Examples of using Whose object in English and their translations into Bulgarian
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Whose object is the solution of examination problems.
There are many companies whose object of work is to assemble container houses.
Case T-253/03: Akzo Nobel Chemicals Ltd andAkcros Chemicals Ltd v Commission of the European Communities(Intervention- Admission- Representative association whose object is the protection of its members).
Mortal sin… is sin whose object is… committed by… deliberate… consequence.
Moreover, as M. Vulliaud goes on to explain, those who deny its antiquity are the anti-Cabalists,headed by Graetz, whose object is to prove the Cabala to be at variance with orthodox Judaism.
Science whose object is to read and study the writing of manuscripts bygone days, said Paleography.
Traditional African societies supported economies whose object was the production of life embodied in human beings.
Promotions whose object gratuity or reduce the cost of transport applies for each delivery.
With these plugins different functions are made available, whose object and extent is determined by the operators of the social networks.
First, ideas ARE practically useful in the narrow sense, false ideas sometimes, but most often ideas which we can verify by the sum total of all their leadings,and the reality of whose objects may thus be considered established beyond doubt.
Mortal sin is sin whose object is grave matter… which is committed with full knowledge and deliberate consent.
The appellant in the main proceedings is a registered non-profit-making association whose object is to promote the sport of sailing and motorised water sports.
Pensi is a transitive verb, whose object is the thoughts themselves Pripensi is a transitive verb, whose object is the thing being thought about or considered.
When it pertains to the Self, it is called true knowledge,knowledge in the form of that mental mode whose object is the Self, or knowledge which has for its content the impartite(Self);
Therefore, artist(‘the poet of mimesis'), whose object of representation(imitation) is precisely those human products, produces images of a third degree away from absolute truth.
In the following case, Otto Preminger Institut v. Austria,the applicant was a private association established in Innsbruck, whose object was to promote creativity, communication and entertainment through audio-visual media.
There is an alliance between the Servians and the Greeks whose object is to hold and divide the whole territory of Macedonia on the right bank of the Vardar with the addition of Uskub, Koumanova, Kratovo and Kriva Palonka for the Servians; Salonica and the regions of Pravishta and Nigrita for the Greeks.
Without all these conditions, discipline in a revolutionary party,really capable of being a party of the advanced class whose object to overthrow the bourgeoisie and transform society, impossible of realization.
Le Plongeon, whose object is to show an affinity between the sacred mysteries of the Mayas and of the Egyptians, Chaldeans, and Greeks, asserts that" The idea of a sole and omnipotent Deity, who created all things, seems to have been the universal belief in early ages, amongst all the nations that had reached a high degree of civilization.
The social Sciences group all scientific disciplines whose object of study is linked to the activities and behavior of human beings.
Apart from the visits of the delegates of the Protecting Powers and of the International Committee of the Red Cross, provided for by Article, the Detaining or Occupying Powers shall facilitate, as much as possible,visits to protected persons by the representatives of other organizations whose object is to give spiritual aid or material relief to such persons.
They were bands of men, organized, masked,anonymous, whose object was to destroy machinery used mostly in the textile industry.
Thus on a number of occasions the Court has held agreements aimed at partitioning national markets according to national borders or making the interpenetration of national markets more difficult, in particular those aimed at preventing or restricting parallel exports,to be agreements whose object is to restrict competition within the meaning of that Treaty article.
ET“ MM- Metko“ is a private Bulgarian company whose object is manufacture, desing and assembly of classic style furniture for homes, offices and hotels.
Side by side with the ecclesiastical movement led by priests and assisted by the religious council of the community, there arose about 1895 a revolutionary movement,directed against the Turkish regime, whose object was political autonomy and whose leaders were recruited from the school teachers.
Like regular tennis, it is played by individuals(singles)or pairs(doubles), whose object is to hit the ball over the net, landing within the confines of the court, with the aim of preventing one's opponent from being able to hit it back.
Thus, agreements aimed at partitioning national markets according to national borders or making the interpenetration of national markets more difficult, in particular those aimed at preventing or restricting parallel exports,have been held by the Community judicature to be agreements whose object is to restrict competition within the meaning of that article of the Treaty.
But about this time there arrived in Macedonia a Roman force under Metellus, whose object was to put down the rebellion of Andriscus, the son of Perseus, the son of Philip.
Operations carried out by organisations,other than undertakings referred to in Article 2, whose object is to provide benefits for employed or self-employed persons belonging to an undertaking or group of undertakings, or a trade or group of trades, in the event of death or survival or of discontinuance or curtailment of activity, whether or not the commitments arising from such operations are fully covered at all times by mathematical provisions;
Here, we can find something similar to the“Tree of life”- there is a description of the supreme world of destiny in some Taoist books, whose objects are compared with the trunks of trees, and the cause/effect relations- with the branches and roots.