Examples of using Whose role in English and their translations into Slovak
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Unlike administration, whose role is decisive in nature.
You do not have to perform this step if youare already connected to the domain controller whose role you want to transfer.
They need a ballast, whose role is played by the additional winding.
A preposition should always stand before the item whose role it is indicating.
Each lag placed on columns(piles), whose role can execute bottles, bricks or asbestotsenmentnye pipe.
It is notnecessary if you are connected to the domain controller whose role you want to transfer.
In them, vehicles with autonomous control, whose role there will grow in the next decades, will also have their place.
In the Council, the Single Market Act isfurthermore split into different Council configurations whose role and effectiveness vary a great deal.
Another member, whose role was to take over different bank accounts, has been extradited to the US from Bulgaria to face trial.
There are councils for judicial appointments whose role is usually purely advisory.
The assassin Joe whose role is played by Hollywood actor Nicolas Cage goes to Bangkok where he needs complete four orders.
First, there is a layer of waterproofing, whose role inthis case will play a"vapor barrier".
It concerns the European Union whose role as trading partner relies on effective and secure transport by all modes and at all levels.
Not only is this laziness, it is pride,treating God like a servant whose role is to provide whatever I need.
The EESC welcomes the Retail Forum whose role is to share good practice amongst retailers and between retail and stakeholders on specific issues.
Every genome includes manythousands of short bits of DNA called“enhancers,” whose role is to control the activity of genes.
In addition, it is managed by the ambassador, whose role cannot be reduced to that of an ordinary intermediary without operational or decision-making powers.
This agreement will ensure astable framework for temporary employment agencies whose role in the European labour market is undeniable.
The conclusion is thus reached that the player whose role in US foreign affairs has most frequently been overlooked is not Congress or the President, but the judiciary.
Our bodies naturally maintainhealthy fibrin levels with enzymes(principally plasmin) whose role is to attack and break down any excessive fibrin.
MASAM plans to build an Innovation Center in the near future, whose role will be mainly scientific and research activity for continuous progress in our sphere of competence.
In the countries of the European Union and in Canada appropriate legislation exists,and there are also appropriate services whose role is to ensure that this legislation is observed.
As an important part of the infrared camera member, whose role is to focus the infrared camera CCD photographic light object, making the scene imaged on the CCD.
At the Grand Hotel Permon there are mascots,the Permoníci dwarves, whose role is to make everyone's stay more pleasant.
Each faculty has also a faculty student parliament, whose role is to represent students in the faculty academic senate and to carry out student activities on the faculty level.
It looks like an atmosphere,when in fact inside it is an environment composed of countless microcosmic beings whose role is to provide stability so that human beings can exist here.
With regular Soviet armytroops arrived special NKWD units, whose role was to eliminate the Polish state structures and a potential resistance movement.
You are trying to deceive My followers, whose role in leading My remnant army is paramount.
There is no mention of the social partners ororganised civil society, whose role is essential to ensuring that projects meet grassroots needs and enjoy broad public support.
The ideal way of supporting this minoritymust be geared towards education programmes, whose role is to help these communities acquire the skills required to access the labour market.