Examples of using Whose rules in English and their translations into Portuguese
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Whose rules?
According to whose rules?
Whose rules?
There must be open, competitive global markets whose rules are obeyed by all.
Whose rules?
Stavropol Bashni is a variant of the game Bashni, whose rules are almost the same as in Bashni.
Religions, whose rules they have lived by and trusted, are all part of the Cabal.
There were no precedents for the entry of a commercial partner whose rules were at such variance with the common system.
The aim of the first procedure, whose rules are laid down by Directive 2001/18/EC, is to authorise GMOs with a view to their deliberate release into the environment.
Coordination is always made and close cooperation established with the authorities of the host country whose rules and functions are strictly abided by.
It is best to select familiar games whose rules most people know or games that are not too difficult to explain.
This data deficiency can be verified for the legislation andmarket value of co-generated electrical energy, whose rules are not consolidated.
It is entirely consistent with the spirit of the WTO whose rules expressly encourage settlement of differences through bilateral means.
Something, anything, resembling hope that the people, the doctors who trapped us here,who we're supposed to trust, whose rules we're following, aren't liars.
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Kinship systems and their wedding rules are a good example of social facts“liable to exert an external imposition on the individual”,such as language, for instance, whose rules we abide to even if we are not immediately aware of.
This logic is founded in the idea that,based on selection criteria, whose rules are previously set and known by all participants, like the requirement of a specific qualification, creates an initial equalitarian situation that ensures equal opportunities to all in that circumstance.
At the time, TJ-AM concluded that the former politician not fit in the presidential pardon requirements, whose rules were established by President Michel Temer.
As Jeff Sprecher,ceo of Intercontinental Exchange ice, the London-based market whose rules enabled blowing the oil bubble, explained to the Financial Times, the market's organizers could not understand why members of Congress should want to give up control over this sector by closing ice down.
It is necessary to define criteria for assessing the degree of representativeness of the producers' organisations whose rules it is proposed to extend to non-members.
Application of the system described above involves costs to be borne by the organisation whose rules have been extended; therefore, non-members should contribute towards these costs; Member States should also be allowed to grant compensation to such operators on products which, although they meet the marketing standards, cannot be marketed and are withdrawn from the market;
Trade is needed but a different kind of trade,one that is not based on the exploitation of people and nature and whose rules benefit communities and notcorporations.
I am glad our Parliament is looking into the cross-compliance mechanisms for CAP aid,which have demonstrated since the major reform of 2003 the limitations of a system whose rules are often too finicky, and have transformed the job of farmers into a kind of ad hoc official within the European administration, when they are actually carrying out a mission essential to mankind: feeding us.
Instead of saying that it is"better at home", as the studies say, this study of genealogical inspiration placed the question of genesis and continuities under suspension, not definitively refusing them, but shaking the stillness from which we accept them, in addition to showing that they are not self-justifiable butthat they are the effect of a construction whose rules must be known and the justifications controlled.
Then, a Cardinal-later, Pope Gregory IX- organized a religious Order whose rules were partially taken from those of Military Orders.
What really strikes me from Esperanto is its practical andlogical grammar structure, whose rules don't have exhaustive exceptions so common in national languages.
Article 19. Renvoi is prohibited(paragraph 1),except if the designated law is that of a non-member country whose rules of private international law designate the law of another country paragraph 2.
The performance of Cebes during those 40 years was marked out for the defense of democracy as a value,as a timeless cause, whose rules must be respected by all and guaranteed by the institutions created to ensure the democratic game.
Other forms of opposition to the Bush Initiative are emerging.An interesting one has been adopted by Santos Neves(1991). His argument is that the creation of the NAFTA, whose rules don't include any clause about the access of the rest of Latin America, shows the United States' decision to marginalize South America.
Additionally, we highlight here the contributions of family Psychoanalysis, as they allow us to understand violence also from the perspective of the psychic dynamics among relatives,in the approximation of an unconscious group structure whose rules of organization and functioning relate to a sociohistorical and cultural place, both to the life experiences in this family group which are not only limited to the current family nucleus and to the families of origin of each of its members.