Examples of using Whose principles in English and their translations into Romanian
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Recently, alternative political figures and golden youth are listed here, whose principles and behavior correspond to surprises and shocking.
BSEC is a regional cooperation organization whose principles and objectives are aimed at developing and diversifying bilateral and multilateral economic cooperation based on the principles and norms of international law.
The son of a farmer and a teacher,once a typical Colombian boy, later became a drug baron whose principles terrified people.
Contrary to the safety assessment of GMOs, whose principles are common throughout the EU, or to issues related to the imports and marketing of GMOs, which should remain regulated at EU level, GMO cultivation has been acknowledged as an issue with a strong local/regional dimension.
As a result, worryingly,many Europeans have started to support the far right, whose principles run counter to European values, as a reaction to this.
Despite what has been explained here, that's not all, and by far the most important, in addition to electric current, which is indeed root cause of all, butworks in conjunction with many events and phenomena, whose principles will be clarified yet.
The most common rating scale used worldwide is the Glasgow Coma Scale that was developed more than 40 years ago by Graham Teasdale andBrian Jennett[11], whose principles were adapted according to the degree of development of the nervous system at the time of trauma in order to assess the responsiveness of paediatric patients.
With this initiative, the EU is not just responding to its calls in the G20 framework for international action to build a stronger, more globally consistent, regulatory and supervisory system for the future financial sector3, butalso setting out a modern and comprehensive regional framework, whose principles should be taken up at international level.
Over time, the company Yamazaki Mazak has developed the world premiere of a series of new products, whose principles were later taken over by other companies.
Against development, the holy principles of the capitalist money, the principles of profit and, at the same time, against brutalizing the public space, this law seems to me that it fits perfectly to the face of any administration whose principles are part time and the excuse that they can't do it now.
Coordinating and fulfilling charity actions of the Founder through collaboration with all persons andinstitutions that operate in charity field and whose principles do not contravene the statute of the Foundation.
Coordinating and fulfilling charity actions of the Founder through collaboration with all persons andinstitutions that operate in charity field and whose principles do not contravene the statute of the Foundation.
It is possible to put into place an overall policy and infrastructures throughout the Community without having to do so sector by sector andespecially by building on the experience of the General Product Directive for consumer products, whose principles and mechanisms can be extended to the surveillance of products for professional use.
Furthermore, the European Commission will develop initiatives to improve confidence in new environmental technologies and eco-innovative solutions entering the EU andglobal markets, informed by the results of an experimental voluntary pilot programme on environmental technology verification(ETV), whose principles and benefits are described in the Staff Working Paper attached to the Action Plan.
Out of their teaching developed the less radical form known as Semiquietism, whose principle advocates were Fénelon and Madame Guyon.
These liquids, of variable density(and whose principle component is bentonite) allow the excavation to be completed cleanly and do nottrigger the collapse of the surrounding walls.
It cannot do so without a common position reached collectively, one which so far,we have not had, but whose essential principles are continually defended.
The EU directives on public procurement, whose core principles are transparency, open competition, and sound procedural management, cover tenders that are expected to be worth more than a given threshold.
Srinivasa Ramanujan, whose mathematic principles are still being used by quantum physicists today, said that he obtained these mathematic theorems in dreams implanted in his mind by the Hindu goddess Namagiri.
In addition, I am in favour of the creation of socially responsible enterprises, whose core principles are the social protection of workers, the protection of consumers and observance of transparency laws.
Ultrasonic extraction is a non-thermal method, whose working principle is based on acoustic cavitation.
And, as it often occurs during such discussions, right there a completely new idea was born, whose working principle is totally different from the one proposed by the young entrepreneurs.
Exodus is an antidepressant medicine, whose active principle is Escitalopram oxalate, indicated for the treatment of depression and other mental disorders such as anxiety, panic syndrome or obsessive compulsive disorder(OCD).
The TEN-E infrastructure in the Black Sea region will develop in compliance with the European policy"Energy 2020"- a strategy for competitive, sustainable andsecure EU energy sector, whose basic principle is guaranteeing of free energy movement.