Examples of using Whose support in English and their translations into Greek
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Pumps whose support is in development¶.
Let Erdoğan seek the help of those forces by whose support he has so far maintained power!
The Catalan independence parties, on whose support the minority government of the PSOE in Parliament is dependent, voted with the Conservatives and the liberals against the budget of the government.
The exponential distribution with parameter λ is a continuous distribution whose support is the semi-infinite interval 0,∞.
What if you could get the people whose support is the very foundation of these democracies to start questioning the system?
The stakeholder was defined by the Stanford Research Institute as"those groups without whose support the organization would cease to exist.".
Later he succeeded the Persian satrap Tissaphernes, with whose support he had tried in vain to secure his return to Athens, where he intended to establish an oligarchic constitution.
But it was eyed with suspicion by the regular army and by the wealthy industrialists,two groups whose support Hitler was trying to secure.
But that plan is facing criticism from other parties, whose support the League would need in parliament for the no-confidence vote to succeed.
One of the aims of the human chain was to stop man,arms and logistics support to ISIS from the Turkish State, whose support to ISIS is known by everyone.
That's why the International Monetary Fund, whose support will be necessary to achieve that larger goal, isn't yet on board.
One of the aims of the human chain was to stop men, arms andlogistical support reaching ISIS from the Turkish state, whose support of ISIS is known by everyone.
That's why the International Monetary Fund, whose support will be necessary to achieve that larger goal, isn't yet on board.
Firstly, in 1963,an internal memorandum of Stanford research institute defined stakeholders as"those groups without whose support the organization would cease to exist".
SMEs whose support was lagging behind in previous Framework Programmes have massively subscribed to this new support scheme which, over time, has been fine-tuned in order to better respond to their actual needs.
Give me the freedom to do what I need to do to speak to those whose support and assistance are critical for this work.
It provides rapid and targeted grants and is acting as a complement to the loan-based assistance of the World Bank, the International Monetary Fund andregional development banks with whose support it was developed.
But these were not for him, so it seemed to me, valued party colleagues whose support he was seeking, so much as satraps of conquered provinces.
André Schneider, whose support the liars hoped to obtain since he held the title of AFGES president, was overwhelmed with false tales from all of them, and was weak enough to believe them without further investigation and to countersign one of their declarations.
Originally it was defined in 1963 by Stanford research Institute as“those groups without whose support the organization would cease to exist”.
The post is coveted in particular by the pro-business,low-tax FDP, whose support Merkel is likely to need, together with the Greens, to assemble a working majority.
One of the most widely cited definitions is from 1963 when Standford Research Institute referred to stakeholders as“those groups without whose support the organization would cease to exist.”.
My thanks also for the contributions from our fellow Members on the left, without whose support the directive would not have the credibility that I am confident it will have tomorrow after a very broad vote.
The concept of the stakeholder was first used in 1963 at the Stanford Research Institute, anddescribed them as“those groups without whose support the organization would cease to exist.”.
An emphasis of reforms and debt reduction would be welcome by the Greek population, whose support is necessary for the reforms to succeed.
Sueddeutsche Zeitung points out that in order to prevent the pipeline from being blocked and to build a minority against the revision, Berlin counted on Paris along with the Netherlands, Belgium, Austria,Greece and Cyprus, whose support it has already secured.
The old Civil War practice of requisitioning grain had to be abandoned to placate the peasants, whose support was necessary if the workers' state was not to succumb to the reaction.
The term“stakeholders” was first used in an internal memorandum at the Stanford Research Institute in 1963 andwas defined as“those groups without whose support the organization would cease to exist.”.
An emphasis on transformation and debt reduction would be welcomed by the Greek population, whose support is necessary for these efforts to succeed.
The term‘stakeholder' was originally coined in 1963 by the Stanford Research Institute,who defined stakeholders as‘those groups without whose support the organization would cease to exist'.