Examples of using Whose principles in English and their translations into Polish
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later became a drug baron whose principles terrified people.
The world was a mechanical process, governed by stable laws, whose principles could and must,
airports before drawing up this proposal, whose principles have been approved by both parties.
The author of an autonomic language of art, whose principles he calls Vinylogos
for the first time agreed on a concerted action plan, whose principles were approved by the European Council on 15
works in conjunction with many events and phenomena, whose principles will be clarified yet.
bearing in mind the European Charter for Small Enterprises endorsed by the Feira European Council, whose principles and eighth line for action aim to strengthen the technological capacity of small enterprises,
but in every thing tending to holiness and purity and that true nobility of character whose principles are set forth in the Word of God.
In 1805 his ideal of a universal world-society led him to join the Freemasons, whose principles seemed to tend in the direction he desired.
this development, combined with a deepening of the internal market, will have an increasing impact on national health systems, whose principles and objectives must not be jeopardised thereby;
It is possible to put into place an overall policy and infrastructures throughout the Community without having to do so sector by sector and especially by building on the experience of the General Product Directive for consumer products, whose principles and mechanisms can be extended to the surveillance of products for professional use.
comprehensive regional framework, whose principles should be taken up at international level.
global markets, informed by the results of an experimental voluntary pilot programme on environmental technology verification(ETV), whose principles and benefits are described in the Staff Working Paper attached to the Action Plan.
but in every thing tending to holiness and purity and that true nobility of character whose principles are set forth in the Word of God.
but in every thing tending to holiness and purity and that true nobility of character whose principles are set forth in the Word of God.
The scheme is limited to farmers whose principle activity requires on-farm presence every day of the year.
supervision of global financial markets whose principle has been extended to all stakeholders, markets and jurisdictions.
professional staff whose principle is flawless service….
the resources for implementing a political and diplomatic agenda whose principle goal is increasing the EU's weight
Principles whose validity is timeless
To lay down a common statement of principles whose use will lead to greater efficiency
we have not had, but whose essential principles are continually defended.
Srinivasa Ramanujan, whose mathematic principles are still being used by quantum physicists today,
In addition, I am in favour of the creation of socially responsible enterprises, whose core principles are the social protection of workers,
The objectives of this proposal are, in essence:♣ to lay down a common statement of principles whose use will lead to greater efficiency
However, there is a whole range of possibilities and principles whose use at the junction of PR,
can never be achieved through unworthy methods and that there are moral principles whose binding character can never be rejected.
lack of social-financial cooperation of journalists and politicians- these are only examples of principles whose observance has a great importance for contemporary democracy.