Examples of using Whose decisions in English and their translations into Greek
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of other high-level judicial bodies whose decisions are not subject to further appeal,
are IMPOSED on him by other persons whose decisions he, as an individual, is unable to influence.
The company allegedly also paid mass media to criticize politicians whose decisions were not in the their favor.
local jurisdiction, whose decisions may be appealed to the high state tribunals.
State supreme courts, whose decisions are final in all matters not involving the federal government
Furthermore, fiscal rules- particularly if imposed from the outside- are an inadequate replacement for national institutions, whose decisions citizens and politicians are generally willing to accept.
That prevents any scrutiny by the national parliaments, whose decisions can, of course, be outvoted by the respective majorities in the Council.
It could lead to an overburdening of the central bank whose decisions are guided by its mandate of price stability.
All applications will be reviewed by the screening committee whose decisions will be final.
The PFF normalisation committee would act as an electoral committee whose decisions are final and binding.
they follow the example of the early governing body in Jerusalem, whose decisions were based on God's Word
legal persons unable to exercise their rights would turn to the Court, whose decisions will have supremacy over the domestic courts
Russia at the time of the controversy of the Name of God as if they were unconditional doctrinal authorities, whose decisions are not to be discussed.
in a random drawing by the Administrator whose decisions are final in all matters relating to this Competition.
duty to participate in the deliberation of their local People's Assembly, whose decisions were passed up to the Grand National People's Assembly for consideration and implementation as national policy.
the final decision on winning entries will be made by an independent judge whose decisions will be final and binding.
by instituting a new High Authority, whose decisions will bind France,
Alternatively an independent specialised non- judicial Review Body may be set up whose decisions can be subjected to judicial review.
such as its Court of Human Rights, whose decisions are binding.
The final verdicts and findings of the Court and Tribunal will be made public in the form of a final public Report whose decisions will be enforced by the Common law Peace Officers