Examples of using Whose consequences in English and their translations into Russian
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In fact, it could unleash an arms race, whose consequences could escape our control.
It has become too difficult to continue bearing responsibility for decisions I do not agree with and whose consequences I fear.
We demand the immediate lifting of the blockade, whose consequences, particularly in the humanitarian field, are devastating.
That the prejudice was the result of circumstances which a diligent carrier could not have avoided and whose consequences he could not have averted”.
For the rest of the world, Chernobyl represents a disaster whose consequences need to be eliminated and the recurrence of which should be prevented.
However, the achievements have been blunted by the food shortage crisis andnatural disasters in the mid-1990s, whose consequences continue to be felt.
This phenomenon, whose consequences are tragic, is so complex that all its dimensions must be grasped if our preventive measures are to be truly effective.
We have entered a prolonged international recession, whose consequences have impacted on all countries.
The unparalleled mobilization of public opinion compels us to adopt innovative measures to slow global warming, whose consequences could be catastrophic.
The international community had to give profound thought to those facts, whose consequences could affect all for many years to come, and had to struggle to make reason and justice prevail in that case.
In the last five years, the international community has witnessed a mixed bag of successes,trials and tribulations whose consequences have been felt across the globe.
It lives in psychosis andin genuine fear of a social explosion whose consequences will spread to other continents which, believe me, are but other neighbourhoods in our global village.
Switzerland therefore calls on the parties concerned to come to the negotiating table as swiftly as possible to avoid an escalation whose consequences would affect everyone.
Alternative: which a carrier could not have avoided and whose consequences he could not have averted, despite due diligence.
Marginalization, exclusion and a high rate of emigration had been exacerbated by inappropriate andharmful political methods and procedures whose consequences were well-known.
Alternative: which a carrier could not have avoided and whose consequences he could not have averted, despite due diligence. Alternative proposed in view of the positions of the delegations at the fourth session.
Not far away, in Georgia, we have witnessed with concern the unfolding of another tragedy whose consequences may well be felt for some time to come.
Many countries, particularly in Africa,had had to confront natural disasters whose consequences were felt most severely by the developing countries which lacked the resources and infrastructures needed for recovery.
The Haitian people have recently undergone major disasters that have exacerbated the human rights situation and whose consequences warrant special attention.
We are very interested in the problem of anti-personnel landmines, whose consequences are not confined to armies in wartime, but extend much further, threatening the peace and security of peoples throughout the world.
He recalled the difficulties suffered by the Niger,particularly due to the coup d'état of 1999, whose consequences had not yet been entirely absorbed.
In this regard, the economic and financial crisis that has shaken the world for three years and whose consequences are still being felt, especially in developing countries, demands action, even as growth becomes more apparent in some regions.
Switzerland therefore appeals to all the parties involved to begin negotiations as soon as possible in order toprevent developments whose consequences would affect us all.
For Butec, the refusal to take steps to reduce its overall exposure was an economic decision whose consequences were not a direct result of Iraq's invasion and occupation of Kuwait.
In most cases, macroeconomic and fiscal regulation could operate only within relatively limited margins of intervention, at the risk of eroding confidence in its permanence andexerting a negative impact whose consequences were virtually incalculable.
This situation has worsened as a result of the numerous rebel attacks which have taken place in Chad,one of whose consequences has been the diversion of efforts and resources intended for demining to new priorities;
Mr. GARVALOV said that he was particularly interested in the refugee problem which his own country, Bulgaria,had experienced a few years earlier and whose consequences were still affecting it.
Sight and Sound magazine's Leslie Felperin wrote,"If nothing else,Jarhead provides some kind of reportage of a war whose consequences we haven't yet begun to understand, a war now elbowed into history by its still-raging sequel.
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 campaign against racism and racial discrimination must be stepped up in order toeradicate that evil, whose consequences were dangerous both nationally and internationally.