Examples of using Whose job in English and their translations into Spanish
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Men whose job, whether we like it or not, is to… face
Salinger was a part of the Counter Intelligence Corps whose job it was to interview enemy prisoners and civilians.
Each group had a discussion leader whose job was to see that everyone participated freely
The various private charities around the world whose job is to support UNICEF.
Assure them that this person is a child-friendly person whose job it is to talk to kids about difficult things.
The case related to the status of a supermarket demonstrator whose job was to offer free samples to shoppers.
FAA overseers whose job it was to protect this mechanism done their job conscientiously,
he played a probationary angel(who named himself Jonathan Smith) whose job was to help people in order to earn his wings.
the man whose job you're now occupying,
the Special Committee, whose job is to optimize the work of the United Nations,
the first lady of the United States, whose job it is to support her husband,
digestive enzymes whose job is to break down triglycerides,
for example, whose job it would be to field letters,
they located a matchmaker whose job was to assuage the conflict of interests
I noted that that dangerous escalation was taking place under the very noses of the international monitors whose job it was to demilitarize the territory, and I asked that those reckless acts be countered.
He said a committee has been formed, consisting of representatives of UN agencies, whose job is to collect damage assessment data Safa News Agency, August 28, 2014.
We express our thanks to the coordinators, to the Secretariat, whose job seems to get harder every year in line with the resolutions' ever-increasing length, and it is time we lightened their burden.
perhaps nobody understands that better than those of us whose job it is to deliver a letter.
which normally matures into a plasma cell whose job is to manufacture immunoglobulins(antibodies)
This policy protects all pupils who are registered in public schools in New Brunswick regardless of their age. This policy applies to all adults whose job or role on behalf of the public school system places them in contact with pupils.