Examples of using Whose object in English and their translations into Hungarian
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Mortal sin… is sin whose object is… committed by… deliberate.
Our systems, perhaps, are nothing more than an unconscious apology for our faults-a gigantic scaffolding whose object is to hide from us our favorite sin.
Mortal sin is sin whose object is grave matter and which is also committed with.
In addition to context-independent services,there are also context-dependent services whose objects are only useful when used in conjunction with another object. .
Mortal sin is sin whose object is grave matter and which is also committed with full knowledge and deliberate consent."1857.
This is structurally different from theresource being the subject of a single statement whose object is a container containing multiple members.
It was the work of aliens, whose object was to destroy everything which had been France.
In Parliament Labour MP for Gravesend Garry Allighan asked the Home Secretary to'cause an investigation to be made into the membership& operations of the Christian Reform Legion,with headquarters at Kingdom House… whose objects are the veneration of Hitler and the perpetuation of his memory.
They were bands of men, organized, masked, anonymous, whose object was to destroy machinery used mostly in the textile industry.
It is a“sin whose object is grave matter and which is also committed with full knowledge and deliberate consent,”(Catholic Church 1857).
With these plugins different functions are made available, whose object and extent is determined by the operators of the social networks.
But acts whose object is“not capable of being ordered to God” and“unworthy of the human person” are always and in every case in conflict with the good.
The principle of utility recognises this constraint andtakes it as the basis of this system whose object is to construct the edifice of bliss by means of reason and law".
Mortal sin is sin whose object is grave matter and which is also committed with full knowledge and deliberate consent.”( 1857 CCC).
During the 1990s,he chaired the Gulbenkian Commission on the Restructuring of the Social Sciences, whose object was to indicate a direction for social scientific inquiry for the next 50 years.
Pensi is a transitive verb, whose object is the thoughts themselves Pripensi is a transitive verb, whose object is the thing being thought about or considered.
The undertone of the poems is passion, their unnamed experience is perhaps closest to angst,desire or thirst(whose object can be God, some completeness or another person, but at times the speaker addresses himself in them).
If we know that a percept, for example the color red or a particular sound, is only possible thanks to the structure of our own organism, then we can easily come to believe that the percept does not exist outside our subjectivity,and that apart from the act of perceiving, whose object it is, it has no kind of existence.
Such an interest is established by a representative association whose object is to protect its members and which applies to intervene in a case raising questions of principle liable to affect those members.
Apart from the visits of the delegates of the Protecting Powers and of the International Committee of the Red Cross, provided for by Article 143, the Detaining orOccupying Powers shall facilitate as much as possible visits to protected persons by the representatives of other organisations whose object is to give spiritual aid or material relief to such persons.
The Contracting Parties agree to establish andmaintain an international organization whose object shall be to contribute through consultation and cooperation to the optimum utilization, rational management and conservation of the fishery resources of the Convention Area.
We have just studied a code of religious legislation whose object it was to convert the conditions which cause life to flourish into an“eternal” social organization, Christianity found its mission in putting an end to such an organization, because life flourished under it.
Indeed, they relate specifically to the combatting of anti-competitive activity andof concentrations whose object or effect is to prevent trade between the European Union and that third State from taking place in healthy conditions of competition.
The formal sciences or ideal sciences are those sciences whose object of study is not the world and nature, nor the physical or chemical laws that govern it, but formal systems, that is, systems of relationships that are, in principle, empty of their own content, but that can be applied to the analysis of any segment of reality.
Moreover, the French Government have no doubt that the provisional maintenance of the regime of 18I5 as to the free zones referred to in the above-mentioned paragraph of thenote from the Swiss Legation of May 5, whose object is to provide for the passage from the present regime to the conventional regime, will cause no delay whatsoever in the establishment of the new situation which has been found necessary by the two Governments.
By command ofher Lord and Founder, the Church effects many acts of worship whose object is the glory God and the sanctification of man.98 In different ways and in different measure, these are all celebrations of the Paschal Mystery of Christ, and aimed at realizing the divine will to gather the scattered children[of the Father] into the unity of a single nation.
The tasks given to an EGTC by its members shall not concern the exercise of powers conferred by public law orof duties whose object is to safeguard the general interests of the State or of other public authorities, such as police and regulatory powers, justice and foreign policy.
When in 1966(note that it is the same year in which the psychology as a natural science celebrated its apotheosis at the Moscow International Congress)Rosenthal was publishing his psychological experiments whose object was the psychological experiment itself, it could no longer be denied that in the behavioral sciences a considerable part of the facts produced in the style of natural scientific experiments were laboratory artifacts.