Examples of using Whose rules in English and their translations into Swedish
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Whose rules do I live by?
Don't worry about it.- Whose rules?
Whose rules do I live by?
She's not one of us! Whose rules?!
Whose rules? Don't worry about it?
Member State whose rules are applicable.
Whose rules?! She's not one of us!
will remain a sector whose rules and jargon are hard for consumers to understand.
Religions, whose rules they have lived by
There were no precedents for the entry of a commercial partner whose rules were at such variance with the common system.
Filters consist of: filter criteria, whose rules are used as criteria to determine whether this filter should be applied to a given message;
even possibly non-existent, We're both stumbling around together in this unformed world whose rules and objectives are largely unknown.
It is entirely consistent with the spirit of the WTO whose rules expressly encourage settlement of differences through bilateral means.
indirectly by the many Catholic religious orders whose rules were modeled on that of St. Benedict.
This being, and those like him, are the solitary ones'(al-mufarradun) whose rules of adab God assigns to Himself the matter of instilling in them tawallâ'llâh âdâbahum bi-nafsihi.
The Committee would emphasize that it is of great importance that the Commission determine which are the areas of the general good whose rules must be notified to the credit institution.
We're both stumbling around together in this unformed world… whose rules and objectives are largely unknown… seemingly indecipherable
a game of juvenile transgression whose rules are determined by freeing repressed libidinal drives.
Tip: To apply conditional formatting rules to cells in another table, select a cell whose rules you want to reuse,
should be added in order to increase the choice of instruments to include bodies whose rules are more flexible
The Forest Stewardship Council is an independent international membership organisation whose rules safeguard endangered animals
No 852/2004 on the hygiene of foodstuffs, whose rules mainly cover the approval of operators in the sector.
Application of the system described above involves costs to be borne by the organisation whose rules have been extended;
direct to a slaughterhouse, or to a market adjoining a slaughterhouse under whose rules all animals may be removed,
Animals for slaughter which have been sent direct on arrival in the country of destination to a market adjoining a slaughterhouse under whose rules all animals may be removed,
Animals for slaughter which have been taken on arrival in the country of destination to a market adjoining a slaughterhouse under whose rules all animals may be removed,
Whose rule is that?
Penelope, I believe in the god of carnage the god whose rule's been unchallenged since time immemorial.
like the Jesuits, in whose rule the work of the apostolate is regarded as so important that it is considered incompatible with the obligation of singing office in choir.
who must be obeyed as"an expression of obedience to God", and whose rule has"precedence over all secondary ordinances such as prayer,