Examples of using Whose meaning in English and their translations into Russian
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Whose meaning she could not resist.
At last, war is but a word whose meaning fades from our understanding.
The compound"sarva-nāma" comes from"sarvanāman" whose meaning is"pronoun.
Activating a second lamp, whose meaning is described in the REC manual; or.
The word Andosini or Andosins(Ἀνδοσίνοι) may derive from the Basque handia whose meaning is"big" or"giant.
And the answer is: mammon,a term whose meaning is consistent with its Aramaic background, as indicating a bribe.
In the background is a village with some mountains,the latter marked by a blue area whose meaning is unknown.
An idiom is a phrase or expression whose meaning cannot be understood from the ordinary meanings of the words.
I think we could apply to this question the saying:“Prevention is better than cure”, whose meaning seems simple but very profound.
The miner's image by Minin is a symbol whose meaning is metaphorical in a wide range of values: from Christian heroism to the world's information search.
On the other hand,those cases which would support the legitimacy of an evolutive interpretation turn around terms whose meaning is inherently more context dependent.
Moroccan first names include Amazigh first names whose meaning differs from one region to another and Hebrew names for Moroccan Jews.
This conclusion seems to be the correct one.Irrespective of its object, a treaty remains a juridical act based on the will of States, whose meaning cannot be presumed or invented.
There are also some other words in this license whose meaning we're not sure of that might also be problematic.
The Committee examined the responsibility of parties to the conflict for the commission of only of those war crimes which are generally accepted and whose meaning and content is clear.
They are inextricably linked with treaty whose meaning they seek to interpret or of whose provisions they purport to exclude or modify the legal effect.
Mr. Mangoaela(Lesotho): Yesterday was a milestone in human history, representing as it does the celebration, which we continue today,of an event whose meaning for us all is often underrated.
The amendment to the law also included a budgetary section whose meaning was that the Treasury will be obligated to fund activity to the extent of a few million shekels each year.
In any event, we would like to make it clear that we do not consider this to be an antecedent ora precedent for the future a word whose meaning has often been abused to block any possible forward movement.
The violent scene that upsets him, and whose meaning he was to grasp only years later, happened on the main jetty at Orly, the Paris airport, sometime before the outbreak of World War III.
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In addition, a number of the draftarticles used terminology and concepts that were vague or whose meaning in the context of responsibility of international organizations was not settled.
Freedom is a tremendous word whose meaning goes much beyond the average man's idea of it. He is not free who is in bondage to narrow prejudice, strong attachment, unruled desire, and spiritual ignorance.
It was added that using language already present in other UNCITRAL texts, and whose meaning was therefore clear, would be preferable to introducing new language.
According to this"reading" of the text of the recommendation by the Conference to the Commission, moreover, the future tasks which the Working Group would be authorized to carry out once its mandate had been"renewed" by the Commission(if the Commission did so decide)would be established as part of its"updated" mandate, whose meaning and content it would be up to the Commission to define.
Approval of adequate andprompt compensation for individuals whose means of livelihood or properties are adversely affected as a result of decisions related to land and natural resources development and planning.
I challenge you to imagine an altogether different suspect whose means and motives fit the crime.
Mr. Paul and Mr. Mulyata the first being a mechanic by profession, andresident in Solwezi, whose means of transport are hired weekly by UNITA in Cazombo;
Subject to the provisions of this Act, any Seychellois citizen above the ageof 18 years and resident in Seychelles whose means are insufficient to meet his basic household needs may apply for social welfare allowance under s 11.
We should also give thought to the situation of persons who live in deep neglect, whose means of subsistence wither away, who live in poverty, misery and exclusion and are desperate.