Voorbeelden van het gebruik van Whose resources in het Engels en hun vertalingen in het Nederlands
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STANDARDS-- We live in a throwaway society whose resources are dwindling.
It is an economic power whose resources must be put to work,
the peninsula of Jandía was a neutral zone whose resources were shared between the two kingdoms.
I refer, for example, to the Funds, whose resources are not used additively,
particularly under the PHARE programme, part of whose resources could be devoted to the development of trans-European network projects;
Interested stakeholders whose resources are so limited(e.g.,
and the man whose resources are restricted,
they are brokers- trading the blood of young American soldiers for one hundred times the blood of the impoverished people unfortunate to inhabit land whose resources US industrialists thirst for.
This is a species that has a very long life cycle and whose resources, once they have been depleted,
Outside the Lomé Convention, whose resources are administered by the Commission
This Action is managed on a decentralised basis in the Member States, whose resources are overstretched by the keen demand for placements.
In assessing whether an individual whose resources can no longer be regarded as sufficient and who was granted the minimum subsistence benefit is
In 1975, European ministers agreed on the definition of'the poor' as being those individuals and families whose resources are so small as to exclude them from the minimum acceptable way of life in the Member State where they live.
was founded by five large private distributors to serve as a platform for all television distribution companies whose resources are derived solely from commercial revenue, including subscriptions.
They will no longer be obliged to deal with a social environment whose resources, services and time are so unfavourable that they require the undue postponement of personal family plans
It is a fact that to fix high prices without at the same time adopting sound accompanying measures can only result in increased inflation and in the Community, whose resources are of course currently inadequate, exceeding the limits of its economic potential.
In December 1984 the Council of Ministers defined the poor as'persons whose resources(material, cultural
This is also consistent with the provisions of Annex III CPR according to which a suspension of commitments under the second strand should not affect programmes or priorities whose resources are to be increased as a result of a reprogramming request under the first strand.
shall be established, whose resources shall be used to repay the Comunity's creditors in the event of default by the beneficiary of a loan granted or guaranteed by the Community.
its Member States, whose resources earmarked for that purpose must be put to the best use in a coordinated manner.
They will no longer be obliged to deal with a social environment whose resources, services and time are so unfavourable that they require the undue postponement of personal family plans
groups of persons whose resources(material, cultural
A good example of this is the environmental organisations, whose resources are frequently compared to those of industry,
groups of persons whose resources(material, cultural
In relation to AD DS, the resource partner is conceptually equivalent to a single forest whose resources are made available over an external trust
Computername Is a computer whose shared resources you want to view.
medium-sized enterprises, whose financial resources cannot stand such additional costs.
Note that this does not apply to user-created shared resources whose share name ends in.