Examples of using Whose effects in English and their translations into Swedish
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Mechanical action whose effects are superficial gardening gloves, thimbles, etc.
No-one denies that toxicological changes take place whose effects we know nothing about.
Its external value depends on events, whose effects can be countered-
The establishment of these provisions must result from causes whose effects are not necessarily irreversible.”.
Such an amendment would allow cases whose effects do not extend beyond national borders to be more readily referred,
The signatories argue that nukes are indiscriminate weapons, whose effects cannot be limited or controlled.
The Commission considers thatmatters whose effects are mainly limited to one Member State
PL Madam President, the European Union is faced with a widespread crisis whose effects are currently impossible to anticipate.
One of these storms, whose effects can still be seen
Identify instruments and measures whose effects are not fully understood.
is this basically just a formal measure whose effects will be felt at some stage?
Neutral mutations are defined as mutations whose effects do not influence the fitness of an individual.
In addition, competition agencies- including the Commission- have to respond to anti-competitive conduct and mergers whose effects are increasingly cross-border.
YES K2 incense is a relatively unknown substance whose effects should be extensively researched before becoming widely available on the market.
toxic drugs whose effects are unpredictable.
It is obviously clear that materials are always coming onto the market, whose effects are not sufficiently well-known,
In addition, I am sceptical about substituting phthalates with substances whose effects there is no research data on.
Levonelle and ellaOne pills, whose effects persist, respectively,
Lobelia extractcontains the active ingredient lobeline, whose effects on the body appear to be similar to those of nicotine.
more frequent occurrence of natural disasters whose effects are increasingly painful.
Lobelia extract contains the active ingredient lobeline, whose effects on the body appear to be similar to those of nicotine.
Like some other colleagues, however, I am worried about some proposals whose basic intention might be good and respectable but whose effects would be devastating.
the placenta produces progesterone, whose effects include preparing the mammary glands for lactation.
the Rhine-Main-Danube waterway- all represent investments whose effects fell short of expectations.
At the moment of impact, these weapons unleash chemical reactions, whose effects upon soldiers, civilians
although it produces a weaker effect than Deca Durabolin it is a very good basic steroid whose effects are predominantly anabolic.
The Precautionary Principle may have to be invoked in cases of risks whose effects may not surface for twenty
together with the degenerative diseases whose effects have also been proven.
My position in this discussion is that we are standing at the beginning of a development whose effects we cannot clearly predict, with the best will in the world.
although it produces a weaker effect than Deca-Durabolin it is a very good basic steroid whose effects are predominantly anabolic.