Examples of using Whose potential in English and their translations into Russian
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Lodged(damaged, weakened) crop is"crop, whose potential energy is equal or nearly equal to zero.
The memorandum is a platform for the further advancement of our interests in the Turkish stock market, whose potential we appreciate very much.
Persons with disabilities were another group whose potential should be used in promoting development and whose rights needed protection.
The framework for such cooperation already existed in the form of a General Assembly resolution whose potential had not yet been fully exploited.
We in southern Africa,as a region whose potential for development was hamstrung by the repressive policies of apartheid, cannot but seek the promotion of our people through cooperation.
In conclusion, I wish to reiterate that a parliament is a complex institution whose potential to deliver is not always guaranteed.
The task is converted into making a decision(selecting an action) whose potential outcome distribution is preferable, that is, choosing the action with the optimum distribution, since there is no such thing as a maximizing distribution.
The framework for such cooperation is already in place in the form of a relevant General Assembly resolution, whose potential has not been used to the full.
Renewed interest in and financial support for sustainable energy, whose potential is high in many least developed countries, have led to large-scale investments in the refurbishment and expansion of the power infrastructure in some countries.
FECOFUN is particularly concerned about the role of womenin community forestry and disadvantaged groups, whose potential has not been realized in Nepal.
Mr. Ligot also focused on renewable sources of energy whose potential might be high in particular in accession countries.
The International Drug Purchase Facility(UNITAID)is an edifying example of a new innovative approach that we would like to encourage and whose potential we would like to explore.
Least developed countries' greatestassets are their women, men and children, whose potential as both agents and beneficiaries of development must be fully realized.
Generally speaking, migration was described in the report as a phenomenon linked to globalization that could have a positive impact on developing countries- where migrants came from- but whose potential had not yet been realized.
States should perceive the Roma as an integral part of their social capital and as people whose potential, if given the chance to develop, will be of benefit to the whole society.
Mr. Ka(Senegal) said that his delegation subscribed to the statement made by the representative of Tanzania on behalf of the Group of 77 and China and said that economic andtechnical cooperation among developing countries was a key element in the execution of operational activities for development whose potential was not fully tapped.
Chambers of commerce andother business groups may also be regarded as a source of assistance whose potential has yet to be harnessed for the protection and development of children.
Support to economies in transition must also be intensified through the United Nations system, whose potential had not yet been fully realized.
This difference is mainly due to the influence of considered structural options whose potential strongly increases with the delay for meeting envisaged emission reduction targets.
The Security Council has a paramount responsibility in that regard, butwe must not overlook the role of the General Assembly, whose potential is far from being explored to the fullest.
For instance, let us take the well-known reasoning by Pavlovsky about the"shadow state", or"State-2" whose potential is proclaimed to be more powerful than the opportunities of the federal authorities.
These are used for redox titrations; the potential of the working electrode will suddenly change as the endpoint is reached. pH meter:A potentiometer with an electrode whose potential depends on the amount of H+ ion present in the solution.
The appreciation of this delegation goes to CD Secretary-General Mr. Petrovsky, to his deputy, Mr. Bensmail, andto the secretariat staff, whose potential and capabilities have not been fully utilized by the Conference, taking into account our pace during the last two years.
The affairs of state of this young democracy must be given the transparency needed for good governance andthe confidence to build at last a country whose potential will enable it to provide its children with a healthy future.
The Conference could give an important impulse for reinvigorating the regional working group meetings, whose potential for coordinated work in joint technical projects has not been fully utilized.
Political system provided Kazakhstan with the jerk from USSR wreckages to the recognized country,supplied with serious economical growth as well as the piece and calmness, whose potential is far from exhausting; can be detuned, destroyed and undermined in result.
In view of such costs, consideration might be given to expanding the role in this area of the United Nations System Staff College(UNSSC), whose potential in creating a common management culture across the United Nations organizations the Secretary-General has already stressed.
Each and every Member State must have that political will so that together we can move forward in the complex field of disarmament and finally be able torid our generation and those to follow of these weapons, whose potential to destroy our fellow humans and our ecosystem is as certain as the rising of the sun.
In the past two years, the reform process proposed in the"seven-point road map for national reconciliation anddemocratic transition"- whose potential for political transition the Special Rapporteur had recognized at the outset- has been strictly limited and delineated.
In his presentation,Mr. Russinov advocated policies for the Roma that would be informed by a positive vision of Roma as people whose potential, if given the chance to develop, would be of benefit to the whole society.