Examples of using Whose outcome in English and their translations into Hungarian
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A Ukrainian dish whose outcome can never be predicted.
He writes further about the proposed solution:“I am suggesting something whose outcome I cannot imagine.
This is an open-ended process whose outcome cannot be guaranteed beforehand.
Without free will, a program is not a simulation,but it is actually a kind of film whose outcome is already certain.
He hints at a creative process whose outcome might be something entirely new.
The Council underlines the importance of transparent andcredible referenda which clearly reflect the will of the people and whose outcomes are accepted by all.
Exceptions are bets whose outcome has already been determined at the time of abandon.
The whole of North Africais aflame with revolts against authoritarian regimes, whose outcomes are difficult to predict.
All bets on this game will be refunded except for those whose outcome was already known(e.g. a bet on the first goal or the total of the goals in the first half).
Then those policies don't work andthe greens immediately begin pushing a new substitute, whose outcomes and costs are equally uncertain.
There are scientific problems whose outcomes I long to witness- such as the exploration of many of the worlds in our solar system and the search for life elsewhere.
They go ahead with creative processes whose outcomes are difficult to predict.
Rapporteur.-(IT) Madam President, Commissioner, ladies and gentlemen, it is a great pleasure for me to introduce our debate this evening, because we have reached the end of anendeavour which was initially very difficult but whose outcome, it seems to me, is highly significant.
By its very nature, it is an open-ended process whose outcome cannot be guaranteed beforehand.
The presumable, imagining a change, may be at the same time negation, relinquishment, fleeing,but also striving towards change whose outcome might be problematic: conditional.
TRISOMY test is a costly and time-consuming test whose outcome depends on the quality of the prepared samples for analysis.
(Within bioethics) there are areas where we absolutely must denounce some violations of the fundamental rights of human nature through experiments andgenetic manipulation whose outcome is difficult to predict and control.
It is on these gamingsites where you can find games whose outcomes' randomness can be verified by the players themselves.
Unlike other engineering subjects,Biotechnology deals with tailoring the living systems, whose outcome might turn benignant or malignant…[-].
Now she is at the center of a yearslong legal dispute whose outcome will have implications for freedom of conscience in Sweden and across Europe.
In the coming weeks, the Argentine people will face a situation whose outcome can seriously harm the family….
A One Touch instrument isone which is written around the target price and whose outcome depends on whether the market price reaches or does not reach the target price prior to the expiry of the option.
The Argentine people will face in the coming weeks, a situation whose outcome can seriously injure the family.
In the theory of probability and statistics, a Bernoulli trial is an experiment whose outcome is random and can be either of two possible outcomes,"success" and"failure".
We believe that proper working conditions are a prerequisite for high quality work, whose outcome will serve your satisfaction.
It is by its very nature an open-ended process whose outcome cannot be guaranteed beforehand.
You will be involved in a great battle… an awesome conflict between the forces of good andevil… a battle whose outcome will determine the fate of the whole world!
The distribution of radio frequencies should be an unbiased routine task andnot a scandalous process whose outcome to the parties is non-transparent and full of surprises.
