Examples of using Whose views in English and their translations into Portuguese
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Here then are two thinkers whose views differ widely.
William McNeill whose views influence the World History Association, embraced the other.
But it was the more moderate Zeno,not the radical Aristo, whose views would win out.
Including in-house counsel, whose views were widely canvassed, and the members.
That same pressure obliges other members to join a group with whose views they partly disagree.
William McNeill whose views influence the World History Association, embraced the other.
The Whigs chose General Zachary Taylor, a Louisianan, whose views on most political issues were unknown.
The school whose views I am examining, maintain, that this inability is founded in the first sin of Adam.
According to the Commentaries those whose views were rejected include the Sarvastivada.
On behalf of the UEN Group.-(PL) Mr President,I would like to congratulate Mr Goepel on his excellent report, whose views I fully share.
John Baldwin was a person whose views seemed to run counter to the conventional customs of the time.
Young Hegelians A group of thinkers in Germany in the first half of the nineteenth century whose views strongly influenced Karl Marx.
In this way anyone whose views were contrary to the regime could be excluded from working in their chosen field and thus silenced.
He wrote that Trump has"the right to have a Secretary of Defense whose views are better aligned with on these and other subjects.
We are dealing with someone whose views are akin to fascism- there is no other way of putting it- and who treats all democratic institutions with utter contempt.
This development is intolerable,as has been rightly pointed out by a person whose views often differ from our own, Mrs Simone Veil.
While Gomarus cautiously approved Arminius, whose views were already suspected of unorthodoxy, his arrival opened a period of debate rather than closed it.
In November of 2011,the career of history of the UMSA members conducted a study visit, whose views we share in this opportunity.
Considered as the authority and even those writers whose views of creativity considerably differed from krylovsky appreciated the writer.
Where we have a voice and can elect our leaders,we should exercise that right by voting for those whose views most closely parallel our own.
Al Baradei, then, is a rainbow politician:a man whose views are as variable and elusive as the colours of the rainbow.
The idea is that the organization will evaluate responses from the different candidates andthen endorse someone whose views closely match its agenda.
The prophets Isaiah andJeremiah were public figures whose views were known to many people before the events which they prophesied came to pass.
Instead of criticizing the methodological dualism of his elder brother, he prefers to expose andcriticize the dualism in Dilthey and Rickert, whose views were dominant in Germany.
These are first andforemost Putin and Trump, whose views are difficult to qualify in conventional categories of right, left, etc.
They are continually expressing their fears that the body of Sabbathkeepers are becoming like the world, butthere are scarcely two of these whose views are in harmony.
The draft guidelines will now be discussed with staff representatives whose views will be taken fully into account before finalised guidelines are adopted.
The theologians whose views we are canvassing, maintain that the appetites, passions, desires, and propensities, which are constitutional and entirely involuntary, are in themselves sinful.
A model of struggle against both Maoism and Guevarism was precisely comrade Enver, whose views on Che Guevara and on Guevarism we will equally recall.
He was influenced by Friedrich Nietzsche, whose views on aesthetics, morality, and the Apollonian and Dionysian duality would appear in his conversation, poetry and songs.
