Examples of using Whose aim in English and their translations into Norwegian
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They reveal that the innovation project has applied for funding from the Nano2021 programme of the Research Council of Norway, whose aim is to develop a new environmentally-friendly water treatment technology that removes micro oil droplets and minimises process chemicals from oil production.
The studio program is initiated and financed by Fondet for kunst- og designstudenter(FKDS), whose aim is to support students in the department of Fine Arts at the Academy of Oslo through various funding structures.
The questionnaire consisted of questions whose aim was to ascertain how interested
The public corporation Enova SF, whose aim is to promote the transition to environmentally friendly energy use
Our research team responsible for making the documentation consist of a photographer and two ethnographers whose aim is to find as many shrines as possible,
This was the Genesis of amphibious operations- from demonstrative attacks, whose aim was to force the Germans to disperse their forces across the Riga coast,
employed at the University whose aim is to enhance students with adequate knowledge and skills.
This début in any case became a reality due to a fund-raiser in the form of a successful crowd-funding campaign on Indiegogo, whose aim was€ 12,000,
an energy whose aim is almost literally poisoning human life?
More than a work of art, the Pyramid represents an inexhaustible source of inspiration for the DS brand, whose aim is to embody French luxury savoir-faire in the automotive sector around the world.
caring ministry. The purpose of the program is to train women and men whose aim is to work with the church
an agent of the Okhrana(the Secret Police of Imperial Russia), whose aim in committing the murders was to discredit Scotland Yard.
an organization whose aim is to discover
Scientists warned the Kremlin that it was a utopian project whose aim, among other things(the United States was forced to finance the development, many of which were used in non-military industries,
known as the Movement, whose aim is to promote extreme right-wing political parties throughout the world.
The Company states that the data you provide us with will be included in a personal database that is duly registered in the Register of files of the Spanish Agency for Data Protection, whose aim is to control administrative management,
Is that not a problem for a gang of antimaterialists whose aim is to challenge the establishment?'?
books have been published whose aim is to discredit the October Revolution.
The resurgence is driven by governments' reopening policy, whose aim is the full resumption of corporate profit-making, regardless of the threat to workers.
I was holding myself aloof from the syndicate of the world's leaders, whose aim, un-avowed but tacitly accepted, is the exploitation of human credulity.