Examples of using Whose aim in English and their translations into Italian
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its reformist tails, whose aim is to be in the saddle of capitalist government.
are recommended for all rituals whose aim is to open the crown chakra
to BotBQ open source project made in Germany, whose aim is to create a BBQ that prints 3D hamburgers.
The Commission notes that the legal basis for the proposal is Article 114 of the Treaty on the Functioning of the European Union(TFEU), whose aim is to establish an internal market while ensuring a high level of protection of human health and the environment.
Such action will make it possible to comply with the Maastricht Treaty whose aim is to achieve a high level of protection,
On 23 November the Council adopted the programme, whose aim is to design
Bone grafting is a surgical procedure whose aim is to heighten or widen the jawbone
Breaking away from the normal style of boards comes the offering from Maharishi's whose aim is to liberate the game from it's household image
Nord Stream, whose aim is to supply gas directly from Russia to a European Union Member State,
functioning of the Visegrad grouping whose aim is to encourage close cohesion of an mutually beneficial cooperation within the central European region as the basis for its future integration into economic, political and security structures.
He felt that the follow-up group should pay careful attention to the activities of the Vienna Platform, whose aim was to facilitate the establishment of transnational partnerships between NGOs in the European Union and in the applicant countries of central
The wording"Internet of things" indicates a family of technologies whose aim is to make any kind of object,
the European Internet Exchange Association, whose aim is coordination,
the European Internet Exchange Association, whose aim is coordination,
Mother Teresa entrusted herself completely to the guiding hand of divine Providence with the 1948 foundation of the"Missionaries of Charity," whose aim was to bring the light of Jesus to the poorest of the poor in the slums of Calcutta
The Liturgy of the Church goes beyond the“conciliar reform” itself(cf. Sacrosanctum Concilium, n. 1), whose aim, in fact, was not primarily to change the rites
involvement of the local Arctic population are only some of the elements which must be contained in future European Arctic strategy, whose aim will be to maintain a balance between protection of the natural environment
we have established an instrument whose aim is for the region as a whole to contribute to political,
The inclusion of the Kato Paphos archaeological site in the UNESCO World Heritage Sites list in 1980 was the starting point for the creation of a General Plan whose aim would be primarily to protect
an equally ambitious project whose aim is curing human disease within the century.