Examples of using Whose scope in English and their translations into Bulgarian
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Line km' means the length measured in kilometres of the railway network in Member States, whose scope is laid down in Article 2.
Track km” means the length measured in kilometres of the railway network in Member States, whose scope is laid down in Article 2.
The Council is now submitting to us a new type of directive whose scope of application, however, is confined only to agriculture.
Data whose scope of use is limited over time are removed from the Company's production systems,
In particular, the United States insists that Russia abandons the 9M729 missile(SSC-8), whose scope, according to Washington, violates the provisions of the INF.
In particular, the United States insisted that Russia abandon the 9M729 cruise missile, O SSC-8, whose scope according to Washington violated the provisions of the INF.
International arbitration can be used to resolve any dispute that is considered to be“arbitrable,” a term whose scope varies from State-to-State,
But the partnerships, whose scope has not previously been reported,
Their part of the radio signal is withdrawn directly from the serving base station network whose scope we want to expand, then through a device called Optical Master Unit(OMU) is converted into an optical signal.
A variable whose scope begins before its extent does is said to be uninitialized
Such a conformity assessment body is therefore allowed to request accreditation with the national accreditation body of the head office whose scope can also cover the activities performed by the local site,
This spells the end not just of this particular document, whose scope has been expanded since Trump came to power,
Just select the wireless network whose scope you want to improve,
timeline, to accommodate miscellaneous ad hoc activities whose scope had not been properly defined in advance.
Reiterates its call for measures to ensure a fiscal capacity mechanism that creates incentives for the implementation of structural reforms in the Member States, whose scope ought to be defined according to their European added value,
meaning that point 48(7)(b) of the annex to that directive, whose scope is expressly limited to the case of transport by sea on a link between two geographical points of the Community, must be applied to
woman and whose whole scope, whose whole force will be centred in aiding humanity to realise its divine nature.
and whose whole scope, whose whole force will be centred in aiding humanity to realise its own true, divine nature”.
and whose whole scope, whose whole force, will be centred
and whose whole scope, whose whole force, will be centered