Examples of using Whose views in English and their translations into Bulgarian
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Behalf of a group whose views have already been heard?
For this, he will be denied and condemned by those who have invested in other things, by those whose views are threatened;
We can talk with those whose views differ from ours.
In this way anyone whose views were contrary to the regime could be excluded from working in their chosen field and thus silenced.
I love having conversations with people whose views are different from mine.
A gifted economist, whose views are close to the democratic left, she worked as a labor minister in the mid 1990s.
You might say the same thing about a politician whose views you consider out-of-date.
The Party made scholars- whose views were once respected and had guided society- the subject of mockery and ridicule.
But they are the only important group whose views are often not heard”.
We now have a president whose views- inherited, I suspect, from his father- belong squarely in the pre-Pearl Harbor isolationist tradition.
In the early 1620s,Mersenne listed Galileo among the innovators in natural philosophy whose views should be rejected.
That's over a million people whose views don't have any representation by Scottish politicians.
So perhaps the only way forward is for each of us to struggle on our own to work out intellectually with sparring partners whose views we deplore.
Seeking to discredit scientists whose views differ from the industry's.
In the past, in pursuit of justice for the Palestinian people and peace in Israel/Palestine,I have on occasion appeared on platforms with people whose views I completely reject.
Here I have to say that all people I talked to and whose views have been presented here are only Bulgarians and not Roma.
This is the 6th consecutive meeting of the organization since 2006 and brought together specialists and post-graduates in the field of radiology andother related fields whose views are deeply appreciated.
Nobody wants to be seen as a gray mouse, whose views are completely mass- and majority compatible,” Erb told the German weekly Der Freitag.
Where we have a voice and can elect our leaders,we should exercise that right by voting for those whose views are closest to fulfilling God's will.
The World Bank is owned by 188 member countries whose views and interests are represented by a Board of Governors and a Washington, DC-based Board of Directors.
Where we have a voice and can elect our leaders,Christians should exercise that right by voting for those whose views most closely parallel our own.
Hague insiders say that Beatrix once excluded a politician whose views she disliked from the process, something Willem-Alexander does not expect to be able to do.
Toomas Hendrik Ilves, Estonia's sharp-tongued, American-educated president,says Westerners privately regard people from ex-communist countries as“troublesome cripples whose views can be ignored”.
Pauli's perspective was influenced by the philosopher Arthur Schopenhauer, whose views on reality were in turn influenced by Eastern religions.
Soros, a Hungarian by birth whose views have been squarely at odds with the ruling Fidesz party of Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban, said Budapest was"stoking anti-Muslim sentiment, and employing antisemitic tropes reminiscent of the 1930's.".
Books on the education of children there is a huge number- a variety of authors, often whose views on this or that issue are diametrically opposed.
His opponent, Jiri Drahos,a political novice whose views were not well known, sought to present himself as an antidote to what he characterized as Mr. Zeman's bitter and divisive leadership.
Some might think this a worthy cause butit raised big questions in the mind of a German monk, whose views on the afterlife would change the Western church.
Until now, campaigns have allowed ads to be shown to people whose views are determined by what they read and what videos they watch or what they look for on the web.
Almost thirty years later, the Austrian filmmaker Andreas Horvath profiles this man once again, whose views, despite the different political situation, haven't changed.
