Examples of using Whose object in English and their translations into Portuguese
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Mortal sin… is sin whose object is… committed by… deliberate.
Majority because their existence has not any end out of a participation in the social work whose object has been established.
Science whose object is to read and study the writing of manuscripts bygone days, said Paleography.
Care is understood as a social relation whose object is the welfare of the other.
Study whose object was the power that pervades relations nursing care to the patient in the hospital.
Lawsuits not originated in the State of Paraná and those whose object was not a medication were excluded.
Bibliographic study, whose object is the production of care in the health care of man in the family health strategy fhs.
In 1901, with Weldon andGalton, he founded the journal"Biometrika" whose object was the development of statistical theory.
This is not a photograph whose object is clear, due to the textures at stake, the angle and the extraordinary simplicity captured.
In Problems of Dostoevsky's Poetics,Bakhtin proposes a Metalinguistics, whose object of study would be dialogical relations.
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 that good.
It is a descriptive and analytical study,with a qualitative approach, whose object of analysis were some experiences of CPPS implantation.
Definition English: A game whose object is to sink a ball into each of 9 or 18 successive holes on a golf course using as few strokes as possible.
This research is directed by the studying of elements of northeastern culture, whose object in analysis is the scenic text auto da compadecida, by ariano suassuna.
Study whose object is the process of monitoring and evaluation indicators of primary care pact, while the reality of local health monitoring tools.
This paper aims to apply the general tool sustainability barometer studies in urban watersheds, whose object of study is the watershed stream caju.
That is why there can be epic forms whose object is not the totality of life but a segment of it, a fragment capable of independent existence.
Others believe that it is the duty of the rich to throw some crumbs to the poor, i.e.,that the working-class movement is a movement of paupers whose object is to obtain alms.
More and more people work in occupations whose object is not to produce goods but to perform an economically required service as the need arises.
This way, GT is concretized as an important andconsistent method to carry out research, especially in nursing, whose object of study involves human interactions.
The case study is characterized as a research strategy whose object is a specific unit or limited system that is analyzed in depth Hollinshead, 2004.
Finally, Wallerstein imagines a world culture only in a future libertarian-egalitarian world, although even there a space would be reserved for cultural resistance: the constant creation andrecreation of specific cultural entities“whose object(avowed or not) would be the restoration of the universal reality of liberty and equality” 1991a: 199.
We distinguish a sensible memory, whose object is the singular as already past, and an intellectual memory, capable of storing logical structures and non-sensible species.
The results indicate that joão ribeiro understands philosophy as metaphysical study focused on transcendence and history,as a science whose object is made up of social action and its scientific founded on universal laws.
This is a study whose object was the sociodemographic and occupational characterization of the newly-formed nurses from the faculty of nursing of the state university of rio de janeiro enf/uerj.
With the Treaty on European Union,the Community adds to those instruments a new fund whose object will be to consolidate and further develop Community action in the area of economic and social cohesion.
This dissertation, whose object of research is clarice lispector's book, a hora da estrela, published in 1977, aims to analyze the relations between visual elements and the character macabéa.
As a convincing proof of this, it suffices to take note of the kind of future, in the social and political order,which is being prepared for Italy by men whose object is- and they make no secret of it- to wage an unrelenting war against Catholicism and the Papacy.
This is a qualitative study whose object was the female empowerment mediated by educational practices in groups of pregnant women carried out by obstetric nurses in non-medicalized area.
Its chief feature is the organisation and discipline of the advanced contingent of the working people, of their vanguard; of their sole leader,the proletariat, whose object is to build socialism, abolish the division of society into classes, make all members of society working people, and remove the basis for all exploitation of man by man.
