Examples of using Whose behaviour in English and their translations into Spanish
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for minors whose behaviour has improved;
Luxembourg does not have a secure reception unit for young people whose behaviour poses a threat to themselves
the Government should consider alternative means of handling young people whose behaviour constituted a serious problem.
in the case of a separate room persons whose behaviour poses a serious threat to their health
Young offenders whose behaviour satisfies requirements
Pupils whose behaviour contravenes the school's rules of social behaviour may be punished in school,
intoxicated individuals whose behaviour was not life-threatening,
the House of Detention, for the benefit of any prisoner whose behaviour is found to be characterized by such maladjustment as to occasion serious problems in the Convict Prison and the House of Detention.
Moreover, a person whose behaviour suggests that due to mental disturbances he/she is a threat to his/her life
to introduce clearer provisions concerning children whose behaviour poses a threat to their own health
to remove any customer who contravenes the regulations, or whose behaviour is obviously likely to pose a risk to the driver,
50,300 mentally ill citizens whose behaviour presents a danger to those around them,
national days for all prisoners who have served half their sentence and whose behaviour has been exemplary.
has from time to time offered a"Widmerpool Award" to persons in public life whose behaviour is deemed suitably"Widmerpudlian",
drugs and/or whose behaviour may be considered a threat to the driver,
by considering ourselves as things whose behaviour can be predicted via'objective', context free scientific laws.
the spirits and deities whose behaviour was associated with disease,
don t necessarily have direct visible benefit for the individuals whose behaviour we are asking to change.
will it remain subject to limitations by the States whose behaviour is the cause of the displacements?
to remove any customer who contravenes the regulations, or whose behaviour is obviously likely to pose a risk to the driver,