Examples of using Whose behaviour in English and their translations into Slovak
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Sadly, many religions have produced dissidents, whose behaviour is not influenced by God.
Pick out associates whose behaviour is better than yours and you will drift in that direction.
These costs must be paid in advance by the party whose behaviour initiated the proceeding.
Pick out associates whose behaviour is better than yours and you will drift in that direction”.
It has subsequently emerged that this was a fake companycreated by the British newspaper The Sunday Times, whose behaviour is objectionable.
Pick out associates whose behaviour is better than yours and you will drift in that direction.”.
The conference is devoted to the design, development, deployment,and analysis of complex systems whose behaviour is largely determined or controlled by computers.
A bee whose behaviour changes and where pollen cannot be created will have a direct effect on the life that exists on Earth.
Specific Area of Focus: Individuals or organisations whose behaviour and achievement inspire, energise and give hope to others.
Fathers whose behaviour is inspired by masculine dignity are a model for their sons, and inspire respect, admiration and security in their daughters.
I have many inspirers, people I learn from, or people whose behaviour I study, or those who motivate me with goals they have achieved.
The representative shall be established in one of those Member States where the data subjects whose personal data are processed in relation to the offering of goods or services to them, or whose behaviour is monitored.
We have problems with certain political leaders whose behaviour is less than adequate as far as Russia is concerned, and we react appropriately.
The rules that existed did not work or were not applied bysupervisory bodies and ratings agencies, whose behaviour made markets less transparent2.
A non-linear system is one whose behaviour can't be expressed as a sum of the behaviours of its parts or of their multiples.
This is the only way in which mobility on the labour market willnot generate socially excluded groups, whose behaviour becomes deviant sooner or later.
We can apply the death penalty to real people whose behaviour we find objectionable, but corporations are virtually immune to such strictures.
A representative must be established in one of the Member States where the data subjects, about whom personaldata is processed in relation to the offering of goods or services to them, or whose behaviour is monitored, are resident.
The Directive allows the exclusion of people whose behaviour represents a genuine, current and sufficiently serious threat to the fundamental interests of society.
In the cases referred to in Section 7.3 in Part A hereof, the Carrier is entitled tointerrupt the provided carriage services until the passenger, whose behaviour entitles the Carrier to refuse the carriage of the passenger, leaves the vehicle.
A moral issue:very often it is our own undertakings whose behaviour needs to change in order to be consistent with the principles underpinning social and environmental responsibility, in particular as regards their actions in developing countries.
The representative shall be established in one of those Member States where the data subjects whose personal data are processed in relation to the offering of goods orservices to them the data subjects, or whose behaviour is monitored, reside the monitoring of them, takes place.
Where the debt was incurred pursuant to Article 51,the obligation to pay the amount of duty shall be extinguished with regard to the person whose behaviour did not involve any attempt at deception and who contributed to the fight against fraud, in particular in cases where a controlled delivery was performed to facilitate the identification of criminals.
But this radical acceptance of the empirical violates the,“empirical, for in it speaks the mutilated,“abstract” individual who experiences(and expresses) only that which is given to him(given in a literal sense),who has only the facts and not the factors, whose behaviour is one-dimensional and manipulated.
There can be no prospect of tolerating exceptions whereby a church or religious institution can discriminate against teachers orstudents 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.
Very reluctant to go for all-out sanctions, the EU is currently maintaining 31 sanctions regimes against third countries or entities, mostly arms embargoes andtargeted sanctions designed to have maximum impact on the entities whose behaviour they intend to influence, while limiting as far as possible any harmful humanitarian effects.
UK Running Events Ltd may immediately dismiss anyone who disobeys any rules, directions, instructions, decisions,or laws, or whose behaviour endangers safety or negatively affects a person, facility, or property of any type or kind.
In general, I consider the Commission to be an institution which, by definition, as far as its principles are concerned, works in an undemocratic way, since it is made up of a board ofpurely politically appointed high officials, whose behaviour, despite this, is reminiscent of some sort of European mandarins who barely tolerate supervision and who, in effect, cannot be penalised either.