Examples of using Whose aim in English and their translations into Bulgarian
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(2) Associations whose aims or activities contravene the criminal laws,
These are men in whose aims are embodied the dialectical transitions that are due to take place in their time.
ICOH is an international, nongovernmental professional society whose aims are to foster the knowledge
Confronted with national movements whose aims he rejected, he drew back from repressing them by force,
December 1869), whose aims were the enlightenment,
that they are associations, unions or parties whose aims and ways are not too far apart.
Therefore one should beware of all secret societies administered by so-called higher grades whose aims are kept hidden from the lower grades.
The International Commission on Occupational Health(ICOH) is an international non-governmental professional society whose aims are to foster the scientific progress,
This may lead to interferences whose aims will be legitimate under the third sentence of paragraph 1,
the Gujarat carnage was designed as a public spectacle whose aims were unmistakable.
Closely connected with historical phonetics is comparative phonetics whose aims are to study the correlation between the phonetic systems of two
Most difficult, however, is when some of our country's representatives come to the most democratic institution of Europe to embroil themselves in internal polemics whose aims are far removed from those we uphold here every day.
rather that it took birth amongst a group of Freemasons whose aims were not those of the Order in general.
the appearance of a new informal layer of policies whose aims do not coincide with the publicly announced aims of the Semester.
they formed the Analytical Society whose aims were to bring the advanced continental methods of calculus to Cambridge.
inward-looking corporation whose primary function was the training of ministers of the established Kirk to that of a knowledge-producing institution whose aims harmonized with the industrial,
It concerns an association that was formed with the name“Union of People of Silesian Nationality” and whose aims as stated in its memorandum of association included:“to awaken
the need to eradicate the influence of organised crime on certain humanitarian organisations whose aims may coincide with the interests of international people trafficking networks(paragraphs 84
directed by Eleanor Robson, whose aims were to write the history of the city in ancient
directed by Eleanor Robson, whose aims were to write the history of the city in ancient