Examples of using Whose business in English and their translations into Polish
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Financial
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Medicine
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Ecclesiastic
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Ecclesiastic
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Official/political
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Programming
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Computer
According to statistics, most people are considering opening a grocery store whose business plan is being developed according to a special scheme.
Everything is supposed to be known- if not to ourselves then to some specialist whose business it is to know what we do not know.
And that's from a guy whose business it is to know what the odds are when it comes to juries.
It is further desirable to exclude certain institutions in several Member States whose business covers a very limited sector only and is restricted by
Those whose business is to call others to mourn for sin, and to mortify it, ought themselves to live a serious life, a life of self-denial,
An economic operator whose business consists in particular in exporting goods to the markets of nonmember States must therefore be aware that the commercial position which he has at a given time may be affected and altered by various circumstances and that those circumstances include the possibility.
Article 1( 1)( a) states that a« credit institution shall mean an undertaking whose business is to receive deposits
find fault with them, except the novice-master himself, whose business it was to teach,
is replaced by the following:«( 1)« credit institution» means an undertaking whose business is to receive deposits
The vast majority of those working in the field believe that only action at an EU level can allow those whose business rely on readily available marine data to meet the"Europe 2020" goals for smart and sustainable growth.
A criminal whose business empire is allowed to exist due to widespread police corruption,
not by banks whose business was to extend credit.
including money remitters, whose business services to payment service users; includes the provision of payment services to payment service users;
all other resident financial institutions whose business is to receive deposits and/or close substitutes for deposits from entities other than MFIs,
as defined in Community law, and all other resident financial institutions whose business is to receive deposits and/or close substitutes for deposits from entities other than MFIs
Whose business is to receive deposits
as defined in Community law, and all other resident financial institutions whose business is to receive deposits and/
whereas it is further desirable to exclude certain institutions in several Member States whose business covers a very limited sector only
Experience from the application of the various support schemes for farmers has shown that support was in a number of cases granted to beneficiaries whose business purpose was not or only marginally targeted at an agricultural activity, such as airports,
These are credit institutions as defined in Community law an undertaking whose business is to receive deposits