Examples of using Whose behaviour in English and their translations into Danish
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Appearance: Familiar large black andgrey birds, whose behaviour exhibits high intelligence.
In the sweetness of whose behaviour, in the calmness of his mind, in the unbounded goodness of his heart, we have an evident instance, what the true and primitive unpassionate religion was, before it was soured by particular factions.
In 1618, an unpleasant Habsburg diplomatic mission came to Hradčany whose behaviour was unprecedentedly arrogant.
A dumb, arrogant frat boy whose behaviour is so disgusting, it is embarrassing for a woman to be seen with him.
The same principle naturally also applies when speaking about beings whose behaviour has brought about light fate-causes.
Are they particularly evil beings whose behaviour earns them the eternal diabolic torture in the fires of Hell mentioned above?
The management reserves the right to deny access orterminate the stay of those guests whose behaviour is deemed unsuitable.
The Directive allows the exclusion of people whose behaviour represents a genuine, current and sufficiently serious threat to the fundamental interests of society.
It has subsequently emerged that this was a fake company created by the British newspaper The Sunday Times, whose behaviour is objectionable.
A major barrier to such an environment is the savage authoritarian regimes whose behaviour discourages all decent people from entering into any form of cooperation.
Hooded Crow Corvus corone cornix Name also: Hoodiecrow, Carrion Crow Family: Crows- Corvidae Appearance: Familiar large black andgrey birds, whose behaviour exhibits high intelligence.
He is indeed a man born for the good of mankind, and for the honour of his country.in the sweetness of whose behaviour, in the calmness of his mind, in the unbounded goodness of his heart, we have an evident instance, what the true and primitive unpassionate religion was, before it was soured by particular factions.
The second area of concern relates to the attempt to broaden the definition of a‘potentially disruptive passenger' to include people whose behaviour is potentially a source of dangerous disruption.
We are not only judging a Commissioner whose behaviour has been unacceptable. We are talking about a former Member of this Parliament, a distinguished parliamentarian who was even a leader of the Liberal Group in the European Parliament, a former German Minister for the Economy and a Commissioner with a long record of service.
We reserve the right to remove children from Play Time whose behaviour may cause harm to themselves or others.
The representative shall be established in one of the Member States where the data subjects,whose personal data are processed in relation to the offering of goods or services to them, or whose behaviour is monitored, are.
There can be no prospect of tolerating exceptions whereby a church orreligious institution can discriminate against teachers or students whose behaviour does not conform to a given faith, because of the risk of intrusion by the ethical state and the many religions that can lay claim to the same legitimacy.
Consideration is being given, amongst other things, to the need to adapt existing legislation so that prompt, effective andconsistent action can be taken at a destination airport against passengers whose behaviour during the flight has been offensive.
However, under the pressure of what you have heard today, the Commission is preparing to beat a rather inglorious retreat, Mr Almunia, under the pressure exerted by,among others, your colleague Mr Oettinger, whose behaviour in this matter has not been that of a Member of a College responsible for defending the general interest, but of an official representative of the specific, sectoral interests of one particular country, Germany.
I am consoled by the fact that, at least in the area of on-board measures, the Committee on Transport andTourism has seen fit to take up my amendment extending the definition of‘potentially disruptive passengers' to people whose behaviour is a source of genuine concern.
In an event of serious miss-conduct LanguageUK maybe required to andreserves the right to withdraw the student whose behaviour is inappropriate, unsatisfactory or whose continued presence is undesirable.
In the discussion on the evaluation of the Fifth Environment Action Programme with a view to the sixth, three essential concerns were repeatedly formulated in the fundamentals, and thankfully I find them here again: streamlined EU legislation, a voluntary approach to implementation- so far as possible- andgreater involvement of the consumer, whose behaviour we want to influence, after all.
But given the current legal position I had no other choice, as there are people in the Commission, such as Mrs Cresson orMr Marín, whose behaviour and character indicate that they are not fit for their job.
In this event, we shall have the right to retain any amounts belonging to you until you have made payment to us in full.14 RIGHT OF ADMITTANCE The Supplier, driver or our representative reserve the right to refuse to transport any person that may be under the influence of alcohol,drugs and/or whose behaviour may be considered a threat to the driver, other passengers or you.
Com Limited, reserve the right to refuse to carry any person who is, or appears to be under the influence of alcohol orillegal drugs and/or whose behaviour is considered to pose a threat to the driver, the vehicle or the other passengers.
The Supplier, driver or our representative reserve the right to refuse to transport any person that may be under the influence of alcohol,drugs and/or whose behaviour may be considered a threat to the driver, other passengers or you.
In entering into this contract you tacitly accord to us and the Transport Operator the right to refuse to transport any passenger who, at the driver's discretion,may be under the influence of alcohol or drugs and those whose behaviour may be considered dangerous to the driver of the vehicle, to other passengers or to themselves.
Very reluctant to go for all-out sanctions, the EU is currently maintaining 31 sanctions regimes against third countries or entities, mostly arms embargoes andtargeted sanctions designed to have maximum impact on the entities whose behaviour they intend to influence, while limiting as far as possible any harmful humanitarian effects.
In general, I consider the Commission to be an institution which, by definition, as far as its principles are concerned, works in an undemocratic way,since it is made up of a board of purely politically appointed high officials, whose behaviour, despite this, is reminiscent of some sort of European mandarins who barely tolerate supervision and who, in effect, cannot be penalised either.
I would also be in favour of retrieving the proposed powers to increase the influence of national parliaments andof more transparency in the co-legislative process in the Council of Ministers, whose current behaviour is far too secretive.