Examples of using Whose behaviour in English and their translations into Greek
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religious institution can discriminate against teachers or students whose behaviour does not conform to a given faith,
multi-disciplinary entity- and one whose behaviour is the aggregate of the millions of individual behaviours of its inhabitants, both enabled and constrained by the environment they
since it is made up of a board of purely politically appointed high officials, whose behaviour, despite this, is reminiscent of some sort of European mandarins who barely tolerate supervision and who, in effect,
your colleague Mr Oettinger, whose behaviour in this matter has not been that of a Member of a College responsible for defending the general interest,
Whose behaviour do you find more perplexing?
Can we still love the work of artists whose behaviour we loathe?
In 1618, an unpleasant Habsburg diplomatic mission came to Hradčany whose behaviour was unprecedentedly arrogant.
A dumb, arrogant frat boy whose behaviour is so disgusting,
The Management has the right to withhold the“All-Inclusive” status of customers whose behaviour is inconsiderate,
Kersten found that in both Turkey and Persia there are ancient stories of a saint called"Yuz Asaf"("Leader of the Healed"), whose behaviour, miracles and teachings are remarkably similar to that of Christ.
A moral issue: very often it is our own undertakings whose behaviour needs to change
targeted sanctions designed to have maximum impact on the entities whose behaviour they intend to influence,
A corporate chief executive whose public behaviour was as erratic as that of Mr Trump would already have been replaced.
At the moment the US is headed by an extremely strange person whose erratic behaviour is dangerous for his country
the acquittal of the American pilot whose reckless behaviour a year ago caused the deaths of 20 European citizens,
never occurring in some drinkers whose destructive behaviour is otherwise not distinguishable from that of someone who is pharmacologically dependent on alcohol.
is posited as subjected to the submission of individuals to norms of behaviour whose paradigms are work
We may also engage one of these vendors to deliver our advertisements to consumers whose online behaviours on sites other than Dufry Websites
Students whose behaviour is deemed inappropriate will,
Today, we know that all visible matter in the Universe is composed of a remarkably small number of particles, whose behaviour is governed by four distinct forces.