Examples of using Whose principles in English and their translations into Bulgarian
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In 1848 a new Constitution was adopted, whose principles are still valid today.
The youth of today whose principles are firm and unwavering, will be blessed with health of body, mind, and soul.
The son of a farmer and a teacher, once a typical Colombian boy,later became a drug baron whose principles terrified people.
Ayurveda is a simple, practical science of life whose principles are universally applicable to each individual's daily existence.
The students were also taught yoga concentration and meditation, anda unique system of physical development,"Yogoda," whose principles I had discovered in 1916.
We will respect your great religious traditions, whose principles of equality and compassion are essential to Iraq's future.
Despite what has been explained here, that's not all, and by far the most important, in addition to electric current, which is indeed root cause of all, butworks in conjunction with many events and phenomena, whose principles will be clarified yet.
If a third party, whose principles are closer to mine than the Democrats, had a viable chance of winning, I would vote third party.
As a result, worryingly,many Europeans have started to support the far right, whose principles run counter to European values.
He made a living application of that law whose principles remain forever the great standard of righteousness- the standard by which all shall be judged in that great day when the judgment shall sit and the books shall be opened.
Recently, alternative political figures andgolden youth are listed here, whose principles and behavior correspond to surprises and shocking.
A society whose principles are acquisition, profit, and property produces a social character oriented around having, and once the dominant pattern is established, nobody wants to be an outsider, or indeed and outcast; in order to avoid this risk everybody adapts to the majority, who have in common only their mutual antagonism.
We are come to break the power of lawless rebels who, having cast off the authority of England,live as enemies to human society, whose principles are to destroy and subjugate all men not complying with them.
In the 1930's at Columbia Business School, Kahn served as an assistant to economist Benjamin Graham, the value-investing guru whose principles of caution and defensive investing inspired a cadre of disciples that includes Warren Buffett.
Those who instituted these Mysteries meant to strengthen religion andconsole men in their sorrows by the lofty hopes found in a religious faith, whose principles were represented to them covered by a pompous ceremonial, and under the sacred veil of allegory.
EU humanitarian aid, including early recovery, should take long-term development objectives into account where possible, andis closely linked to development cooperation whose principles and practices are outlined in‘the European Consensus on Development'(5).
Already then it was a powerful balancing factor in European political combinations,including the well-known Thirty Years' War that gave birth to the Westphalian system of international relations, whose principles, primarily respect for state sovereignty, are of importance even today.
Already then it was a powerful balancing factor in European political combinations,including the well-known Thirty Years' War that gave birth to the Westphalian system of international relations, whose principles, primarily respect for state sovereignty, are of importance even today.
In other words,culture here means the texts and practices whose principle function is to signify, to produce or to be the occasion for the production of meaning.
Equipment whose principle of operation is based on hydraulics may be damaged due to pollution and air entering the working cavity.
They may not relate to new expenditure whose principle has not yet been acknowledged in the last budget duly adopted.
The Hisar Hospital International Office is staffed by trained professionals whose principle mission is to make you feel genuinely at home.
In accordance with the type of design,pneumatic bumpers are usually divided into those whose principle of operation is based on the turbine, and those that work at the expense of air entering inside.
Some Russian and foreign analysts argue that the US program is in effect a disguised idea of creation of an immensely powerful ray,a geophysical weapon, whose principle of operation is based on the use of means of influencing the processes which take place in the solid, liquid and gaseous layers of the Earth for military purposes.
We are presently led by an oligarchic first class of legislative andcorporate interests whose principle interest is in sustaining force and control.
Tell me more this religion which seeks to reduce food intake to a minimum, and whose principle of asceticism is so extreme that Jain monks, the sadhus, renounce even clothing.
I'm talking about principles whose practical applications are clear.
They were based on scientific principles whose workings could be apprehended by the unassisted human senses.
Principles whose validity is timeless and universal and which should therefore still apply in today's EU.
The South- this is a narrow-minded society guided by principles whose stupidity is surpassed only by their tyranny.