Examples of using Whose consequences in English and their translations into Romanian
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Not to go all the way there is a historic error whose consequences will be very grave.
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.
The Social Democrat majority could turn into a tie, whose consequences would not be few or minor for PSD.
Those deeds whose consequences are perceived as abuses by some members of the community may be considered as insignifi can't or may be ignored by the others.
Chernobyl was an accident involving one single reactor- a limited accident- whose consequences are still with us.
The recent economic and financial crisis, whose consequences still seem impossible to predict, has dramatically shown the extent to which the well-being, security and quality of life of Europeans depend on external developments.
This opinion looks at the problem of land grabbing andland concentration, whose consequences are a threat to family farms.
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 and which the carrier could not avoid and whose consequences could not be prevented.
Conceive that there you commit a capital error, never mind what, but one whose consequences must follow you through life and taint every hour of your existence.
Like in other works, the name change meant for the two artists highlighting the alternatives when faced with a violent present which, quite often, forgets about the idea of solidarity, hiding it behind imagined collective fears,most of the time completely false, whose consequences can always be avoided, minimizing their destructive effect.
There is no doubt that the"Better lawmaking" initiative offers a suitable springboard for pushing ahead in this direction, i.e. proposing vital andeffective legislation, whose consequences are both predictable and stable for its addressees and more closely incorporated in the impact analysis and evaluation process conducted by the EU's consultative bodies(the EESC and the CoR) and, depending on the nature of the legislation, by the social partners and the relevant NGOs in the area concerned.
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.
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);
As an organization which defends the rights of the children, FICE Romania offers the specialists andthe public an important theme whose consequences are very serious for the society and the family.
It is hard to get the nations of the world to agree on anything,let alone a common approach to a difficulty which is complicated, whose consequences aren't entirely clear, and which will have its most severe effects decades and even centuries in the future.
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.
Ethical egoism also differs from rational egoism, which holds that it is rational to act in one's self-interest.[1] Ethical egoism holds, therefore,that actions whose consequences will benefit the doer can be considered ethical in this sense.
Indeed, if you can allow approximations in your formulas and small errors of recipients for your personal emails,it is not the same for the professional mails whose consequences can be harmful for your communication and thus for your exchanges commercial.
In this spacious arena of life and death, corporality becomes hieratic, the masks drop for a moment, heads turn toward the past,the childhood becomes the most dangerous game, whose consequences are pushed up to the end, where there are no more winners, everything is crystalline and cold.
We do not see here a complot against the Romanian nation, but a conjunction of complex phenomena whose sense andsignificance haveto be analysed in a very lucid way, but whose consequences have to be urgently stopped by means of the wisest and cheapest method: recycling and revaluing of our myths.
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, norfinally 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.
Romania faces severe threats from earthquakes,floods and landslides whose devastating consequences include human and economic loss.
In the absence of orthodontic treatment,the listed problems have consequences whose severity varies from the difficulty of correct brushing to the crated teeth to the impossibility of mastication of most foods in complex situations of problems of Bite.
The Committee also noted that Lojuxta had side effects in the gut in most patients, which caused some patients to stop treatment, andthat it led to increased liver enzyme levels whose long-term consequences are not known.