Examples of using Whose powers in English and their translations into Portuguese
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Committee, whose powers had been.
Teagan Croft as Rachel Roth:A young mystical empath who is the daughter of a demon, and whose powers are driven by her emotions.
Or whose powers you just don't like.
For we are kindred spirits, whose powers spring from the same source.
The flexibility condemned by some will still involve the responsibility of the European Chemicals Agency, whose powers will be extended.
A new enemy appears, whose powers rival that of the Ancients.
They have brought about the death within a very short time of those,even among younger men, whose powers of resistance were inadequate.
The Steel Serpent, whose powers have been greatly augmented by the Crane Mother, dispatches Randall.
It is the establishment, not only of the US, butalso of Europe, whose powers and profits are directly linked to tension and war.
By bringing an action before a Court of Justice whose powers it wishes to see curtailed, by resisting measures which it supports and by being politically rescued by the faceless Brussels bureaucrats, the British Government shows how very much British diplomacy has tied itself in a knot.
Fully supports the National Assembly as a democratically elected institution whose powers must be restored and respected", said.
They are to be men whose powers have been sanctified and transformed by the grace of Christ.
When the earliest homo magi forged these idols,they did so in the image of those whose powers they wished to channel, so attention to detail is essential.
The shaman- a super-human being whose powers are acquired'extra-socially'- is the mediator between Xikrin society and both nature and the supernatural.
The parliament attempted several times during 1992-93 to repeal orcurtail the activities of these appointees, whose powers are only alluded to in the constitution.
Old Lace is critically wounded saving Klara, whose powers cause foliage to keep the house from crumbling, but trapping everybody.
From our point of view, at this stage this institution- which we regard as constitutional- must, above all, provide a framework for the balance of powers, between the Community andthe Member States whose powers should be maintained, at the present stage, in the intergovernmental sphere.
The constitution was opposed by the Sultan, whose powers it checked, but had vast symbolic and political importance.
We cooperated with all parties, obviously with Parliament and the Commission, but also with the new permanent President of the Council, the High Representative and, of course, with Member States, but I believe I can say that, throughout all of our tenure, we paid particular attention to working constructively, and with an open mind,with Parliament, whose powers have been significantly strengthened under the new rules.
Molly Hayes, the youngest,is a mutant whose powers include super-strength and invulnerability.
In light of the conclusions to be announced by the Committee of Independent Experts, which should be available in September, the Commission must establish real internal financial control. It must also introduce professional and totally transparent procedures for awarding public contracts together with procedures for recruiting and managing staff which finally put an end to the nepotism andfavouritism which recently have unfairly stained the reputation of an administration whose powers and availability are otherwise acknowledged.
It's also a fantasy about a mythic hero whose powers defy the laws of physics and common sense.
Collective already alert andalready the intercommunal whose powers are reinforced and not elected by universal suffrage, will be in the hands of the executive of the largest city.
There too we were told we must shoulder our responsibility and buy a pig in a poke,i.e. agree to the accession of ar organization whose powers exceed anything that has ever beer seen and cannot even be evaluated exactly.
Al-Zalam: Supposedly a powerful Genie from the east whose powers were stripped by Zarok, now a bothersome squatter in Sir Dan's skull.
According to the Navajo,skinwalkers were horrible, evil witches, whose powers allowed them to transform into any animal on earth.
Then there are Witchers themselves- battle-hardened mutants whose powers and moral flexibility makes them the perfect heroes for their dangerous world.
A final reference to the Portuguese in this edition emerges in regard to the lay and regular clergy, whose powers Raynal thinks should be strictly limited, revealing the anticlerical aspect of the text.
Whereas we tend to view it as an intruder, a stranger,certainly an organ whose powers need to be limited or defined and constrained, the Chinese don't see the state like that at all.
Ystematically structure relations with the authorities in the beneficiary States and take them beyond the government level to include parliaments andsupreme audit institutions, whose powers must be strengthened to enable them to undertake the reforms that concern them and to audit those that are a matter for the executive branch.