Examples of using Whose meaning in English and their translations into French
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the draft resolution was based on an erroneous interpretation of certain parts of the Special Representative's report, whose meaning had been deliberately distorted.
concepts that were vague or whose meaning in the context of responsibility of international organizations was not settled.
competition between which would explain a situation of transition or change whose meaning has not yet become fully clear.
a treaty remains a juridical act based on the will of States, whose meaning cannot be presumed or invented.
he wanted to go with a title whose meaning would change depending on how it is perceived.
which are used in the draft articles but whose meaning is far from clear:"constituent unit";"effective link";"appropriate legal connection";"habitual residence";
starting with elements from reality or art whose meaning and ambition were unequivocal.
particularly columbine and lily whose meaning, according to the context, is related to Christ's Passion,
that night… the music had spread all over the black liner… like an injunction from heaven… related to something unknown… like an order from God… whose meaning was inscrutable.
Comments opposed to using ISO symbols also cited several past NHTSA rulemakings in which the agency had been reluctant to permit ISO symbols whose meaning it did not believe to be intuitively obvious,
also its metaphors, whose meaning is never completely revealed to us and that is shown in a fragmentary
symbols or pictograms whose meaning is explained to the consumer in written form as part of the owner's manual.
international expressions or their derivatives, nor those whose meaning affects or might affect the Nation's international relations,
a phrase whose meaning is to be ascertained by reference to its meaning in the Convention provisions which are the basis of the termination of employment provisions of the Act.
Whose means of containment are not directly connected to the auxiliary equipment of the vehicle.
The impact was felt in particular by indigenous peoples whose means of subsistence and intellectual ownership of their heritage was being taken away.
In addition, there is a Supplementary Welfare Allowance scheme for those whose means are insufficient to meet their needs.
Through photography he gives free rein to fragile documenting by a watcher whose means of agency are curiosity and framing.
The chief victims are of course the deprived social groups, whose means of subsistence are diminished;
Its name comes from the Arabic القلعة(Al-Qal'at) whose means"the castle", referring to the first of the Muslim castles placed along the banks of the Henares River.