Examples of using Whose right in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Whose right?
Besides, she's not the only one whose rights are in question here.
Whose Right to Rise?
Israel is the only country among the 193 in the UN whose right to exist is routinely challenged.
Whose Right to the City?
What also must be said is thatIsrael is the only state in the world whose right to exist is openly doubted.
Whose right to what city?
Israel is the only country in the world whose right to exist and defend itself is continuously challenged.
Whose rights are these?
What also must be said is thatIsrael is the only state in the world whose right to exist is openly doubted.
In theory, Palestinians whose rights have been violated by security forces may file complaints in several ways.
In its current manifestation, it is also directed against the Jewish national homeland-the only nation-state in the world whose right to exist is under threat.
The heir-presumptive, the very William Walter Elliot, Esq. whose rights had been so generously supported by her father, had disappointed her.
Iranian women are an example for Arab women,and Iranian workers are an example for Arab workers whose right to form unions is denied.
Yet it is today the only state in the world whose right to exist is challenged by Islamic neighbors committed to the elimination of Jewish sovereignty in the region.
This situation has impaired the employment security of the refugees,and has left them as weakened workers whose rights are often violated by their employers.
This applies even more so in Israel, whose right to exist continues to be challenged, which is demonized throughout the world, and which faces additional hostility from its own entrenched post-Zionist academics and educators.
But beyond this, I see nothing in the nature of the judicialrole which necessitates holding that only the person whose right is violated is entitled to plead his case.
Why then is Israel the only state in the world whose right to exist is constantly debated and challenged while far less successful countries, including numerous“failed states,” are considered legitimate and incontestable members of the international community?
In Spanish Colonial Philippines, the honorific title wasreserved to the local nobility known as the Principalía, whose right to rule was recognised by Philip II on 11 June 1594.
In such a case, a difference would be created, de facto,between the Jewish-Israeli spouses(whose right to realize married life would not be violated by the law) and the Arab Israeli spouses(who would be prevented from realizing their married life in Israel with their Arab spouses from the territories who constitute a security risk).
Even if the restriction of occupancy would have allowed a choice, the procedure would have been improper because it creates a written discrimination between us andthe rest of the patients, whose right of choice is not limited by occupancy.
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It is, therefore, proper to leave the question whether to add to the list of first-degree relatives, in exceptional cases,an additional victim whose right not to be injured mentally would be deemed worthy of the law's protection, for future consideration by the courts.
Determining the size of the damage or loss of profits Under the Civil Code, if a person has violated law, was due to this income,the person whose right is violated, the right to demand compensation, along with other damages for lost profits in an amount not less than such revenues.