Examples of using Whose knowledge in English and their translations into Russian
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Fedoseyev whose knowledge and experience are of course priceless.
At the time of Gurdjieff,there were also schools whose knowledge was not open for everyone.
The question of whose knowledge and information shape service delivery must be addressed.
The continuity between me and them, and back between them and me, breaks:I'm a shape whose knowledge is illusion.
At all times, there were people whose knowledge was inaccessible to others.
The User shall be solely responsible for transactions made on your account,since access to it will only be possible by affixing password, whose knowledge is unique User.
It is a subject surrounded by legal frameworks whose knowledge escapes the majority of the population, which, as is normal, ignores any bureaucratic issue.
After his retirement, he settled down to write books with titles such as A Simple Guide to Wireless for All Whose Knowledge of Electricity is Childlike.
Those miscreants who are grossly foolish, who are lowest among mankind, whose knowledge is stolen by illusion, and who partake of the atheistic nature of demons do not surrender unto Me.
As for the legislative guide on privately financed infrastructure projects,his delegation was entirely prepared to take part in its elaboration by appointing an expert whose knowledge would be useful to the Secretariat.
Those miscreants who are grossly foolish, lowest among mankind, whose knowledge is stolen by illusion, and who partake of the atheistic nature of demons, do not surrender unto Me.”(Bg. 7.15).
For that reason we are, today, developing our cooperation with higher educational establishments and recruiting andoffering secondments to promising young specialists whose knowledge and future professional experience will be of real benefit to the company.
Relative security felt only specialized professionals, whose knowledge were really unique, or employees, bringing immediate profit: the best of sales, purchase, etc.
Vimes is a very conflicted character: An incorruptible idealist with deep beliefs in justice and an abiding love of his city,he is also a committed cynic whose knowledge of human nature constantly reminds him how far off those ideals are.
Mayor, estate agent, auctioneer, etc, etc, etc,of this very city, whose knowledge of the world, though somewhat extensive, never brought him acquainted with a spirit more capable of looking up to him.
Bubbles of Perception”, Dantians, andChakras The term“bubbles of perception” was introduced into the spiritual science by Juan Matus, whose knowledge was passed on to humankind through Carlos Castaneda 18-25.
Long dealt with by the cadi, whose knowledge was religious and based on cultural traditions, family matters now come under professional members of the judiciary in the new courts.
I also pay tribute to the late Sir Arthur Watts of the Eritrea-Ethiopia Boundary Commission, whose knowledge, expertise and judgement made a remarkable contribution to the work of the Commission.
But for those other level-headed people whose knowledge of newspaper men-and, indeed, of life in general-is a little more sober and sane, this fancy will surely seem a mish-mosh of two-penny-fiction cliches, recklessly thrown together in an almost unfathomable plot.
The competitive nature of recruitment to civil service meant that the recruitment process resulted in the employment of a person, whose knowledge, skills and other competencies were most adequate to the vacancy offered.
The mission of the Institute is to train educated Roma andnon-Roma intelligentsia whose knowledge will contribute to creating better conditions for effective integration and socialisation of the Roma population.
Consultancies for peacekeeping training activities are limited almost exclusively to the engagement of subject area specialists orexperts not available within the Secretariat, whose knowledge or skills are required to achieve training objectives.
United Nations internal investigations may help identify witnesses whose knowledge of the facts of an incident may be critical to a successful investigation or prosecution of a crime.
In order to strengthen LLDCs' case in every group and/or forum,they shall work constructively with international organizations, whose knowledge could contribute to identify courses of action to attain this goal.
I also take great pleasure in thanking the Committee Secretary, Mr. Sohrab Kheradi, whose knowledge and vast experience in the field of disarmament contributed immensely to the successful conclusion of the work of the Committee.
The staff of WebStudio2U includes certified specialists in contextual advertising whose knowledge and vast practical experience allow to conduct highly efficient advertising campaigns.
It is fitting here to pay tribute to the Executive Director, Mr. Colin Granderson, whose knowledge of local conditions and whose sensitivity and devotion have won him widespread respect.
The composition of the Advisory Group should, to the extent possible,include members whose knowledge and experience cover all themes under the Committee's cluster one of the programme of work,"Sustainable Housing and Real Estate Markets.
Experts and organizations, in particular youth-led andyouth-focused organizations and networks, whose knowledge may contribute to the Network's activities, may be invited to its meetings by the cochairs, after consultation with other members of the Network.
State subsidies to municipalities for Finnish orSwedish classes for pupils whose knowledge of those languages was too poor for regular classroom lessons had been doubled to cover a year, rather than six months, of lessons.