Examples of using Whose population in English and their translations into Polish
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A low-life whose population was eradicated!
Rogoznica today is a typical mediterranean village whose population are around 800.
Accepting a secular state whose population is largely Islamic would enhance that principle.
Has swelled to over 31,000 people. An alleged miracle in the town of Rustwater, whose population of 22,000, in the last few hours.
An alleged miracle in Rustwater, whose population of 22,000 in the last few hours has swelled to over 31,000 people.
In Europe, the economic growth in the 50s and 60s has led to the expansion of the horizontal city, whose population has left the city centre in favour of suburbia.
Harbour porpoises, whose population has now moved to the southern North Sea, are often being caught in these long nets.
Saint Pierre and Miquelon based its request on the disappearance of its raw material,the originating snow crab, whose population has moved out of its territorial waters.
Member States whose population is below one million inhabitants are exempt from these precision requirements concerning changes.
On the neighbouring island of Cres, in Beli, a shelter was established for the'Bijeloglave supove',very rare birds of prey whose population is now struggling to maintain itself.
Community assistance may extend to areas whose population or area is significant which fall into one of the following categories.
The regions covered by Objective 2 shall be those with structural problems whose socio-economic conversion is to be supported in accordance with Article 1(2) and whose population or area is sufficiently substantial.
Praga was the only part of the city whose population survived World War II somewhat intact.
It wasn't until the images were broadcast- only on Russian TV channels- that the Kiev regime admitted having bombed eastern Ukraine in what is clearly a punitive military operation against regions whose populations are now demanding the federalization of the country.
We cannot win in a territory whose population considers all of us who are there to help as occupiers and the Taliban as so-called freedom fighters.
There is a growing voice calling for account to be taken of the difficult prospects facing districts or areas whose population has been on the periphery of decision-making and of mainstream economic development.
Where is the call for a seat for India, whose population is fast approaching that of China's and whose political, economic and strategic power is regionally and globally significant?
Of the Spanish Constitution, the common rule in the art and application in this case,"the initiative for the autonomy process corresponds to all the Provincial Councils concerned or with the corresponding inter-body andtwo-thirds of the municipalities whose population represents at least the majority of the electorate in each province or island.
RO Mr President,I am from Romania, a country which produces nuclear energy, whose population even now has fears and questions that remain unanswered about the long-term impact of the Chernobyl accident.
Detailed deliberations focus on towns with a long history of settlement, with preserved urban layouts, numerous monuments of material culture, as well as three former towns,i.e. towns whose charters were revoked in the years 1869-1870, and whose population does not exceed 3000 Biskupice, Bobrowniki and Markuszów.
Thus, the value of Polish exports to the Czech Republic- a country whose population is a quarter of Poland's- was more than double the value of exports to Russia which has a population four times the size of Poland's.
In a world whose population is forecast to reach around 9 billion by 2050 and which is increasingly economically integrated and affected by climate change and environmental degradation, agricultural sustainability is becoming an issue that will have both a direct effect(e.g. through food prices) and an indirect effect(e.g. through migration) in the EU, as well as on all regions of the world.
The ISIL is based in Syria, where it lays siege to the city of Raqqa,the only city whose population was unable to participate in the June 3rd presidential election together with the Syrians residing in France and Germany.
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.
What I simply fail to understand is that those who are sceptical of this climate issue cannot see that it will 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.
They included the Baltic States, eastern territories of the Republic of Poland anda part of Romania, whose population by no means can be viewed as USSR citizens as they did not renounce voluntarily their former citizenship and did not accept, as the result of an independent decision, the Soviet citizenship.
I am thinking particularly of Singapore, a country with a prosperous andmodern economy, whose population benefits from all the advantages of a developed country except political freedoms, and more specifically, freedom of expression and assembly.
Village has huge population whose main occupation is agriculture.
It's ironic that the war should come to an end up here above T'Lani lll,a planet whose entire population was decimated by harvesters.
Was decimated by harvesters. lt's ironic that the war should come a planet whose entire population to an end up here above T'Lani III.