Examples of using Whose effects in English and their translations into Spanish
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These are causes whose effects can become evident after a longer period.
Such appointments were, without any doubt,an important practical step forward whose effects should be neither overestimated, nor belittled.
This is a phenomenon whose effects in the area of international migration must be given the attention they deserve.
This year there has been an increase in the number of armed conflicts, most of them within States,conflicts whose effects on the civilian population have been alarming.
Offences that have been committed outside Bolivia but whose effects have been felt or would be expected to be felt on Bolivian territory or in locations subject to the Bolivian State's jurisdiction;
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As we converge upon this city of New York,we are once again reminded of the stark reality of the scourge of terrorism, whose effects have reverberated across the world.
In many jurisdictions, other licensing practices, whose effects on competition are normally evaluated on a caseby-case basis, are regulated by competition law.
Deeply concerned by the distress of the populations in the Azawad in the absence of a definitive settlement of the conflict whose effects they continue to endure;
Article 1 of the Bolivian Criminal Code:“This Code shall apply:2. To crimes committed abroad, whose effects occur or should occur in the territory of Bolivia or in places subject to its jurisdiction” unofficial translation.
Mr. Kalandarov(Tajikistan) said that coordinated efforts on the part of the international community were required to address the challenge of climate change, whose effects included the accelerated melting of glaciers.
Thanks to its geographic position, Europe might be spared the most severe consequences of climate change, whose effects at the conference were illustrated by using the Alpine region as an example of a diverse and sensitive economic and ecological system.
Paragraph B should be interpreted to allow for consideration of market demand levels, harvesting techniques andother factors that may affect the status of a species but whose effects are not covered by the definition of“decline”.
This is the case of the exotic microorganism‘ Phytophthora cinnamomi', a cork andholm oak pathogen whose effects on autochthonous ecosystems in the south and west of the Iberian Peninsula can become irreversible if not dealt with at an early stage.
ECOM or on the initiative of National Associations, the Order of Malta has intervened several times in recent years to bring emergency aid to the victims of natural disasters, whose effects on population groups have been considerable.
Secondly, climate change, whose effects would vary by area and season, would contribute to the loss of biodiversity, affect a significant portion of the world's food production and have a severe impact on energy and freshwater resources.
Since independence Chad has been caught up in a cycle of violence, civil war, armed rebellion andforeign aggression whose effects are still very present in attitudes and behaviours.
Between the main threats that predictably will affect to the cork oak, and whose effects already are being produced in the actuality, fits to stand out: the lower vitality and productivity because of a greater water stress, the increase of plagues, especially Coroebus undatus, and the greater frequency of large forest fires.
Its main objective was to find a just andcomprehensive solution to the question of Palestine and the related conflict in the Middle East, whose effects have left the Palestinian people in an unspeakably shattered state for almost half a century.
The current economic crisis that we have been experiencing since 2007 and whose effects are still harshly noticeable in Society, has worsened the situation of people with limited resources, leading part of Canarian society to need the support, either at a specific moment or in an ongoing manner, of institutions and organisations in order to be able to survive.
But, regrettably, it seems that we need to recall that the laws enacted by the United States completely contradict the principle of the territoriality of laws, whose effects should not apply outside the territorial jurisdiction of a State.
Cultivation and trafficking in narcotics had an adverse impact on the development process,as did natural disasters, whose effects could be mitigated by timely implementation of the Framework for Action adopted by the World Conference on Disaster Reduction in 2005 in Kobe, Japan.
There I met Marc, an immigrant that had chosen Christiania like his new house and their new family and who defended the consumption of the marijuana,considering it like a less harmful drug than the alcohol and whose effects cause a singular relaxation grade.
At the same time, CM decided that the Minister of Justice will prepare andconduct a pilot program of free of charge legal aid, whose effects will contribute to a reliable and thorough assessment of the financial results of the future law of out-of-court free of charge legal aid for natural persons.
The impasse in the Doha Development Agenda(DDA)negotiations is further strengthening members' resolve to conclude such agreements as a flurry of new RTA initiatives have emerged in recent months whose effects will be felt in the years to come.
Therefore, the World Health Organization(WHO),considers this type of treatment as the only effective treatment that treats the cause of the allergic disease, whose effects on the allergic patient are to induce a state of clinical and immunological tolerance in the face of future exposure to the allergen or substance causing the allergic reaction.
The credibility of the United Nations in the eyes of the populations of our world will depend on its capacity to go beyond rhetoric andto ensure that the deliberations of its bodies are followed by actions whose effects can be felt at the national and local levels.
The leveraging of the energy sector, which has gradually come about thanks to extraordinarily accommodative global monetary conditions,represents a risk whose effects could be transferred from the energy sector to other markets and the whole of the real economy.
The Government of the Republic of Belarus is pleased to note that the Security Council has been able to adopt for the first time in its history a resolution establishing a specific period for the application of sanctions, whose effects, both political and economic, should be very closely analysed and assessed.
One of the lines of research in which they worked was to find out the fate of some inert chemical particles derived from industrial processes accumulated in the atmosphere and whose effects on the environment had not been taken into account until that moment.
It is also a controversial area in political and ideological terms since personal values and preferences determine the relative weight assigned to the costs andbenefits of the various public policy alternatives whose effects are not distributed equally among the different socio-economic groups and generations.