Examples of using Whose orders in English and their translations into Hungarian
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Whose orders?
Under whose orders?
Whose orders?
May I ask whose orders?
Whose orders?
So I ask you the question once again: Whose orders were they acting under?
Whose orders?
The company, in turn, claims the customers whose orders were canceled had violated its contract terms.
Whose orders?
The men who employme use their power and influence to appoint the Government whose orders you follow.
Whose orders?
They are the puppets of Satan, the poor misguided souls,and do not in many cases know what they are doing, or whose orders they are responding to.
Whose orders?
The+ SMS Alert serviceis intended exclusively for Edenred customers, whose orders are delivered through Cargus courier company and provides information on orders and deliveries for Edenred products.
Whose orders?
Yes, but there's one man whose orders come before yours, and I'm gonna talk to him right now.
Whose orders?
Whose orders?
Whose orders?
Whose orders, theirs?
Whose orders override mine?
Whose orders are the soldiers following?
Whose order?
Whose order?
Whose order should we obey?
Whose order?
This happens for example by the registration with our Web shop, whose order process and individual information part you can not use without personal registration.
Cauchy had already proved that a group whose order is divisible by a prime p has an element of order p.
We can state that there was no customer whose order was not executed, regardless of its complexity.
And Irving's argument that"the burden of guilt for the bloody and mindless massacre of the Jews rests on a large number of Germans, many of them alive today,and not just on one'mad dictator,' whose order had to be obeyed without question," while debatable, is not very far from the thesis of Daniel Goldhagen's Hitler's Willing Executioners(1996), another book whose dismissal by knowledgeable specialists has done little to hinder its success with the public.