Examples of using Whose population in English and their translations into Hungarian
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A country whose population.
Countries whose populations are declining have to think about how to support older people when there fewer young workers to pay into government funds.
It is also famous among those countries whose populations are mostly non-Christian.
Harbour porpoises, whose population has now moved to the southern North Sea, are often being caught in these long nets.
In the early twentiethcentury Ankara was a small town, whose population does not exceed even 20 000 people.
For species like platypus, whose population declines happened before ecologists started studying them, these types of historical observations are extremely valuable.
Europe is in any case more nervous about immigration than the countries whose populations have been built by immigrants.
Accepting a secular state whose population is largely Islamic would enhance that principle.
The next settlement to the north is Marbella,a town with 80,000 residents, whose population triples every peak season.
That is not true for humans, whose population has grown exponentially for at least several thousand generations.
Magnus Dovlind lives on the western shore of Lake Venern,in the small town of Åmål(Omol), whose population barely reaches 10 thousand people.
Some young people move to the capital, Riga- whose population of 640,000 is actually slightly on the increase after a long decline.
Siofok is located in Somogy county, it is the capital city of Balaton region,busy holiday resort, whose population inceases fivefold every summer.
Absolutely every citizen of the State of Israel, whose population, as already noted above, is very diverse, should have rights not depending on religion or race.
Most major cities in Canada, including Toronto, Montreal, and Vancouver,have prominent Italian communities whose populations grew throughout the mid-20th century.
In Macedonia, for example, whose population is strongly divided along religious, ethnic, socioeconomic and linguistic lines, some legal experts are sure that the civil law system is not perfect for their country.
In Europe, the economic growth in the 50s and60s has led to the expansion of the horizontal city, whose population has left the city centre in favour of suburbia.
All sturgeon species are valuable industrial fish, whose population is rapidly shrinking due to regulation of river runoffs, hydropower, land reclamation, illegal catch and other negative factors related to human activities.
In other words, if we back the clock up a few million years,we will find an ape-like ancestor whose populations split, and different groups went down different evolutionary paths.
The regions covered by Objective 2 shall be those with structural problems whose socio-economic conversion is tobe supported in accordance with Article 1(2) and whose population or area is sufficiently substantial.
Labelle was familiar with the Inuit village, whose population ranges from 30-2000, depending on who you believe.
With a global population of over 7 billion people that continues to rise, it may seem odd to consider that there are countries thatexperience very low birth rates, and whose populations are actually stagnant or even declining as a result.
Catholic high schools,rather than being attached to a specific parish(whose population would be too small to support it), tend to be administered by local dioceses or(in the case of private schools) by religious orders.
And if so, might this help explainthe fate of other so-called"lost" civilizations, empires whose populations and technologies have also mysteriously disappeared?
Catholic high schools,rather than being attached to a specific parish(whose population would be too small to support it), tend to be administered by local dioceses or by religious orders, and are sometimes attached to Catholic universities.
Justification for selection of geographicalareas for local development strategy implementation whose population falls outside the limits laid down in Article 33(6) of Regulation(EU) No 1303/2013;
I am thinking particularly of Singapore,a country with a prosperous and modern economy, whose population benefits from all the advantages of a developed country except political freedoms, and more specifically, freedom of expression and assembly.
One important location was Marree,a small town in the north of South Australia, whose population is generally about 90- the film production team more than doubled it.
That is said to be the case of Member Stateswhich are‘virtually ethnically homogeneous, like Poland' and whose populations are different, from a cultural and linguistic point of view, from the migrants to be relocated on their territory.
What I simply fail to understand is that those who are sceptical of this climate issue cannot see that itwill always be good for a planet whose population is approaching nine billion people, or even more by the middle of this century, to become much more energy efficient and much more resource efficient.
