Examples of using Whose behaviour in English and their translations into Romanian
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Whose behaviour do you find more perplexing?
Female and male teenagers aged between 14 and 21 years old, whose behaviour indicates that they are at risk.
Someone whose behaviour is reprehensible or irresponsible; a rogue.
Yes, an unidentified flying object is any object whose behaviour violates every known law of aerodynamics.
Let those whose behaviour you do not appreciate follow their path, leave them alone.
It has subsequently emerged that this was a fake company created by the British newspaper The Sunday Times, whose behaviour is objectionable.
A dumb, arrogant frat boy whose behaviour is so disgusting, it is embarrassing for a woman to be seen with him.
The rules that existed did not work orwere not applied by supervisory bodies and ratings agencies, whose behaviour made markets less transparent2.
We need someone whose behaviour is more becoming of a monarch, someone who is his own man.
Though most of the pupils at the school live at home,there is a tiny handful whose behaviour is so unmanageable that their parents can no longer cope.
Whose behaviour is disruptive in any way and/or affects the passengers' safety or that of the driver of the vehicle.
A major barrier to such an environment is the savage authoritarian regimes whose behaviour discourages all decent people from entering into any form of cooperation.
The main theme of the novels is the dilemmas that an idealistic hyperpower faces in dealing with civilizations that do not share its ideals, and whose behaviour it sometimes finds repulsive.
Other critics warned that a CSBD diagnosis might result in mistaken diagnosis by patients whose behaviour was not, in fact, compulsive, and whose distress was due to moral judgment by patient or professional.
At a news conference after the end of the EU summit on Iraq, Chirac singled out Bulgaria and Romania, whose behaviour he called"particularly irresponsible".
In addition to the most obvious target group- the group whose behaviour most needs to be changed(primary audience)- it might also be useful to try to reach a secondary audience who could influence the primary audience.
The laws should be communicated in ways that are meaningful to their intended audience,first and foremost to those whose behaviour is affected and not just to the relevant institutions and administrators.
Another type of reasoning says that, on the contrary, the persons with a higher social status shall manifest an omnivorous behaviour more often than the persons with a lower social status, whose behaviour will be mainly univorous and limited to mass cultural activities24.
There can be no prospect of tolerating exceptions whereby a church orreligious institution can discriminate against teachers or students whose behaviour does not conform to a given faith, because of the risk of intrusion by the ethical state and the many religions that can lay claim to the same legitimacy.
Implementing doOperation() would not make sense in the MathSymbol class, as MathSymbol is an abstract concept whose behaviour is defined solely for each given kind(subclass) of MathSymbol.
However, under the pressure of what you have heard today, the Commission is preparing to beat a rather inglorious retreat, Mr Almunia, under the pressure exerted by, among others,your colleague Mr Oettinger, whose behaviour in this matter has not been that of a Member of a College responsible for defending the general interest, but of an official representative of the specific, sectoral interests of one particular country, Germany.
Considering the death of the child constitutes a painful damage for Mrs Androux, whose current behaviour is not harmful to public order, the court will not impose any punishment.
These measures are particularly suited to the needs of young people, whose problem behaviours, including drug use, are strongly conditioned by vulnerability(social and personal) and by living conditions.