Examples of using Whose aim in English and their translations into Hungarian
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The PTerrorist behaves like a confidence-trickster whose aim is not money but change.”.
An international organisation whose aim is to support the governments of the member states in developing and evaluating the best possible economic and social policies.
It is entitled to defend itself against people whose aim it is to destroy the State.
Athletes and bodybuilders whose aim is to build up strength rather than build muscles during cutting cycles will benefit more from everything Masteron propionate offers.
Opposite each other are two teams, whose aim is to destroy the enemy base.
Non-governmental organisations whose aim is to protect human rights or who have a legitimate interest in combatting discrimination have locus standi where there is discrimination in their sphere of activity and which is detrimental to a community or group of persons.'.
Some historians link this with the Secret Societies whose aim was to overthrow the Ching and restore the Ming.
SKEYNDOR is a professional cosmetics company, whose aim is to offer the best quality, and find the most effective cosmetic ingredients through its pioneering scientific research.
The president thanked those who had spoken for giving their views andfor their suggestions for improving the initiative, whose aim was to bring about overall improvements in the way the plenary worked.
The Authority for Working Conditions is a State service whose aim is to promote the improvement of working conditions throughout the Portuguese mainland by monitoring compliance with labour regulations in the context of private labour relations and promoting occupational safety and health in all private sectors.
The Shanghai uprising of March 1927 was a popular uprising whose aim was to support Chiang Kai shek's Northern Expedition.
There have always been endeavors whose aim was to secure power for certain groups over others.
It is the conflict between the forces making for the transformation of homo sapiens from neolithic tonuclear humanity and the forces whose aim is the maintenance of unchanging reproduction and stability in human social environments.
Non-governmental organisations exist whose aim is to provide information and support to victims of crime.
Our Project Office'sservices are particularly attractive for those Inventors, whose aim is to exploit the potential business opportunities of their own.
He's a hateful, vicious murderer whose aim is to destroy you and thus hurt God.
WITSEC(Women in IT Security)is the association of women working in the field of IT security, whose aim is to destroy the stereotype that IT is exclusively the realm of men.
The European clearing and settlement industr y, whose aim is to ensure that any beneficiary in the euro area can be reached using SEPA instruments.
England, now fighting virtually alone,faces the German military power whose aim to conquer or destroy the entire civilized world can no longer be questioned.
DanubioHomes relies on a multidisciplinary team whose aim is to understand the needs of our clients and facilitate their operational success.
We have also supported the"Together For usJointly" project of the Rom Som Foundation, whose aim is to serve the Roma population of the Cserehát area, to improve their living standards.
The purpose of the program is to train women and men whose aim is to work with the church and other institution as experts in matters of theology.
The organisation calls for the full implementation of the Water Framework Directive,the EU's water law, whose aim it is to ensure that freshwater ecosystems are healthy and resilient enough to sustain hotter temperatures.
The current Hungarian government's active“national policy”(nemzetpolitika), whose aim is the“unification of the Hungarian nation across borders,” often leads to ethnic clashes in the neighboring countries, especially in Transylvania.
The agreement isone of the horizontal air service agreements whose aim is to bring existing bilateral air service agreements in line with EU law.
Regulation(EC) No 1829/2003 has put in place an authorisation procedure whose aim is to ensure that the placing on the market of the products concerned will not pose a risk to human and animal health and the environment.
An important task of theDepartment is to carry out further observations whose aim is to define the growth patterns of trees in relation to environmental factors.
He was among the earliest of the Jewish Alexandrian philosophers whose aim was to reconcile and identify Greek philosophical conceptions with the Jewish religion.
Encyclopedia of Diderot andd'Alembert The Encyclopédie was the major achievement of the French Enlightenment whose aim, in Diderot's words, was to"change the common way of thinking" through the expansion of knowledge and the development of critical modes of thought.
Szabolcs Hancsók welcomed the participants at the beginning of the meeting,then Gyula Ocskay introduced the Legal Accessibility project, whose aim is to propose legal and policy recommendations in order to reduce the dividing effects of the borders, thus improving the living conditions of people who live in border areas.