Examples of using Whose consequences in English and their translations into Slovenian
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Diversity should not lead to conflict whose consequences would be bad for Catalonia, Spain and the whole of Europe.".
If these talks between India and Pakistan have broken down, as it would appear,then we stand on the brink of a conflict whose consequences are terrifying to contemplate.
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.
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.
Diversity should not and need not lead to conflict whose consequences would obviously be bad for the Catalans, for Spain and for the whole of Europe” Tusk said in a statement.
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.
If there are past mistakes whose consequences have placed you in an undesirable business or environment, you may be obliged for some time to do what you do not like to do;
Another weakness of the Communicationis that there is a major political fact whose consequences it fails to address, namely that the ORs are part of the European Union.
Unlike food interactions, whose consequences are usually unlikely to be serious, interaction with pharmaceutical drugs and medications(including some over-the-counter drugs and certain herbs) can be potentially life-threatening.
A world polluted almost beyond the possibility of clean-up andsubject to the vagaries of the untried science of genetic modification whose consequences may well prove catastrophic to the natural world.
In rail transport, this is the case when the disruption was caused by the fault of a third party, of the passenger, or by circumstances not connected to railway operation andwhich the carrier could not avoid and whose consequences could not be prevented.
The External Action Service is a European diplomatic service that has no legitimacy to speak on the Europeans' behalf,and even less to make strategic decisions whose consequences are the destruction of relations with our neighbors, the setting in motion of civil wars in neighboring countries and the creation of risks of war or iron curtains.
Other facts, causes or events that are defined as exculpatory in the valid rules and regulations and facts, causesor events that are not the Freight Forwarder's responsibility or events that the Freight Forwarder was unable to avoid and whose consequences it was unable to prevent.
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.
To this end, it is appropriate to define the arrangements for their application and the parts of the budgetary commitment which may be excluded from them, notably when delays in implementation result from circumstances which are independent of the party concerned,abnormal or unforeseeable and whose consequences cannot be avoided despite the diligence shown.
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.
Until an adequate scientific basis is established, the conditions for coexistence must be developed using the precautionary principle, the aim being to preventchanges that are difficult or impossible to reverse and whose consequences for coexistence cannot adequately be assessed.
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.
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.
War, violence, militias, humanitarian crises, refugee camps- these are the public media images through whichwe“know” the country currently trapped in a conflict whose consequences have by now reached far beyond its borders.
Nowadays, foreign species are consideredone of the main causes of biodiversity crisis, whose consequence is an increased possibility of a mass extinction of species on Earth.
(BG) Ladies and gentlemen, the world is facing a financial crisis whose scale and consequences nobody as yet can accurately predict.
Likewise, there is an intrinsic problem in deciding when andhow to evaluate multiannual programmes which start slowly(or late) and whose expenditure consequences extend beyond the formal programme period.
As for this year's message, relations between Christians andMuslims have often been characterized by a spirit of competition whose negative consequences can be felt as they included jealousy, recriminations and tensions.
The Committee also noted that Lojuxta had side effects in the gut in most patients, which caused some patients to stop treatment,and that it led to increased liver enzyme levels whose long-term consequences are not known.
Just as the apostles faced the storm on the sea,you had to face the brunt of‘El Niño Costero,' whose painful consequences are still present in so many families, especially those who are not yet able to rebuild their homes.
If available, data indicating the number and percentage of reports whose consequence is an additional investigation, together with the annual report to the reporting entities where there are detailed the utility and consequences of the reports presented;