Examples of using Whose views in English and their translations into Swedish
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Guyon, whose views were embraced by Fénelon.
I cannot be another man's puppet… not even one I admire nor whose views are so similar to my own.
Nor whose views are so similar to my own. I cannot be another man's puppet-- not even one I admire.
That same pressure obliges other members to join a group with whose views they partly disagree.
The Advocate General, whose views are not binding on the Court,
His main object in writing them was to make known the philosophy of his master Carneades, from whose views he never dissented.
Hammond Senior was a controversial figure, whose views on many issues were considered extreme, though he always denied the alleged links with violent factions.
Young Hegelians A group of thinkers in Germany in the first half of the nineteenth century whose views strongly influenced Karl Marx.
Bertrand Russell, whose views are diametrically opposed to dialectical materialism,
On behalf of the UEN Group.-(PL) Mr President, I would like to congratulate Mr Goepel on his excellent report, whose views I fully share.
Different stakeholders were called in, including the Log driving association whose views on the span's design was important,
There are some men whose views on the affairs of this life may please you. They even call on God to witness whatever is in their heart, yet they are the most contentious of quarrellers.
Furthermore, two meetings have been held to discuss this proposal with Member States and stakeholders whose views are summarised below.
The draft guidelines will now be discussed with staff representatives whose views will be taken fully into account before finalised guidelines are adopted.
Limiting the‘air time' of students whose views are both firmly held
according to Jeremiah, whose views were transmitted by Ze'era II.
The fact is that the vast majority of this House, whose views were expressed through the Conference of Presidents,
the people who voted in these elections voted for a party whose views they agreed with, not for an individual.
Unlike those bourgeois economists who pontificate from their university pulpits, and whose views are of not the slightest interest to anyone,
A friend of Nestorius, he became embroiled in the controversy with Saint Cyril of Alexandria, whose views, he held, implied a confusion of the divine
It should, however, be noted that we also find Jews whose views of Israeli policies are not different from those held by the rest of the society(with due regard to the factors of geography,
by Graf and Wellhausen, whose views now receive the adherence of the great majority of scholars,
So I would ask colleagues on the Culture Committee, whose views I very much respect- and also their reasons
natural person providing the information, whose views will need to be obtained prior to any disclosure,
The sizeable younger generation wants an end to the exclusion of politicians whose views differ from those of the conservative clergy,
is represented by a vanishingly small minority of individuals here in this House whose views really should be disregarded
the United States and the European Union, whose views are clearly shared on the desirability of new political
ROMEO Alas that love, whose view is muffled still.
For a start, I can assure Mr Casaca that we have consulted our legal services, whose view of these things is precisely that which I have put to you.
those of the great Arminian John Wesley, whose view and movement have sometimes been called"Arminianism of fire," have disclaimed all those theologically left associations.