmistakable emphasis.
Policies to support the reconciliation of professional, private and family life, whose importance is now widely recognised, have become an economic imperative as demographic and competitive pressures increasingly emphasise the need to optimise labour market participation.
The market power of some online platforms potentially raises concerns,particularly in relation to the most powerful platforms whose importance for other market participants is becoming increasingly critical.
Even in industry,research institutes have scope for longer-term and basic research, whose importance is indeed evidenced by the most successful labs28, but such research is not easy to justify on the basis of prescribed assessment procedures based primarily on"quantitatively measurable" criteria.
For example, meat and milk may derive from energy-extensive pasture farming, with cows using grassland- whose importance for climate protection has been underestimated- during the growing season.
Further important elements of risks, whose importance varies across countries, include credit risk and heightened levels of non-performing loans as mentioned above, a reversal of the search for yield, conduct and governance risk, sovereign risk, geopolitical risk, growing vulnerabilities in emerging economies, as well as, once again, IT and cybercrime risk.
In recent years, UCB's strategic managers have been aware of theneed to gradually consolidate this Department of Informatics, whose importance is constantly increasing while diversifying the training offer in the light of the needs of the Company.
These works speak of the change of the political system andthe possibility of change in personal existence, whose importance is highlighted by the fact that Péter Stefanovits organised two exhibitions in those days called Heart Murmur(Miskolc, 1990; Vigadó Gallery, 1993).
During her hearing, she said one sentence about China, whose global importance we do not need to emphasise here.