Examples of using Whose powers in English and their translations into Greek
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National Assembly of Venezuela, a democratic legitimate body, whose powers must be restored
before clarifying that the quality criteria will be judged by an independent authority whose powers will be boosted in the new bill.
certainly an organ whose powers need to be limited
which is currently the only legitimately elected democratic body of Venezuela and whose powers need to be restored
Venezuela's only legitimate democratic body whose powers need to be restored
The theft led to a conflict on Genosha between the re-powered mutants(whose powers came back as too powerful for their own good,
a mysterious group that intends to take possession of the island's Cybodies for their own purposes as well as break the seals of the island's four Shrine Maidens, whose powers prevent the Cybodies from functioning outside of Zero Time.
If necessary, one of the parties has the right to represent a third party whose powers must be confirmed by a power of attorney verified by a solicitor and a notary.
Lena(Alice Englert), whose powers will be claimed either for the light or dark when she hits her 16th birthday.
Parliament may at any time set up special committees, whose powers, composition and term of office shall be defined at the same time as the decision to set them up is taken;
the only legitimate democratic organ of Venezuela, whose powers must be from now completely restored
the Member States whose powers should be maintained,
the”respect“of the Parliament whose powers were confiscated by the Constituent Assembly
Venezuela's only legitimate democratic body whose powers need to be restored
which is currently the only legitimately elected democratic body of Venezuela and whose powers need to be restored
Venezuela's only legitimate democratic body, whose powers need to be restored
centred on the National Authorizing Officer, whose powers are defined in article 30 of protocol 2 of the Lomé I Convention and article 122 of the Lomé II Convention.
Thus we shall gradually find emerging in the world a large body of trained psychics whose powers are understood
it is the European Railway Agency- whose powers will be enlarged- which will decide whether these concerns are justified.
By bringing an action before a Court of Justice whose powers it wishes to see curtailed,