Examples of using Whose contribution in English and their translations into Finnish
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Whose contribution was both more beautiful and less likely to sue us.
Major orders were received particularly from the power, oil and gas industry, whose contribution to Metso Automation's new orders rose to 60 percent 56.
Whose contributions are as important as any warrior's. This fleet has thousands of civilians.
Mr President, ladies and gentlemen,I should like to thank Mr Catania, whose contribution is, I think, particularly coherent and valuable.
Prominent scientists whose contribution to medical science is well-known, are lecturing and leading practical seminars at the institute.
Finally, I would like mention the huge debt of gratitude that I owe to Bob Harrison whose contribution to this section continues to astonish me.
Agreements entered into by undertakings whose contribution to the cumulative effect is insignificant do not fall under the prohibition provided for in Article 101(1)32 and are therefore not subject to the withdrawal mechanism.
This is a difficult subject, as the European Agency for Safety and Health at Work, whose contribution we must also call upon, also acknowledges on its website.
Will the Commission say why it was deemed necessary to amend this programme, what kind of amendments were made to the programme and what is the take-up rate so far- as well as the scheduled take-up rate- for the subprogramme on tourism from the ESF whose contribution amounts to some ECU 10 000 000?
Since 1989, it has received assistance from the ESF, whose contribution was increased in 1991 to enable training schemes for graphics techniques to be set up.
Despite regular efforts, Finance Watch managed to attract only one other stable and significant donor,Adessium Foundation, whose contribution is not confirmed after 2016.
However, authors who participated in the creation of the film and whose contribution can be separately exploited normally have rights in their own contribution. .
The people responsible for making the wrong decisions in relation to the shipyards should be identified,rather than punishing Polish taxpayers, whose contributions will fund the state aid granted.
It will encourage, as a first priority, those States on the list of 44 whose contribution is necessary for the treaty's entry into force, and those who have either not signed or not ratified, in particular those that will host stations of the CTBT's International Monitoring System 11342/03.
And there is one person who has played an integral part in all this,Senator George Mitchell, whose contribution to the peace process is immeasurable.
The Union also emphasised that the Member States of the Union- whose contributions accounted for more than 35% of the regular budget and more than 37% of the peacekeeping budget- had always honoured that commitment and that it was therefore up to all the Member States of the organisation to follow that example in order to resolve its current financial crisis.
And as those who watch the NHL regularly well know, teams love buying as high as possible on guys whose contributions are primarily judged using the eye test.
Not including these costs would essentially harm small civil society organisations whose contribution is very valuable but whose involvement could be limited or non-existent.
In addition to that, it has to be said that there needs to be a solution to the issue of pensions rights and to the social security arrangements of parents working at home for all orpart of the time, whose contribution to society is of incalculable value.
Unlike traditional types of capital investment, however,ICT represents general-purpose technology whose contribution to productivity and economic growth is greater than the direct effect of ICT producing sectors.
At the same time, the CoR has launched measures for cooperation with Europeanassociation representing local and regional authorities whose contribution to the European debate it values very highly.
Successful implementation of this methodology relies heavily on co-operation with Member States' authorities and national regulators, whose contribution and co-operation will be essential if we are to succeed in improving the information available.
Europe today is an area that welcomes millions of immigrants who live, work andbring up their children here, and whose contribution is essential to European economic growth.
It is both fitting and fortunate that the volume on graph theory in the Encyclopedia of Mathematics andits Applications has an author whose contributions to graph theory are- in the opinion of many- unequalled.
The recovery plan should be less of a hindrance to the activities of fishermen whose by-catches of cod are small than to those of fishermen whose contribution to the problem is comparatively great.
It is for this reason that the Commission is providing financial, political andhuman resources support to the Quartet Special Envoy James Wolfensohn, whose contribution to the disengagement has been remarkable.
The important role currently played by tourism in maintaining and creating jobs is explicitly recognised, andtourism is rightly identified as an economic activity whose contribution to full employment can continue and even increase.
In addition, for the purpose of this meeting the Scientific Committee shall be extended with at most five experts, who are specialists in scientific fields not represented, ornot sufficiently represented, in the Scientific Committee, but whose contribution is necessary for the balanced and adequate assessment of the possible risks, including health and social risks.