Examples of using Whose consequences in English and their translations into Slovak
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It was a huge price whose consequences continue to echo to this day.
It has become difficult for me to holdresponsibility for decisions I do not agree with, whose consequences I fear," he said.
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.
It has become difficult for me to continue bearingresponsibility for decisions that I do not agree with and whose consequences I fear.
There are variations whose consequences are not even known, not yet appearing in the literature, but which still affect genes involved in the induction of human cancer.
This opinion looks at the problem of land grabbing andland concentration, whose consequences are a threat to family farms.
Liability is excluded in the case of fault of one of the contractual parties, fault or any other act of a third person,force majeure or circumstances that could not be avoided and whose consequences could not be prevented.
By means of prevention, to avoid accidents, near accidents, and situations whose consequences may have a negative impact on the employees' health;
The exhibition presented works with a visible sensibility tosocial aspects of the environment in which the artist grew up and whose consequences they can still feel today.
The current process ofprogressive globalization that involves the whole planet and whose consequences do not always seem to be positive, impels us to reflect on biomedical research under the heading of its social, political and economic implications.
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.
These should be defined depending on the field; however, a certain degree of political appreciation should be allowed for in order torespond to events whose consequences are particularly serious but which, by their nature, cannot be assessed on the basis of physical damage alone as is the case, in particular, with major health crises and acts of terrorism.
Is also exempted from liability, unless the journey time is exceeded due to circumstances which,despite the utmost care could not be avoided and whose consequences could not have averted.
We do not assume liability for damage that is due to any unusual andunforeseeable events over which Western Union has no control and whose consequences, in spite of exercising due care, Western Union could not have avoided(caused, for example Events Outside Our Control, failure of telecommunication lines, civil unrest, war or other events such as industrial action or lockouts over which We have no control).
Let us not compete with fruit that has little nutritional value, with cheap,low-quality wine or with GM foods, whose consequences we still know little about.
There is no doubt that the"Better lawmaking" initiative offers a suitable springboard for pushing aheadin this direction, i.e. proposing vital and effective 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.
Visible Durabilities The exhibition presented works with a visible sensibility tosocial aspects of the environment in which the artist grew up and whose consequences they can still feel today.
The Company is not liable for any non-compliance or impediments to the fulfillment of obligations to provideaccess to the Sites through force majeure circumstances whose consequences can not be avoided or overcome(such as government decisions, labor disputes, accidents, breaks in the general communications system, and etc.).
The confrontation between radically atheist conceptions of the State and the rise of a radically religious State in Islamist Movements,leads our time to an explosive situation, whose consequences we experience every day.”.
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.
Alpha Limousine Service is also exempted from liability, unless the journey time is exceeded due to circumstances which,despite the utmost care could not be avoided and whose consequences could not have averted.
Among cancer patients undergoing cancer radiation therapy, honey was observed to reduce incidents of radiation mucositis,a common toxicity for head and neck cancer whose consequences include pain, weight loss and micro-nutrient deficiencies.
To this end, it is appropriate to define the modalities of its application and the parts of the budgetary commitment which may be excluded from it, notably when the delays in implementation result from circumstances which are independent from the subject appealing to it,abnormal or unforeseeable and whose consequences cannot be avoided despite the diligence which it has shown.
In view of all this, Commissioner, I would ask you to react, and I am sure you will, appropriately to these new circumstances,circumstances that were unthinkable only twelve months ago and whose consequences for the agricultural food production sector we should begin to debate.
The show will close with a song by Kazim Koyuncu, a favorite musician from The Black Sea Region, who was a victim of the fatalnuclear fallout of Chernobyl meltdown in 1986; and whose consequences loom as a spectre over the fates of the region's peoples.
Important modifications of genes known to be associated with various tumor forms have been identified, for all the 560 verified genes; furthermore,there are variants whose consequences are not known, but which, however, affects genes involved in the induction of human cancer.
Despite important aspects, which we acknowledge, such as the refusal to cut the CAP's overall budget or the proposal to keep planting rights in the wine sector,the report's content is profoundly negative, advocating a CAP whose consequences constitute a very clear step towards the decline and destruction of Portuguese agriculture.
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,nor finally 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.