Examples of using Whose resources in English and their translations into Portuguese
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In this hypothesis, the peninsula of Jandía was a neutral zone whose resources were shared between the two kingdoms.
This is the Cohesion Fund, whose resources amount to about €2.5 billion per year from 2000 to 2006, for a total of €18 billion at 1999 prices.
Inspection and enforcement are another major source of workload for national administrations, whose resources are set to remain limited.
You will be able to function as a broker between actors whose resources and willingness to collaborate are essential in order to deal with these challenges.
Thirdly, the EU should act on the advice of the scientific organisations andset up a European Research Council, from whose resources basic research would be funded.
The wealthy shall spend according to his means; and he whose resources are restricted shall spend according to what God has given him.
God expects us to share what He gave us with other believers who are in need, such as the unemployed,those who were impoverished by medical expenses and the elderly whose resources are dwindling.
Let the rich man spend according to his means,and the man whose resources are restricted, let him spend according to what Allah has given him.
However, the application of these principles cannot be allowed to impose yet another bureaucratic burden on farmers, particularly small andmedium-sized farmers whose resources are limited or non-existent.
This is a species that has a very long life cycle and whose resources, once they have been depleted, will not recover, if at all, for many years.
The training programme for school(fpe) is designed to enable, with free distance learning courses, school teams, among others,for the proper implementation of public policies whose resources are allocated to municipalities.
Is it still possible to conceive of a society whose resources are in the hands of the few which forces the least privileged to make do with no more than the crumbs?
The first invoice refers to the elevation of approximately R$ 1,6 billion in expenditure on amendments to the Budget presented by the parliamentary groups and the government whose resources can not block calls impositive amendments.
A Guarantee Fund, hereinafter referred to as'Fund', shall be established, whose resources shall be used to repay the Comunity's creditors in the event of default by the beneficiary of a loan granted or guaranteed by the Community.
On the human level, many UN conferences have highlighted concern for children, for women, for the handicapped,for so many categories and peoples whose resources are being exploited or not used for their good and the good of society.
In December 1984 the Council of Ministers defined the poor as'persons whose resources(material, cultural and social) are so limited as to exclude them from the minimum acceptable way of life in the Member State in which they live'. 3.
We had, however, expected a clear proposal for a cut from the political groups themselves as an indication of theirwillingness to save money, particularly vis-à-vis the administration whose resources have been severely cut in a number of areas.
In relation to AD DS,the resource partner is conceptually equivalent to a single forest whose resources are made available over an external trust or forest trust relationship to accounts that are physically stored in another forest.
They are exploiting religious contradictions, national contradictions, a complicated situation; Kurds to the north, Sunnis in the center, Shiites to the south, Orthodox Christians there;the country of Iran which they want to destroy or invade and whose resources they want for themselves.
In addition, fishing kits are being distributed to over 16,000 residents of Awerial county, whose resources are under strain from this sudden influx of displaced people.
The 1988 Constitution CF defined its sources of funding, whose resources comprise a specific budget fund- Social Security Budget-, of which 30%, excluding unemployment compensation should be allocated to the health sector until the approval of the budgetary guidelines bill LDO.
Transfer of 4% on the net revenue obtained in the Municipality from the 6th year of the Contract, whose resources will also be destined to FMSAI and onlend to the tariff, as allowed by ARSESP.
A good example of this is the environmental organisations, whose resources are frequently compared to those of industry, though in an utterly peculiar way: the budget for a single organisation's forest campaign might be compared to the totals for the entire budgets of all forest companies.
It can be said that the theme of sustainability is a key one to long-term survival in a world whose resources and natural systems are fragile, finite and are being exploited too often.
As for the refugees, it is of course necessary to ensure their return, but not to get rid of them nor to force them; they must be left the choice of aid, but humanitarian aid must be separated from contributions towards reconstruction, which can be conditional, particularly on the arrest of criminals; in other words,we should help the permanent International War Crimes Tribunal whose resources are limited.
To Muniz, it is set up the'mediatized ethos'"progressively built by the varied dimensions of entertainment or aesthetic,in a broad sense, whose resources come from the social imaginary, from the sensory ethos and from the private subjectivism", p.40.
The complex andunpredictable area whose resources are being disputed goes from Iraq and the Middle East right up to the remote limits of the Chinese region of Xinjiang, going through Iraq, Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates, Iran, and the former Soviet republics of Turkmenistan, Uzbekistan, Kazajstan, Kirguistan and Tayikistan, capable of supplying the gas and oil for the growing economy of the Peoples' Republic of China and industrialized Europe.
More specifically, a series of projects and priority studies was selected,in cluding 12 projects eligible for immediate funding by the Organization, whose resources are provided exclusively from voluntary contributions as is the case with the Jute Agreement.
The social contributions shown on the uses side of the secondary distribution of income account of households are net of the service charges of the pension funds and other insurance companies,all or part of whose resources are made up of actual social contributions.
The pact also underlines the need for solidarity with the Member States who are exposed,due to their geographical situation, to an influx of immigrants or whose resources are limited, and invites the Commission to present solutions which, in a spirit of solidarity, will take into account the difficulty faced by these States.
