Examples of using Whose effects in English and their translations into French
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to ensure that the deliberations of its bodies are followed by actions whose effects can be felt at the national and local levels.
the gluttonous gastronomy whose effects are indigestion,
causing everyone to recognize the so-called globalization process whose effects, both positive and negative,
has a mental or physical impairment whose effects, as certified by a physician, specialized nurse practitioner,
economic crises of the past two years, whose effects on the lives of the poor are not yet fully understood and reflected in the existing data.
Motions whose effect is retroactive shall not be considered.
To deal with the kinds of conduct whose effect may be ambiguous,
The broader issue of countermeasures whose effect is to impair fundamental human rights will be considered below.
The"European patent with unitary effect" creates the impression of being merely a European bundle patent whose effect extends over 25 contracting states.
A dynamic design is an active design whose effect can be considerably amplified by"programming" the object….
This clearly illustrates that the Mine Ban Convention is becoming an international norm whose effect goes beyond the membership of the Convention.
Overreactor. org warns that over half of the vegetables sold in this country are genetically modified organisms whose effect on humans is… unknown.
A dynamic image is an active image whose effect has been considerably amplified by"programming" the object.
In addition, the said Code penalizes activities whose effect would be to advocate hatred
The Null statement is required in any policy whose effect is Deny
choose this unique face care whose effect is instantaneous.
Information on any international application whose filing date falls within the applicable period(see paragraph 11.090) and whose effect is extended to the successor State shall be published by the International Bureau in the Official Notices PCT Gazette.
In some cases, the illegal medicines contain derivatives of the original substances whose effect is uncertain,
projects intended for children and young people, whose effect has also increased.
This Act entered into effect on 1 January 2003 with the exception of provisions whose effect is linked to the cancellation of controls at internal borders,