Examples of using Whose consequences in English and their translations into Swedish
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No President has ever faced an issue whose consequences will last so long.
This is a war whose consequences are dumped onto the backs of the workers
David Schwarz got what he wanted, which was to be a fateful decision whose consequences we see the results of today.
EMU is a high risk venture whose consequences we cannot easily predict,
Only the railways can put a stop to two interrelated tendencies whose consequences are abundantly clear.
which the carrier could not avoid and whose consequences could not be prevented.
This is clearly a natural disaster which has caused nearly 40 deaths and whose consequences are continuing to severely test some of our citizens today.
circumstances that could not be avoided and whose consequences could not be prevented.
He defended the possibility of empirical knowledge by appeal to a priori epistemic principles whose consequences include that it is more reasonable to trust your senses and memory in most
which could not be forseen when the ski pass was sold or whose consequences could not be avoided.
Circumstances that the railway undertaking, respectively the rail freight customer, could not avoid and whose consequences he was unable to prevent, even with the provision of
as otherwise we may reach a decision whose consequences for competition would be irreparable.
This opinion looks at the problem of land grabbing and land concentration, whose consequences are a threat to family farms.
religious identities, we have created a problem whose consequences we are now paying for.
to the Seattle agenda, subjects whose consequences we shall absolutely not be able to control.
any other conditions that the contracting parties are unable to avoid and whose consequences they are unable to prevent.
We ask Commissioner Patten for the greatest generosity for the sake of the effectiveness of development policy, to which we are all committed and whose consequences are immeasurable in political
which SF could not reasonably have anticipated when the agreement was entered into and whose consequences SF could not reasonably have avoided or overcome.
In the event that the journey cannot be completed due to an impediment beyond the organiser's control that the organiser could not reasonably have foreseen when the contract was concluded and whose consequences he could not reasonably have avoided
circumstances that Matkahuolto could not have avoided or whose consequences it could not have averted.
Result of events beyond our control, which events we reasonably could not have anticipated at the time we accepted the engagement and whose consequences we could not reasonably have avoided or overcome.
But the cynically technological NATO briefings hide the fact that we have become locked into a process whose consequences we cannot fully predict.
with GM foods, whose consequences we still know little about.
unforeseeable circumstances that are beyond the control of Adinum Inc. and whose consequences could not have been prevented by reasonable measures.
longer stand by and watch Member States come up with fragmented and inconsistent responses to economic crises whose consequences are a real threat to the growth potential of our economies.
small errors of recipients for your personal emails, it is not the same for the professional mails whose consequences can be harmful for your communication
We will not accept any liability for any loss or damage suffered as a result of events beyond our control, which events we reasonably could not have anticipated at the time we accepted the engagement and whose consequences we could not reasonably have avoided or overcome.
if Konfido show that the fault depends on an obstruction outside Konfidos control that could not reasonably have been foreseen when the contract was concluded and whose consequences could not have been reasonably avoided or overcome.
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.
contributed to undermining a process whose consequences for the situation throughout the region are far from resolved.