Examples of using Whose aim in English and their translations into Hungarian
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England, now fighting virtually alone, faces the German military power whose aim to conquer or destroy the entire civilized world can no longer be questioned.
It is entitled to defend itself against people whose aim it is to destroy the State.
We have also supported the"Together For us Jointly" project of the Rom Som Foundation, whose aim is to serve the Roma population of the Cserehát area, to improve their living standards.
Encyclopedia of Diderot and d'Alembert The Encyclopédie was the major achievement of the French Enlightenment whose aim, in Diderot's words, was to"change the
Regulation(EC) No 1829/2003 has put in place an authorisation procedure whose aim is to ensure that the placing on the market of the products concerned will not pose a risk to human
Non-governmental organisations whose aim is to protect human rights
The Authority for Working Conditions is a State service whose aim is to promote the improvement of working conditions throughout the Portuguese mainland by monitoring compliance with labour regulations in the context of private labour relations
full implementation of the Water Framework Directive, the EU's water law, whose aim it is to ensure that freshwater ecosystems are healthy
then Gyula Ocskay introduced the Legal Accessibility project, whose aim is to propose legal and policy recommendations in order to reduce the dividing effects of the borders,
It is the conflict between the forces making for the transformation of homo sapiens from neolithic to nuclear humanity and the forces whose aim is the maintenance of unchanging reproduction and stability in human social environments.
This course takes places within the multicultural context of IED Barcelona, whose aim is to provide knowledge beyond the limits of specific fields, encouraging
It is a pity that amendments that we find unacceptable have been used to insert parts that are not at all pertinent to the report and whose aim is to encourage the integration of people from outside the European Union.
Founded in 1916, AACSB is the oldest of accreditations, whose aim is to evaluate the School's mission,
underground structures whose aim is to destabilise the situation.
Quantitative Methods a tutoring service is available, whose aim is to assist students during their course of studies and help solve any
education through applied and practical learning and whose aim is to progress either to university or employment in the science sector.
a form of psychological warfare whose aim is the demoralization of the enemy
the Civil Service Tribunal form the European judicial institution whose aim is to ensure the uniform interpretation
that I propose examining the possibility of creating a Community instrument whose aim would be to guarantee the price of crude oil per barrel in accordance with the generally accepted budget cycle of one year.
We do have details of Pythagoras's life from early biographies which use important original sources yet are written by authors who attribute divine powers to him, and whose aim was to present him as a god-like figure.