Examples of using Which consider in English and their translations into Greek
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allied nations, which consider such a step a cover for developing an intercontinental ballistic missile that can deliver a nuclear bomb.
other audience members, which consider that they have discovered violations of the company procedures
is perceived as hugely problematic by the emerging powers, which consider the status quo to be unfair.
even disregard the terrorism being attempted by those nations which consider themselves as"policemen" of humanity.
Negotiations of the economic partnership agreements will be undertaken with ACP countries which consider themselves in a position to do so,
Negotiations of the economic partnership agreements will continue with ACP countries which consider themselves to do so,
CONT committees, which consider all agencies to the extent that they are financed by the EU budget
nationalist powers which consider the protection of international law to be luxurious
The economic partnership agreement negotiations will take place with those ACP countries which consider themselves in a position to negotiate an appropriate level
that the public postal service will be maintained in the States which consider this service essential to the citizen.
Any of the authorities referred to in Article 25(3) which consider that one of the conditions referred to in paragraph 1 has been met may request ESMA to examine whether the conditions for the withdrawal of recognition of a recognised CCP
within the Creative Africa Initiative, which consider the creative industries to be an essential factor in the growth of underdeveloped countries,
morally acceptable in societies which consider that the autonomy of the person justifies such a donation.
outside the European Union, for all those states which consider membership to be their goal
All of them work harmoniously with unscrupulous businessmen Greeks and foreigners(which consider Greece as an underdeveloped colony dominated by bribery),
But we can still read plenty of articles which consider that although the attacks“had no excuse” it was necessary above all to take into account“the context”- since the analysis of that context is essentially reduced to the enumeration of imperialist misdeeds one could conclude that the fundamentalist movements are merely reacting to the actions of the great powers
national courts which consider a decision on the question necessary to enable them to give judgment, may,
national courts, which consider that a decision on the question is necessary for the adoption of their decision may
that of the Northern Member States, which consider DC to be a valuable area of policy and which are, by and large, of the opinion that the EU DC is lacking in terms of quality, and that of the Southern Member States which consider DC to be merely an instrument of foreign and economic relations.
Which, considering today's lovely breeze is most impressive, wouldn't you agree?