Exemples d'utilisation de Whose importance en Anglais et leurs traductions en Français
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Water was an issue whose importance had been underestimated.
including this one, whose importance is clear.
Open Access is an international movement whose importance is increasing year by year.
a title whose importance wanes with each passing day.
Cuba also participates actively in the coordinated research programmes, whose importance and effectiveness are unquestionable.
This is a right or rather an obligation whose importance and sanctity are beyond question.
The existing Legislative Guide contained detailed policy discussions whose importance should be made clear to legislators.
There are several means to do so:- collective bargaining whose importance we have already stressed.
Germany indicated that it was one of the founding members of MAOC-N, whose importance it had recognized.
The failure of some peace-keeping operations was compounded by a more serious phenomenon whose importance was not immediately grasped.
The energy issue, whose importance was self-evident,
A crossroads city whose importance was noted by Julius Caesar,
This is a pending commitment whose importance has been stressed repeatedly and whose fulfilment is dependent on the Government's political will.
There is a Forum from the 1st century whose importance was unveiled by the 1940 bombing that destroyed the buildings covering it.
The developing countries, whose importance to global industrial development was increasing,
His dream has become the McCord's mission- a mission whose importance is reaffirmed each year by more than 150 thousands of visitors.
The Chairman's fourth point centred on the role of non-governmental organizations, whose importance had been reiterated at the recent PARINAC conference.
Finally, I wish briefly to refer to an issue whose importance is growing day by day:
It is naive to think that the free interplay of economic forces, whose importance we admit, would be sufficient to eradicate poverty.
The success of such a process, whose importance is now universally recognized,