Examples of using Which affect in English and their translations into Slovak
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Which affect quality of life.
They are problems which affect the whole of Europe.
The season have different rhythms and weather changes which affect our health.
Decisions are made which affect the lives and livelihood of many people.
Clothes are one of the most important factors which affect our travel comfort.
People also translate
Polyphenols which affect in a strengthening way hair roots and warn a hair loss;
A revolution creates changes which affect the entire population.
Legal facts which affect the termination of recorded rights, encumbrances or burdens.
These can trigger asthma, which affect 300 million people.
Just like the skin, vitamin C is also vital for hair health andit prevents damage by free radicals which affect your hair as well.
It is one of the worst diseases which affect the functioning of the whole body.
Initially, the manufacturer determines the characteristics(intrinsic and extrinsic) of the food which affect its safety and/or quality.
The legislative decisions which affect forests and forestry are as follows.
Many Member States face non-authorised water abstractions which affect water availability.
MEPs vote on issues which affect us all- from consumer protection to regulation of the financial markets.
There are a number of optional switches which affect the way SubWCRev works.
In addressing the specific problems which affect Roma and other similarly marginalised groups, some countries are following an'explicit but not exclusive' approach.
Genes affect the amount of hormones, which affect your breast tissue.
Sweden: diseases or disorders which affect fewer than 100 people per million, and which lead to a marked degree of disability;
The drug significantly reduces the synthesis of estrogens, which affect the maturation of the egg.
Today Mary makes it possible for us to grasp the meaning of events which affect us personally, events which also affect our families, our countries and the entire world.
The transposition of the Community framework is nowlargely complete although there are still some problems which affect in particular a number of the new Member States.
EU citizens have a right to participate in the making of laws which affect them, but to do so, they need more openness from their governments in Brussels.”.
Public procurement suffers from engrained deficiencies, which affect the allocation of public resources.
Thus, the Office should provide services to national authoritiesor operators which affect, in particular, the homogenous implementation of the Directive and which are likely to facilitate its application.
These domain names shall be limited tobroadly-recognised geographical and/or geopolitical terms which affect the Member States' political or territorial organisation.
Puberty is accompanied by an increase in hormones(androgens), which affect the growth of dark hair on the legs, underarms and pubic area.
These domain names must be limited tobroadly-recognised geographical and/or geopolitical terms which affect the Member States' political or territorial organisation.
Of these risks,we can mention more particularly nosocomial infections, which affect one in every 20 hospital patients, in other words 4 100 000 people a year.
Today in particular,we raise our voices for an end to the violence and extremism which affect so many countries and communities, and countless sisters and brothers in Christ.