Examples of using Whose consequences in English and their translations into Portuguese
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St Rose are particularly close to those who are suffering as a result of the recent earthquake, whose consequences are still being acutely felt.
Studies indicate a failure in preventing aggression against these babies, whose consequences can be prematurity,
The notion that feminism is an exaggeration and unnecessary, whose consequences would be cruel
In a bid to combat the phenomenon, whose consequences are often hazardous for females,
security due to armed conflicts whose consequences are irreversible.
The increasing indignation of the individuals, whose consequences we cannot foresee,
serious problem whose consequences are lack of control of the disorder,
of human rights, whose consequences some of them I propose to identify
few minute's walk away, and serves as the home of Pope Emeritus Benedict XVI-“is the epicenter of a true‘revolution' whose consequences shall perhaps be appreciated fully only by historians.”.
the US decided on further escalation of the war whose consequences they could not ignore;
according to which the dose limits represented the dose levels whose consequences for the health of persons regularly exposed to ionizing radiation were at the limit of what was tolerable
contributed to undermining a process whose consequences for the situation throughout the region are far from resolved.
of the legislative decree to support the effects of administrative manifestations of the superior electoral court, whose consequences exorbit its secondary normative function.
the first and only whose consequences will be really observable,
it was a result of the constant critical evaluation by the program in its selection of articles, whose consequence is a gradual improvement in quality of journals.
Therefore, when applying¬◻ A¬ A{\displaystyle{\frac{\neg\Box A}{\neg A}}}, whose consequence holds in a different world, one deletes all formulae from the branch,
this is only possible at a great distance from the object, whose consequence is the loss of perceived detail,
associated with progressive joint dysfunction, whose consequence for patients is functional limitation for their daily and professional activities.
this is only possible at a great distance from the object, whose consequence is the loss of perceived detail,
early morning shouting, whose consequence- besides fairly extensive bruising- is usually the dispersion of the co-residents to various hunt camps or a strategic change of village.