Examples of using Whose behaviour in English and their translations into Portuguese
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Menu_button: defines a button whose behaviour can be changed by a menu.
It has subsequently emerged that this was a fake company created by the British newspaper The Sunday Times, whose behaviour is objectionable.
Verses 6-7 He should not be a new-convert, whose behaviour in his new faith cannot yet be known;
The representative shall be established in one of the Member States where the data subjects, whose personal data are processed in relation to the offering of goods or services to them, or whose behaviour is monitored, are.
We need someone whose behaviour is more suited to a King, someone who is his own man.
I also wish to comment on Amendment 22 concerning passengers who are potentially disruptive or whose behaviour is manifestly abnormal.
A dumb, arrogant frat boy whose behaviour is so disgusting, it is embarrassing for a woman to be seen with him.
Knowing the fragility of the carnal garment, value every hour and apply it well,living it intensely, in whose behaviour you will reap the best fruits.
The Directive allows the exclusion of people whose behaviour represents a genuine, current and sufficiently serious threat to the fundamental interests of society.
This is the only way in which mobility on the labour market will not generate socially excluded groups, whose behaviour becomes deviant sooner or later.
We maintain an in-principle ban on donations from companies whose behaviour is at odds with All Out's values, the rights of LGBT people, or human rights generally.
Back in the dark and frightening days of the Cold War,mathematicians had developed a simplified, machine-like model of human beings, whose behaviours could be analysed and predicted by numbers.
The Commission may take action against the former monopolists whose behaviour in the context of local loop unbundling can be equated with an abuse of dominant position.
The second area of concern relates to the attempt to broaden the definition of a‘potentially disruptive passenger' to include people whose behaviour is potentially a source of dangerous disruption.
After all, brothers,you know there is no need for clerical priests whose behaviour risks distancing people from the Lord, nor for functionary priests who, while playing a role, seek their consolation far from Him.
The“truths” established by the empirical observation of populations in randomised trials andcohort studies cannot be mechanistically applied to individual patients whose behaviour is irremediably contextual and idiosyncratic or episodes of illness.”.
Any CGIL member whose behaviour is contrary to the principles of democracy and of the guarantee of other members' rights, which proves damaging to the trade union organization and which represents a violation of the principles and regulations of the Articles of Association, shall be subject to disciplinary sanctions.
Today it is the homo competens who is emerging, whose behaviour is motivated by enriching his competence"portfolio.
In addition, I am consoled by the fact that, at least in the area of on-board measures, the Committee on Transport andTourism has seen fit to take up my amendment extending the definition of‘potentially disruptive passengers' to people whose behaviour is a source of genuine concern.
A major barrier to such an environment is the savage authoritarian regimes whose behaviour discourages all decent people from entering into any form of cooperation.
So, from now on, the companies interested in establishing safe business relations with Italian companies, have in Wtransnet a big data base of recommended companies working under the same criteria,exclusively filtered and whose behaviour is monitored continuously.
The Council and the Member States approached certain developing countries whose behaviour was considered contrary to the development of harmonious inter national relations on maritime affairs.
Com Limited, reserve the right to refuse to carry any person who is, or appears to be under the influence of alcohol orillegal drugs and/or whose behaviour is considered to pose a threat to the driver, the vehicle or the other passengers.
There can be no prospect of tolerating exceptions whereby a church orreligious institution can discriminate against teachers or students whose behaviour does not conform to a given faith, because of the risk of intrusion by the ethical state and the many religions that can lay claim to the same legitimacy.
Very reluctant to go for all-out sanctions, the EU is currently maintaining 31 sanctions regimes against third countries or entities, mostly arms embargoes andtargeted sanctions designed to have maximum impact on the entities whose behaviour they intend to influence, while limiting as far as possible any harmful humanitarian effects.
However, under the pressure of what you have heard today, the Commission is preparing to beat a rather inglorious retreat, Mr Almunia, under the pressure exerted by, among others,your colleague Mr Oettinger, whose behaviour in this matter has not been that of a Member of a College responsible for defending the general interest, but of an official representative of the specific, sectoral interests of one particular country, Germany.
On the other hand,do not forget to review fixed operational expenses("overhead"), whose behaviour depends upon invoicing and plant capacity.
This data is used to deliver customised content andadvertising within Radiant Organics to customers whose behaviour indicates that they are interested in a particular subject area.
Implementing codice_11 would not make sense in the codice_10 class,as codice_10 is an abstract concept whose behaviour is defined solely for each given kind(subclass) of codice_10.
Implementing doOperation() would not make sense in the MathSymbol class,as MathSymbol is an abstract concept whose behaviour is defined solely for each given kind(subclass) of MathSymbol.