Examples of using Whose key in English and their translations into Slovak
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Whose keys are those?
Opening locks whose keys have been lost.
Required. String expression containing the name of the section whose key settings are requested.
Mom, whose keys are these?
The giant organ is a special instrument, whose keys sound real organ pipes.
Wait, whose keys are those?
String expression containing the name of the application or project whose key settings are requested.
IBright is a unique product whose key ingredients can help you achieve the effect of whiter teeth in only a few days.
String expression containing the name of the application or project whose key setting is requested.
The Arab ReformInitiative is a policy research centre whose key mission is to articulate a home-grown agenda for democratic change in Arab countries.
Recent events indicate a strong likelihood that EastTimor will become yet another country whose key institutions no longer function.
The European Union's veryfoundation has gradually transformed into a policy whose key concepts have become eradication of poverty and the promotion of human rights, basic freedoms, decent work and good governance.
They terrified me, so I didn't mind the fact that wealways entered through the less-impressive side door, whose keys Mama kept on a ribbon in her purse.
This will not be done by the corrupt local elites,nor by European multinational corporations whose key motivation is private profit, but by the forestry workers and the indigenous peoples themselves taking democratic ownership of their resources.
We have worked with the model in this ad many times andshe is represented by one of the world's leading agencies, whose key priority is the health of their models.
This Communication, whose key recommendations were endorsed by the European Council in its meetings of 11 and 25 March 2011, proposes to offer to the Southern Mediterranean countries the perspective of developing with them a dialogue on migration, mobility and security, aimed at enhancing and facilitating the regular channels for migration and mobility of the citizens between these countries and the EU.
We are a Spanish company whose key principle is innovation.
To conquer for science the majority of the Human Sciences, above all, the Social Sciences, which, with exceptions, have occupied as imposters the continent of History,the continent whose keys Marx has given us;
Well, if you own an Android smartphone whose keys aren't working, we have a solution for you.
Parliament should have supervisory powers- this is the case for all national parliaments, which have supervisory powers over the national police- and I believe that the European Parliament shouldhave supervisory powers over a European agency whose key tasks are policing and combating international crime.
NaturBeauty line includes various types of masks whose key benefits are natural extracts and iceberg water.
For this reason,the Council approved a statement that was sent to Parliament yesterday and whose key points I shall now summarise for you.
The report by the IPBES(Intergovernmental Science-Policy Platform on Biodiversity and Ecosystem Services), whose key findings were released by the UN on 6 May, reflects conclusions of scientists from around the globe derived from 15,000 academic studies.
It is a great joy for me to meet youhere in the heart of this lovely city of Madrid, whose keys the Lord Mayor has kindly presented me.
I am hugely disappointed by the announcements made by the speakers from the two big Groups, who obviously do not endorse the vote in the Committee on the Environment,Public Health and Food Safety, whose key concern is to bring in warning labels together with bans on advertising.
And it was Benedict XVI himself, in his conference«Europe in the crisis of cultures»(the last one he held as cardinal Joseph Ratzinger)to notice that«there is a new moralism today whose key words are justice, peace, and the conservation of creation- words that evoke some of the essential moral values that we do in fact need».