Examples of using Whose existence in English and their translations into Slovenian
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It is a dark person, whose existence is unknown to the masses, but the elite considers
It is a dark character, whose existence is unknown to the masses but the elite considers
Abstract paintings are fictive models because they show a reality we can neither see nor describe, but whose existence we can surmise.
because they are after all only irregular lines whose existence is justified by historical decisions.
because they make visible a reality that we can neither see nor describe, but whose existence we can postulate.
they make visible a reality which can neither be seen nor described, but whose existence we can believe in.
Newton saw God as the masterful creator whose existence could not be denied in the face of the grandeur of all creation.
Also, the facts whose existence is presupposed by law shall not be substantiated,
to the disputed claims whose existence has been established prior to the date of trial concerned with distribution on the basis of the final decision.
institutionalizing object,” whose existence, nature and shape intrinsically refer to the existence of a collaborative
The above also applies to the creation of the Authority, whose existence is fully justified insofar as it is able to help to consistently,
It is an absurd hotchpotch whose existence cannot be justified on any grounds- a certain indication of the imminent disintegration of the nation
The project will be aimed at maintaining the integrity of the cultural heritage, whose existence is continually threatened by other activities,
Viewing our system of communication from this angle, we must ask if language is, then, an exclusively virtual product whose existence begins and ends with its realisation.
The EU should take full advantage of the Lisbon Treaty in showing active solidarity- through concrete acts- with the fate of a nation whose existence is under threat
President of the supreme court, Jose Antonio Dias Toffoli, said:"It is not to be assumed that a humorous satire has the magic power to undermine the values of the Christian faith, whose existence goes back more than two thousand years".
cannot die, but received instead a preliminary immortality whose existence and duration depended upon the fulfillment of a condition.
from any other variety whose existence is a matter of common knowledge on the date of application.
Facts whose existence is assumed by the law do not need to be proven,
claimed that these primordial societies- whose existence can be accessed only by way of myth