Examples of using Whose principles in English and their translations into Greek
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Whose principles were diametrically opposed to his.".
I work for an organization whose principles and actions inspire.
The son of a farmer and a teacher, once a typical Colombian boy,later became a drug baron whose principles terrified people.
Of Advertising-Communication Practice, whose principles provide that all advertising should.
Those whose principles lead them into conflict with government, like Anarchists, bring a most formidable indictment against the law and the authorities for the unjust manner in which they support the status quo.
They have been forced to join, first, NATO, and then,the Union whose principles they do not share.
Alberta elected a government whose principles of social equality and fiscal equality are paramount.
The intellectual owes it to himself, then,to experiment intimately and totally with liberation, whose principles he elaborates for a people at war.
I need people with strong fists whose principles will not prevent them from taking human life if necessary.".
And all these hilarious mythological absurdities have been made using the lost wax process whose principles have remained unchanged for 5,000 years.
CSR is a dynamic concept whose principles and values are constantly evolving and follow the concerns and challenges that society is facing.
The judge who arrives to disentangle the case is an aristocrat whose principles have been shaken by the war.
In other words,economics is a science whose principles and logic tell us why we cannot know enough to control people, even if we do know enough to control rockets.
I took the same approach and consulted the air carriers andairports before drawing up this proposal, whose principles have been approved by both parties.
But I will honor andrespect people with whose principles I disagree, if they make an honest effort to be true to their principles. .
Despite what has been explained here, that's not all, and by far the most important, in addition to electric current, which is indeed root cause of all, butworks in conjunction with many events and phenomena, whose principles will be clarified yet.
The ActionAid is an international organization whose principles and values are entirely consistent with those of IB. HS.
The Heads of State of the euro zone countries met on 12 October andfor the first time agreed on a concerted action plan, whose principles were approved by the European Council on 15 and 16 October.
Early in his career,Toyoda worked in the division, whose principles are now deployed at Toyota plants and its parts suppliers to reduce waste and educate employees.
EU humanitarian aid, including early recovery, should take long-term development objectives into account where possible, andis closely linked to development cooperation whose principles and practices are outlined in‘the European Consensus on Development'(5).
The body of the Universe… a body of limitless extent, whose principles… manifest in our phenomenal world only the grossest fabric of their subdivisions”(SD 1:342).
Inspired by the words of Amadeu de Prado, a doctor whose intelligence andmagnetism left a mark on everyone who met him and whose principles led him into a confrontation with Salazar's dictatorship, Gregorius boards a train to Lisbon.
George Kazantzopoulos addressed the significance of the circular economy concept, whose principles are very close to Plato's theory of a symbiotic relationship between the environment and human society.
As a result, worryingly,many Europeans have started to support the far right, whose principles run counter to European values, as a reaction to this.
In the countries with the greatest democratic tradition,the foreign policy is considered a State policy, whose principles and objectives are set out in the long term, regardless of the political colors they may have to the alternations in the power.
What Latouche advocates most explicitly in relation to the environmental problem is the adoption of what he refers to as“reformist measures, whose principles[of welfare economics] were outlined in the early 20th century by the liberal economist Arthur Cecil Pigou[and] would bring about a revolution” by internalizing the environmental externalities of the capitalist economy.
To this end, the communication/ marketing associates of our subsidiaries are bound by the Hellenic Code of Advertising-Communication Practice, whose principles provide that all advertising should be legal, decent, honest and truthful, should be prepared with a due sense of social responsibility and should conform to the principles of fair competition as generally accepted in business.
The police is a distribution of the sensible… whose principle is the absence of void and of supplement.
Let us return for a moment to impartiality, whose principle and justifications are not always correctly understood.
On the one hand there are the traditional cultures, whose principle is identical and unchangeable, despite all the differences evident on the surface.