Examples of using Whose record in English and their translations into Indonesian
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Whose record to buy?
The question is, whose record did they break?
Whose record did he break?
The Golden Disc is given to artists whose records of album sales exceed 100,000 copies.
Whose record did she break?
They then matched each with 100 controls whose records contained no such diagnosis.
And whose record did he break?
Then in verse 13,the defense attorney is brought forth to represent those whose records will be examined.
Within these, they identified 136,703 people whose records said that they had received a diagnosis of NAFLD or NASH.
It is possible to compare with the track of an electron in a magnetic field-picture below, whose record length is 25 cm.
Shall this power, whose record for a thousand years is written in the blood of saints, be now acknowledged as a part of the church of Christ?
He trails only Italian great Valentino Rossi, who won the last of his seven championships in 2009,and Giacomo Agostini, whose record eighth came in 1975.
And there are others whose recorded origin may be traced in comparatively modern times, and it is no surprise to find that they are still flourishing.
I'm talking about entrusting an 8-year-old's welfare... in the hands of someone whose record shows... has been diagnosed with autistic tendencies... mental retardation.
Court, a Christian minister whose record 24 Grand Slam singles titles spanned the end of the amateur and start of the professional era, said she was particularly delighted at Barty's demeanor.
At 38 years and 140 days old, Joaquin hit his first ever hat-trick andsurpassed Real Madrid great Alfredo Di Stefano, whose record as the oldest scorer of one in La Liga had stood for 55 years.
Ellen White has warned,“Shall this power, whose record for a thousand years is written in the blood of the saints, be now acknowledged as a part of the church of Christ?”?
Her achievement captured the attention of the world's media and congratulatory telegrams poured in from all quarters, including royalty and even one from British aviator Amy Johnson-the pilot whose record she had just broken.
After the match at the Stadium of Light, O'Neill, whose record over 66 games at Sunderland was 21 wins and 25 defeats, had tried to paint a positive picture on their hopes to avoid the dreaded drop.
Sidney Jones, Executive Director of the Asia division of HRW,urged that:"The U.S. and its allies should not cooperate with commanders whose record of brutality raises questions about their legitimacy inside Afghanistan.
The U.S. and its allies should not cooperate with commanders whose record of brutality raises questions about their legitimacy inside Afghanistan," said Sidney Jones, executive director of the Asia division of Human Rights Watch.
The lack of political rights in Cuba throughout Castro's lifetime is directly attributable to the US embargo and threat of invasion and subversion by the most destructivesuperpower the world has ever known, whose record in destroying Third World countries is inarguable.
With Luis Figo, the man whose record he eclipsed, watching in the stands the scene was set for the 31-year-old to steal the headlines with his penalty but after sending Almer the wrong way he drilled his effort into the base of the post.
As he had done in the previous round, Watford boss Javi Gracia made 11 changes for the trip to St James' Park butsaw his understudies outplay Rafael Benitez's reshuffled side, whose record of not having made it past the fourth round since 2006 remains painfully intact.
The university reserves the right to deny admission to any student whose record indicates that she/he may not be a successful participant in the educational program or whose conduct as a whole is viewed by the university to be inconsistent with its goals, standards and/or ideals.
It is the fifth time the famed Fortune GlobalForum has taken place in China, whose record of sustained development, commitment to win-win cooperation and contribution to global growth have kept wowing the world.
In 2004, Booz Allen Hamilton selectedDartmouth College as a model of institutional endurance“whose record of endurance has had implications and benefits for all American organizations, both academic and commercial,” citing Trustees of Dartmouth College v.
