Examples of using Whose principles in English and their translations into Slovak
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It is a wide-ranging ethical body, whose principles base the work of the foundation itself.
The son of a farmer and a teacher, once a typical Colombian boy,later became a drug baron whose principles terrified people.
It is an all-male organization whose principles are explained as"brotherly love, relief and truth.
I see the future ofK2 in Stoklas in the implementation of managed warehouses, whose principles are part of the system.
Stockmann's partner in workwear is Lindström whose principles and operating methods suit the strict requirements of the company.
Second, if I did denounce the Nazis by name,I must in all justice do the same as regards the Bolsheviks, whose principles are strikingly similar.
This Prize is awarded to the winner of a competition whose principles are based on the European model of entrepreneurial excellence, consisting of nine criteria.
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,but works in conjunction with many events and phenomena, whose principles will be clarified yet.
Recently, alternative political figures andgolden youth are listed here, whose principles and behavior correspond to surprises and shocking.
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.
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,but also setting out a modern and comprehensive regional framework, whose principles should be taken up at international level.
With Harold Pinter gone, try compiling a list of famous writers,artists and advocates whose principles are not consumed by the"market" or neutered by their celebrity.
Furthermore, the European Commission will develop initiatives to improve confidence in new environmental technologies and eco-innovative solutions entering the EU and global markets, informed by the results of an experimental voluntarypilot programme on environmental technology verification(ETV), whose principles and benefits are described in the Staff Working Paper attached to the Action Plan.
As an experienced IT senior consultant and manager,I was looking for a company whose principles would be based on creating lasting values, flexibility and dynamic approach to new trends and opportunities five years ago.
It is possible to put into place an overall policy and infrastructures throughout the Community without having to do so sector by sector and especially by building on the experience of theGeneral Product Directive for consumer products, whose principles and mechanisms can be extended to the surveillance of products for professional use.
On 12 October 2008 euro area countriesadopted a concerted European Action Plan, whose principles were endorsed by the European Council a few days later and which guided the adoption of( additional) national measures to support the financial system.
The Heads of State of the euro zone countries met on 12 October andfor the first time agreed on a concerted action plan, whose principles were approved by the European Council on 15 and 16 October.
The Bourdieu is a farm whose principle activity is that of wine production.
His most famous feature is a bluff, a strategy whose principle is to deceive your opponent to think you have strong cards and thus quit.
Weapons or other technologies whose principle purpose or implementation is to cause or directly facilitate injury to people.
Equipment whose principle of operation is based on hydraulics may be damaged due to pollution and air entering the working cavity.
But to go back to your project SADO, whose principle is essentially likewise parasitic.
For wind turbines VONSCH offers adevice called WIND CONTROL 400, whose principle of operation is similar to MVE CONTROL.
I think all of the civilized world is agreed-- and it's not justCanada-- we can't deal with organizations whose principle and only objective is terrorism and the eradication of the other side.".
It is a scam model, whose principle is that each participant must pay an entry fee to enter the system and in order to earn money, he/she must recruit another people, who will also pay the entry fee.
In accordance with the type of design,pneumatic bumpers are usually divided into those whose principle of operation is based on the turbine, and those that work at the expense of air entering inside.
A pastoral committee of the Shrine of Kibeho consisting of priests and laity, whose principle has already been established since November 28th, 1992, shall be put in place to assist the rector of the shrine in the good stewardship of his work and the coordination of various fundraising initiatives.