Examples of using Whose composition in English and their translations into Greek
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The title of the artwork identifies these alternative portraits with musical notes whose composition leads to a human symphony.
I thought about something just now: The decision to nationalize this library was made by the first Soviet government, whose composition was 80-85 percent Jewish.
The army's grip on politics also had to be reduced- especially on the National Security Council, whose composition and role were revamped in October 2001.
of the Regulation as meaning that a milk product in whose composition the milk fat has been replaced with vegetable fat cannot be designated as'cheese'.
as the provision is intended to cover products whose composition can differ markedly from one Member State to another
Moreover, the Big Bang model would tend to produce a cosmos whose composition and density would vary widely from place to place
A range of feeds whose composition meets the natural requirements of fish as fully as possible makes a vital contribution to building up the fishes' resistance to diseases
The winner was the Polish composer Michal Spisak, whose composition was presented for the first time as the official Olympic anthem several months later,
are not obliged to enforce legislation adopted by parliaments or institutions whose composition is determined by democratic elections,
universal suffrage since 1979 and whose composition reflects the political groupings found in each member country.
collagen is best delivered through a special dietary supplement for wrinkles, whose composition is adapted to strengthen the skin in confrontation with the effects of aging.
I thought about something just now: The decision to nationalize this library was made by the first Soviet government, whose composition was 80-85 percent Jewish,” Putin said June 13 during a visit to Moscow's Jewish Museum
He has to create a stable government, whose composition, especially at the interior ministry, will be able
The strategic control of the space of the Eurasian Union is ensured by the unity of management and federal strategic districts, in whose composition various formations can enter- from ethno-cultural to territorial.
particularly in the countryside, whose composition in terms of women members is very low,
it becomes evident that to consider class politics in the United States today means considering a working class whose composition crosses geographical borders
George Dasios will talk about the math standards on brain representation, whose composition is likened to that of mosaic, as each region of the brain has a specific function
is shielded by the conical wall, whose composition of cutouts permits ample light,
since in her view it was based on the report of an Invalidity Committee whose composition and proceedings were vitiated by serious irregularities; she also asks that, in consequence, her case should
such as Selim III, whose compositions are often still performed today.