Examples of using Whose members in English and their translations into Czech
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An organisation whose members are sworn to secrecy.
Might be former Russian military.Search for any whose members.
Search for any whose members might be former Russian military.
In 1834, he and his friends founded Kajetán theatre among whose members also K.
Whose members have been arrested for guns, drugs, murder.
We are trying to catch a gang, whose members disguise as Santa Claus.
As you say, you want to achieve a majority in favour of the Treaty of Lisbon, butthis is the party whose members oppose the treaty.
An organisation whose members are sworn to secrecy.- Secret society.
It's like the temple where I had my accident could have been a consecrated temple whose members worshipped the forces of evil.
And I have a dining club whose members would… if I'm not mistaken, interest you.
Finally, I think this really does point to the acute need to look at how the WTO works andto transform it into a properly democratic body whose proceedings are transparent and whose members are accountable.
Secret society. An organisation whose members are sworn to secrecy.
A self-governed club…"Whose members consist of entrepreneurs, clergy, society's elite.
We also met with a local group for young people with disabilities whose members had previous experience of monitoring.
Who would pay quite an amount of money. whose members are the ones with fame and fortune Having gone back to Hong Kong, you created the so called Global Holy Disciplinary institution.
As we know, many of them harbour extremist Islamic associations whose members can now easily enter Europe and the West.
That's why I'm hoping to meet a family whose members have similar values as my own, such as love, respect, togetherness, happiness, and enjoying the little things in life.
A report by David Kilgour, the Canadian Government's former secretary of state for Asia,shows that one of the most persecuted groups since 1999 is Falun Gong, whose members have organs forcibly removed in Chinese work camps.
Could have been a consecrated temple whose members worshipped the forces of evil. It's like the temple where I had my accident.
In 2006, he founded ensemble hiatus,a contemporary music ensemble whose members are at the same time interpreters and improvisers.
The most visible activity was the Chorus, whose members offered guided tours to groups of visitors at their own discretion, engaging them in active debates on the presented works and the form of the guided tour itself.
Having gone back to Hong Kong, you created the so called"Global Holy Disciplinary institution", whose members are the ones with fame and fortune who would pay quite an amount of money.
Establishment of'L'ecole de Paris', whose members are Martinu, Mihalovici, Beck, Harsanyi, and later also Tansman and Tcherepnin.
First I would like to stress that this was a serious threat made by a sophisticated cell whose members were hell-bent on seeing the realization of their plan, and that if executed.
Therefore, we created the Powerful Fruity Gang, whose members embody the different flavours of Gambrinus Flavoured and fight for the true taste of fruit against all substitutes.
I appeal to you on behalf of the Bulgarian Association of Apparel andTextile Producers and Exporters, whose members appealed to me with a request for assistance to save this sector in Bulgaria.
The community established a water management committee, whose members, selected from different households, are in charge of the maintenance of the solar panels and regular control of the technical aspects of the water system.
I can only say to those family members of Group 303… whose members are, I know as I speak… gathering to comfort you.
The Dean appoints anddismisses the Faculty s Arts Council, whose members are distinguished representatives in fields in which the Faculty carries out its activities.
Luxembourg case, CJEU concluded that tax exemptions for independent groups of persons cannot be limited only to groups whose members exclusively carry out tax exempt activities or activities in relation to which they are not taxable persons.