Examples of using Whose rights in English and their translations into Danish
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Where there is more than one class of shares, the decision concerning a merger shall be subject to a separate vote by at least each class of shareholders whose rights are affected by the transaction.
the decision to a more restricted public, in other words those whose rights are infringed by the decision.
This would also make it possible to legally distinguish national minorities from immigrants, whose rights in Europe are regulated by entirely different laws
to dm paragraph 2, shall be subject-to a separate vote at least for each class of shareholder whose rights are affected by the transaction.
to in paragraph 2, shall be subject to a separate vote at least for each class of shareholder whose rights are affected by the transaction.
to a separate vote, at least for each class of shareholders whose rights are affected by the transaction.
and one whose rights are being suppressed by the occupation of its northern part following the Turkish invasion.
Persons whose right to temporary protection is being examined in a Member State.
Whose right hand perjure.
And there was a man, whose right hand was withered.
It will not be easy for the Commission, whose right of initiative in these areas is often challenged by certain Member States.
There are many women in the world whose right to life is being threatened,
This reserve must be non-transferable and used exclusively on behalf of producers whose right to take up production again will be affected as a result of accession.
throughout the institutions and to European citizens, whose right to good administration the Code embodies.
there was a man whose right hand was withered.
this also shall be no more, until he come whose right it is; and I will give it.
This reserve, to be allocated in accordance with Community legislation, must be used exclusively on behalf of producers whose right to take up production again has been affected as a result of accession.
A further cause of inequality is the situation of visual artists by comparison with other artists whose right to payment of royalties for repeated uses of their works is guaranteed everywhere.
could it be given to Him- Christ- whose right it is, at His second coming,
until he come whose right it is; and I will give it him.