Examples of using Whose importance in English and their translations into Romanian
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Cersei is Queen Mother,a title whose importance wanes with each passing day.
This issue, whose importance was emphasised in the CARS 21 report, appears to be relatively neglected in the Commission communication.
The site has also availed good sorting options whose importance cannot be overemphasized.
But there is a treaty whose importance can not be underestimated, because such an agreement may even be the only one in life.
What happens when, over the ruins, we are reflecting again on those things whose importance is… incomprehensible?
It is a field whose importance you have correctly emphasised, Mrs Petre, not only for the producers but also for all of us as consumers.
Packaging will reflect high value products andthe value of new special products, whose importance will increase particularly in Europe.
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.
The NRP emphasises the importance of the environment in its own right, butalso to tourism, whose importance for the economy is growing.
Customize your image in the world with the logo of a purpose whose importance you can only understand through the difficulty with which God allows Himself to be found.
The European Parliament has today given the green light to the European Heritage Label,a register of historic sites whose importance transcends national borders.
Randomization is a core principle in statistical theory, whose importance was emphasized by Charles S. Peirce in"Illustrations of the Logic of Science"(1877- 1878) and"A Theory of Probable Inference"(1883).
Nor could the interest in retaining the rules of the COM for bananas be considered to be an objective of public interest whose importance would justify such adverse consequences.
Unlike other structural elements of a house, whose importance is evident in particular in functional terms, doors and windows have an overwhelming influence also on the aesthetics of a house.
The introduction of the information system, apart from the quantizable advantages(in terms of value, percentage, or time)produces also generic benefits whose importance cannot be ignored.
The security of the European public's financial assets is a public good whose importance is too great for it to be exposed to the timidity of the proposed directive.
Weller(CNRS Besancon, France)who obtained a successive series of subsidies since 2003 in order to develop several ethnoarchaeological researches in the SWS area, whose importance we have apprehended.
Our focus is to maintain an ascending course of the relation with the states of this area, whose importance to ensure the diversification of routes and sources of energy supply for Europe is obvious.
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 inauguration of its first Palais in 1973, after 20 years of short-term solutions,was an event whose importance came to be reected in the undeniable attachment of the Members of the Court and its staff to the building itself.
In this way it could provide the Commission and the other EU institutions with the requisite elements for framing subsequent andmore precise practical proposals, in line with the green paper referred to in point 2.5, whose importance the Committee stresses.
In addition to all of the above,the Golgotha Cross, whose importance, first of all, in the personification of the sacrifice and redemption of mankind through the sufferings of Christ, is usually depicted with the attributes of the executioners mentioned in the Gospel.
That is why the second message is of demanding encouragement:because the essential reforms must go hand in hand with a strategy whose importance must not, clearly, diminish in the eyes of Europeans.
Throughout its 27 years of comeback,PNL remained a party whose importance, direction and coherence did not have too much to do with the real ideology and doctrine that defines fundamental liberalism in any modern and democratic state of the world.
(11) Taking this request into account,it is appropriate that promotion to a higher grade should be made conditional on performing duties whose importance justifies the official's appointment to that higher grade.
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.
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.
Policies to support the reconciliation of professional, private andfamily 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.
In addition to the activities already performed by the Agency at present,the current initiative seeks to expand upon ACER's tasks to meet a number of additional objectives whose importance for the ultimate welfare of European energy markets cannot be underestimated.
Medical devices represent a sector whose importance has grown especially considering their impact on health, starting from simpler life support devices, scanning and diagnosis equipment, to the most sophisticated imaging or surgery equipment. Certification of quality management system, particularly for medical devices(ISO 13485) proves to be advantageous, and in many cases essential for medical companies which export their products anywhere in the world.