Примеры использования Whose company на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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A boring person whose company is usually not wanted.
And I want to extend the pampering experience to my child, whose company I enjoy.
Life apart from sole man, whose company I prize above everything, all together.”.
The dominant person in her life is her father(Anupam Kher), for whose company she works.
He is a former insurance field-man, whose company has been pushing through among big players in private equity.
EU and US sanctions have targeted those involved in building the bridge, principally Putin's close ally,businessman Arkady Rotenberg, whose company Stroygazmontazh won the construction contract.
Paul has a list of types of individuals whose company is hardly ever profitable and can at times be disastrous.
Mauhúr was an Uruk of Isengard who led a company of reinforcements through the eaves of Fangorn forest to come to the aid of Uglúk, whose company had been surrounded by a group of Rohirrim.
For example, the following query returns users whose company attribute is set to"FabCo," from the LDAP server running on port 389 on a host named"fabserver".
Nikola is a person of a playful nature in whose company you never get bored.
Josh Schwartz andStephanie Savage, whose company Fake Empire Productions had an overall deal with ABC, independently brought up the property during a general meeting with the studio, and, by August 2016, the pair had spent a year conversing with Marvel about turning Runaways into a television series.
He was smiling, butwas it the smile of a man whose company just posted a record year?
Willi Balz, whose company"Windreich AG" is the second largest shareholder in Fuhrländer, welcomed the new strategic investor and announced that the new generation of wind turbines from Fuhrländer will play an important role in the major investments that Windreich is planning for Southern Germany.
This is a building that will stand as a monument to the man whose company and vision are his greatest legacies.
Los Angeles Times reported that"A&M Records President Al Cafaro, whose company lost the fierce bidding battle over Janet Jackson to Virgin Records, said record companies may be vesting too much importance in individual performers" as the funds used as advances to the Jacksons could have launched recording careers for numerous unknown talents.
Naum Babaev presented his point of view of the owner of the agricultural business, whose company already uses digital technologies in production.
Between 1884 and 1887,Fisher worked for Louis Prang, whose company used her works and those of many other female artists to produce chromolithograph greeting cards.
The man who connects all these properties is Alexander Popivker, 51,a London lawyer of Ukrainian origin whose company manages dozens of offshore firms associated with the gang.
Title IV bars entry into the United States of any business executive(or family member) whose company invests in or profits from the use of property in Cuba that was confiscated from its United States owners see International Legal Materials, vol.
In the UK, she met Trevor Cresswell Lawrence Westbrook, whose company manufactured Spitfire fighter planes for the Royal Air Force.
I would like to obviously take advantage of this occasion to pay tribute to those of our colleagues who are leaving, whose company and professional cooperation we have enjoyed over the last two years that we have been here, and we wish them all the best obviously for the future.
According to the experts' opinion, the leading positions in the rating have been taken by the managers, whose companies are oriented towards continuous development and are flexible in their response to any market changes.
Some businessmen whose companies are in the black list dodge to participate in public tenders.
The Director-General of ITU has been duly informed of this matter,as well as the competent administrations in Italy and Greece whose companies are shareholders in Telecom Srbija.
In the Netherlands, a law which entered into force on 1 July 1994 requires employers whose companies employ more than 35 workers to communicate to their local chamber of commerce the number of their employees who define themselves as members of"non-Dutch" ethnic groups.
Caution must be exercised when speaking about biotechnology in food production; despite its benefits there were concerns relating to its ethical use andto the dependency of developing countries created by the developed countries whose companies owned the technology.
Adoption of competition law by Namibia became imperative because of the country's closeness with South Africa, whose companies have many subsidiaries in Namibia and are engaged in various anti-competitive practices.
It was enacted when the word socialism had not yet been spoken in Cuba; however,it provoked an extreme reaction in the United States, whose companies owned much of the best and most fertile land in Cuba.
We all recognize the need of delegations to be kept informed of the work of these Committees- a need that is especially pressing for those whose companies may have applications pending before them.
The regulation also contains a list of countries that do not fall under any of the earlier mentioned categories but whose companies are commonly used, as part of international financial structures or for which there is demand from the industry.