Examples of using Whose potential in English and their translations into Spanish
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democratic transition"- whose potential for political transition the Special Rapporteur had recognized at the outset- has been strictly limited and delineated.
pressure of"non-ideal gases" in which the particles also interact with one another through conservative forces whose potential U(r) depends only on the distance r between the particles.
technical cooperation among developing countries was a key element in the execution of operational activities for development whose potential was not fully tapped.
Finally, on 23 November 2016, the Commission indicated its intention to develop a specific piece of legislation to allow the development of an EU single drone services market whose potential is estimated by various studies to be between 200 million euros and several billion.
is a group of languages whose potential for the study of language change over the centuries rivals that of Indo-European languages.
In view of such costs, consideration might be given to expanding the role in this area of the United Nations System Staff College(UNSSC), whose potential in creating a common management culture across the United Nations organizations the Secretary-General has already stressed.
for several decades there has been a loss of highly skilled people, whose potential benefits for their countries of origin never clearly materialized, even though a number of them has
Light Weapons in All Its Aspects, whose potential to cause harm is well known to us.
those to follow of these weapons, whose potential to destroy our fellow humans
pH meter: A potentiometer with an electrode whose potential depends on the amount of H+ ion present in the solution.
to the secretariat staff, whose potential and capabilities have not been fully utilized by the Conference,
especially in the Middle East region, whose potential and characteristics make its stability
which no country opposes-- those reforms cannot be adopted or implemented until some improbable agreement is reached with regard to other reforms whose potential for being accepted is extremely remote.
its growth before an economic world whose potential is rewritten daily",
at the same time, anachronic repository whose potential is intensified when it is interrogated from the present.
men and children, whose potentials as both agents and beneficiaries of development must be fully realized.
he returned to that higher goal of Operating Thetan whose potentials he charted in The Philadelphia Doctorate Course and Scientology 8‑8008.
Up to whose potential?
A moment of impact whose potential for change has ripple effects far beyond what we can predict.
In 2002, Madagascar, whose potential labour force is estimated at 12,853,100 persons, had 8,416,500 labour market participants.