Examples of using Whose conduct in English and their translations into Portuguese
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And then, there are those few whose conduct runs counter to that purpose.
The review of commercial practicesinvolves considerable work and costs, both for competition authorities and for the businesses whose conduct is subject to review.
Bob Mollard was a graduate conducting student whose conducting teacher suggested he buy a lightweight, well-balanced baton.
Edwards seeks out leaders who operate legally and ethically, andwe take steps to exclude from employment consideration anyone whose conduct does not meet our high standards.
The Lord Jesus himself will bear witness for or against the one whose conduct has already revealed his attitude towards the message of God Matthew 10:32; Luke 12:8.
Com reserves the right to investigate and terminate your membership if you have misused the Service, orbehaved in a way which could be regarded as inappropriate or whose conduct is unlawful or illegal.
Illegally obtained evidence is so called the one whose conducts employed in order to obtain, form or employ it violate material law or fundamental material rights prescriptions.
There was a time when I would have resented Such impertinence,particularly from a doctor Whose conduct leaves so much to be desired.
In such cases you should appoint a solicitor whose conduct is regulated by the Solicitors Regulation Authority rather than a non-legal member of the heir hunters,” Mr Curran says.
The Bank reserves the right to refuse access without prior notice,to any subscriber who does not respect the General Conditions of Use laid down or whose conduct is prejudicial to the normal functioning of the site or to third parties.
TP-Link may suspend any users whose conduct or postings are under investigation and may remove such material from its servers as it deems appropriate and without notice.
 Such a countenance is only for people whose hearts are truly pure, whose conduct is righteous, and who devote themselves to God.Â.
It is barely conceivable that undertakings whose conduct is diaated by the laws of the marka would be able to impose contractual clauses on their clients as restrictive as those outlined above.
Let me read you Rule 152(1)of the Rules of Procedure:'The President shall call to order any Member who disrupts the smooth conduct of the proceedings or whose conduct fails to comply with the relevant provisions of Rule 9.
I would like now to appeal to the Commission andto Commissioner Dalli, whose conduct during the negotiations was admirable, although perhaps the Commission did not explain his role in conciliating the positions.
The claims for fair compensation therefore had to be made before the Court of Justice 85in an action for noncontractual liability based on Articles 235 EC and 288 EC,which has to be brought against the institution or institutions whose conduct caused the damage.
The Promoter reserves the right in its reasonable discretion to disqualify any person whose conduct is contrary to the spirit of these terms and conditions or the intention of the Offer.
Any adviser or lawyer whose conduct towards the Court, a Chamber, a Judge, an Advocate General or the Registrar is incompatible with the dignity of'the Court, or who uses his rights for purposes other than those for which they were granted, may at any time be excluded from the proceedings by an order of the Court or Chamber, after the Advocate General has been heard; the person concerned shall be given an opportunity to defend himself.
In Belgrade the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia is still dominated by President Milosevic whose conduct towards Kosovo has dominated so much of our international discussions over recent months.
In short, I do not find it consistent with the Court's caselaw on the admissibility of pleas of illegality to penalise more severely- that is to say, by declaring its action out of time- a privileged applicant which has exercised a degree of care that could be described as imperfect(as is the case of the Kingdom of Spain in the present proceedings)than one whose conduct could be characterised as evincing a lack of care.
Basic clinical therapeutic actualization of those patients should be known to the entire surgical team whose conducts as a group of clinician, anesthesiologist, and surgeon are decisive for the success of the procedure.
Then, putting aside all personal feelings over the course of those whose conduct revealed such strange perverseness, and keeping his soul stayed upon God, the apostle wrote to the church at Corinth one of the richest, most instructive, most powerful of all his letters.
In Brazil, the Mobile Emergency Medical Services Serviço de Atendimento Móvel de Urgência[SAMU] is responsible for pediatric and neonatal inter-hospital transport, whose conducts must follow the guidelines established by the MOH Edict 2048, which regulates their activities.
Identify the undertaking(s) orassociation of undertakings whose conduct the complaint relates to, including, where applicable, all available information on the corporate group to which the undertaking(s) complained of belong and the nature and scope of the business activities pursued by them.
To ensure the event provides a safe, enjoyable, and welcoming environment for everyone,Blizzard reserves the right to remove from Blizzard Arena any person whose conduct is deemed to be disorderly or unbecoming, or who uses vulgar or abusive language.
While in a referendum held on 12 March 1950,57.68 percent of the Belgians voted in favor of allowing Léopold III, whose conduct during World War II had been considered questionable and who had been accused of treason, to return to the throne; due to civil unrest, he opted to abdicate in favor of his son Baudouin I on 16 July 1951.
Secondly, has the Commission proposed autonomous measures to restore the preferential regimes for those republics of Yugoslavia whose conduct we consider to have been satisfactory, and whose willingness to find a peaceful solution we consider to be satisfactory?
We intend to avoid using vulnerability as just another negative classification by the services upon individuals in precarious social-economic situations and/or whose conducts are not in conformity with social and moral patterns of the majority. Conversely, we argue that we need to look at the stories of patients as integrated wholes, through sensitive theoretical frameworks, where both individual and collective issues become clear.
Department of State(DOS) has developed a 30/60-day rule to assist consular officers in evaluating misrepresentation in cases involving a person who was in the United States and whose conduct is or was inconsistent with representations made to the consular officer concerning his or her intentions at the time of the visa application.

