Examples of using Whose effects in English and their translations into Bulgarian
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The resonance is a cataclysm whose effects sweep through the system at astounding speed,
Education is a weapon, whose effects depend on who holds it in his hands
The concept of male postnatal depression is a reminder that many cultures have rituals whose effects are to channel the emotional reactions of the father.
But shifting the balance in the courts is a very slow process whose effects will not be fully felt for a number of years.
But it's hard to get the public focused on a form of pollution that's invisible, and whose effects unfold over decades rather than days.
It seems appropriate to draw attention to those aspects of EM whose effects on the function of vision somewhat neglected by researchers for security when using a PC.
It began with a destructive drought, whose effects lasted two centuries,
The results from HPS2-THRIVE could not be applied directly to acipimox since the study investigated the effect of the combination with laropiprant, whose effects were not established,
The Court considers that the notion of an effective remedy under Article 13 requires that the remedy may prevent the execution of measures that are contrary to the Convention and whose effects are potentially irreversible(see, mutatis mutandis, Jabari, cited above,§ 50).
Remember that magic whose effects would cause the death of her husband,
Believes such an ambition is particularly necessary in the context of a globalisation process whose effects are not yet contained,
the European Commission of 23 June 2011 whose effects shall cease to apply on the date of application of this agreement.
the Commission submitted a draft implementing act to identify DEHP as a substance having endocrine disrupting properties whose effects on human health give rise to an equivalent level of concern under Article 57(f)
together with the degenerative diseases whose effects have also been proven.
not identified and/ or are new and whose effects on man and/ or the environment are not known.
The Court considers that the notion of an effective remedy under Article 13 requires that the remedy may prevent the execution of measures that are contrary to the Convention and whose effects are potentially irreversible(see,
Rather, Islam is waging a war against itself, that is to say, the Islamic world is being shaken by an inner conflict whose effects on the political and ethnic cartography would seem to match the dislocations resulting from the First World War.".
Serbia has also emerged from an armed conflict whose effects are still being felt.
More accurately, Islam is waging a war against itself; that is to say, the Islamic world is being shaken by an inner conflict whose effects on the political and ethnic map may well come close to matching the dislocations that resulted from the First World War.
ushered in an era of oppression whose effects are still felt today.