Examples of using Whose members in English and their translations into Arabic
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It is families whose members are displaced or lost in conflict;
The health andsolidarity committees are local management bodies whose members are elected by the community.
Families whose members wish to remain together must be allowed to do so.
There is a unicameral Parliament whose members are elected for five years.
The report is focused on those groups whose members number less than 50,000 and are recognized by the Russian Federation as" small-numbered indigenous peoples" entitled to special protections, although the report notes that other groups with similar, historically-rooted characteristics of economic and social disadvantage, and whose cultures and ways of life are also threatened, are likewise in need of attention in accordance with international standards.
Medications beta adrenoblakatorov group, whose members are the Bisoprolop and atenolol.
It was submitted to a Constituent Assembly whose members are not known and which never produced a report, passed on to the new Commission on Institutional Reform, which has disappeared from view, and was never the subject of a referendum, as had been announced.
Recently, Colombia signed an FTA with the Mercosur trading bloc, whose members include Argentina, Brazil, Paraguay, and Uruguay.
There are also voluntary organisations whose members can offer practical or emotional support(see addresses at the end of this booklet).
The Parties shall set up an Ecuadorian-Peruvian commission which shall draw up a draft treaty on trade andnavigation and whose members shall be appointed before 2 February 1998.
It is a narrow specialty, whose members are engaged in joint surgery.
Since 2009, the Global Programme Against Money Laundering has worked to actively support thedevelopment of the Asset Recovery Inter-Agency Network, whose members include Namibia, Nigeria and South Africa.
The house belonged to aPalestinian family living in the United States whose members apparently did not know to what use their tenants would put it.(Jerusalem Post, 19 October 1994).
Third, the national partnership created to fight HIV/AIDS is expressed in joint andcollaborative efforts of the National Committee to Combat HIV/AIDS, whose members include representatives of governmental and non-governmental sectors.
Regional transport planning is also on the agenda in ECO, whose members include the Islamic Republic of Iran, Pakistan and Turkey, together with the five Central Asian land-locked States.
Ms. Bellamy(Executive Director of the United Nations Children ' s Fund), replying to the question put by the representative of Canada, said that the cornerstone of the field security systemmust be the security management team, whose members, being on the spot, were best acquainted with the situation, as the Secretary-General had acknowledged in his report.
This core documenthas been prepared with the support of the Committee, whose members are senior officials from the main public sector bodies involved in human rights, members of Parliament and civil society representatives.
The Russian Federation informed that draft periodic reportsare discussed at sessions of interdepartmental commissions, whose members include representatives of ministries and departments, and non-governmental organizations.
Some political movements, especially the Pachakutik(New Country) Party, whose members were primarily indigenous peoples belonging to different communities and which had a great influence in Ecuador, would like the new Constitution to declare Ecuador a pluri- national country.
Even when employed, the individuals from disadvantaged groups tend tobe represented disproportionately in job categories whose members have lower-level skills, receive lower earnings and are more unemployment-prone.
Accordingly, the Republic of Haiti would like aninstitutional support mission to be set up, whose members would be neither uniformed nor armed, to support the democratization process and assist the Government of Haiti in strengthening the judiciary and professionalizing the Haitian National Police.
Every district has an evacuation plan anda volunteer emergency brigade whose members provide assistance in the case of small emergencies or disaster.
The Committee will consider how itcan best support those regional organizations, some of whose members lack the capacity to fully implement Security Council resolution 1373(2001) and how best to assist the regional organizations themselves in developing the needed capacity to help members in this regard.
Some days earlier, on 23 September, it was announced that the King had also created aRoyal Commission on Western Sahara affairs, whose members would include Saharans, other representatives of the Territory ' s population, military and government officials.
A transit corridor canbe managed successfully by a non-profit organization, whose members, however, should include those private sector interests that benefit from its operation.
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs:the Ministry chairs the National Committee to Combat Trafficking in Persons, whose members include representatives of all relevant State ministries. In addition, the Ministry has its own human rights section.
The Kengo Government has madeconsiderable efforts to break up the JUFERI organization, whose members used to seek out persons from Kasai in Shaba, to beat them up and drive them from the region, with complete impunity.
The MHLW supports municipalities that have familysupport centres(699 centres as of the end of FY2012), whose members comprise workers, housewives and others in the process of raising infants, elementary school children and others.
Families whose member/s suffer from hyperhidrosis.
In those cases where regional or sub-regional organizations lack the capacity to fulfill the role that the CTC has set for them, it will be necessary for the CTC to explore ways it can provide someguidance considering that they are generally those organizations whose member states are furthest behind in fulfilling their obligations under the Resolution.
