Examples of using Whose existence in English and their translations into Czech
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A spirit whose existence is not its own.
Why hast thou forsaken me,O deity whose existence I doubt?
A spirit whose existence is not its own, like myself.
What is the Council doing to protect this minority, whose existence is under threat?
For a guy whose existence has just been wiped off the face of the earth.
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We need to end this repressive,aggressive system, whose existence is based on judgements.
A distant memory, Whose existence it is not even possible to imagine.
The Society was founded in the Victorian era andaims to find animals… whose existence has not been proven.
Lie, as the person whose existence he denied for years.
Whose existence was completely inconsequential to him. Also, he didn't call me a racial quota.
My field investigates animals whose existence has not yet been proven.
Whose existence was completely inconsequential to him. Also, he didn't call me a racial quota.
A mysterious electronic device whose existence was carefully kept from the public at large.
However, it must not be forgotten that there are whole communities located in the coastal regions of the European Union's states whose existence revolves around fishing.
Compounds whose existence How could you have synthesized you could not possibly have known?
The results of her work represent more orless temporary installations, whose existence often depends on the given place and viewer participation.
And there are very few whose existence remains as intimately connected with the rainforest as the remote tribes of West Papua.
How long ago was it that man energetically denied the existence of myriads of colorful organisms in a drop of water, whose existence is now known to every child?
We are everyone and everything whose existence affected ours or was affected by ours.
From the joint chiefs contingency fund You abused, without my authority, substantial sums to train a special unit of troops, whose purpose,and even whose existence was kept secret from me, to establish a base.
A contingent asset is a possible asset that arises from past events and whose existence will be confirmed only by the occurrence or nonoccurrence of one or more uncertain future events not wholly within the control of the entity.
That it throws open before our frenzied eyes. It was just a color out of space… a messenger from realms whose existence stuns the brain and numbs us with the gulfs.
It is our duty to do our utmost to help this representative of a minority whose existence is under threat, which has lived together in peace with its Muslim neighbours for centuries, and which is threatened with genocide precisely at a time when we are responsible in Iraq.
He dropped off the body, which weighed 40 kilos, at the other side of the to rest, eight kilometres away,in a chapel whose existence and location were probably unknown to him.
The power which everyone intuitively perceives as a matter of course every day,every hour, every moment, whose existence science has also always recognized, and which with the brain, that is with knowledge and intellect, one seeks in vain to grasp and comprehend.
You have used, without my authority substantial sums from the Joint Chiefs' Contingency Fund to establish a base, andtrain a special unit of troops whose purpose and even whose existence, was kept secret from me from officials of the Bureau of the Budget and members of the Congress.
People are dying in droves, the death penalty is widely applied and those whose existence is viewed as awkward by certain groups are being secretly murdered.
Given its rather poor performance, Europe must contribute more to the effort to resettle refugees whose existence is threatened in the countries that have received them.
The first Senate elections raised the question of the purpose of electing a representative body, whose existence have not been clearly explained or defended by its creators.
It is easily understandable that this can produce nothing perfect, nothing good whatever, for a humanity whose existence moves mainly through spheres from which the intellectuals have closed themselves off.