Examples of using Whose fleet in English and their translations into Portuguese
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The Russian Federation, whose fleet also catches blue whiting, is associated in the negotiations.
Originally inhabited by aboriginal people who fished the waters off the South Head peninsula,Watsons Bay was later named for Seaman Robert Watson, whose fleet once docked in the bay's protected shores.
Churchill strikes out at his former ally whose fleets could have help the Germans land on British shores.
JAL, whose fleet was entirely made of Boeing 747 aircraft, had painted all of its aircraft with tropical-influenced liveries along with Reso'cha titles.
In 1096, he received andhosted Count Hugh I of Vermandois, whose fleet had shipwrecked off the coast of Dyrrhachium.
Today it is shipbuilders whose fleets plow the seven seas, reminding us that the commercial genius of the Attic race is far from extinct.
In 1147 the Byzantine empire under Manuel I Comnenus was faced with war by Roger II of Sicily, whose fleet had captured the Byzantine island of Corfu and plundered Thebes and Corinth.
JALways, whose fleet was entirely made of Boeing 747 aircraft, had painted all of its aircraft with tropical-influenced liveries along with"Reso'cha" titles.
In 1147 Manuel was faced with war by Roger II of Sicily, whose fleet had captured the Byzantine island of Corfu and plundered Thebes and Corinth.
An airline whose fleet age is higher than the European average will certainly be handicapped due to the substantial investment required for fleet renewal.
Italian campaign=====Roger II of Sicily===In 1147 Manuel was faced with war by Roger II of Sicily, whose fleet had captured the Byzantine island of Corfu and plundered Thebes and Corinth.
Britain and France, whose fleets, merchants, and armies once straddled the world, are pathetic shadows of their former selves-though their leaders seem not to have noticed.
Our wealth of experience, ongoing development work andrenowned international customers whose fleets use our systems have made Sauer Compressors the world leader for submarine compressors.
Member States whose fleet does not comply withthese reference levels or which does not complywith its reporting obligations on fleet capacity andwithdrawal of capacity with public aid will face thewithholding of all public aid under FIFG provisions, with the exception of normal aid for scrapping, untilit has complied with these obligations.
Our wealth of experience, ongoing development work andrenowned international customers whose fleets use our systems have made Sauer Compressors the world leader when it comes to compressors for all types of carriers.
The crusader army that arrived at Venice in the summer of 1202 was somewhat smaller than had been anticipated, andthere were not sufficient funds to pay the Venetians, whose fleet was hired by the crusaders to take them to Egypt.
Meanwhile in southern Guatemala,the Chortí IATF, whose fleet is made up of 46 J8s, has teamed with their Honduran counterparts as part of the binational Maya-Chortí Task Force.
Second Norman invasion of the Balkans(1147-1149)==In 1147 the Byzantine empire under Manuel I Comnenus was faced with war by Roger II of Sicily, whose fleet had captured the Byzantine island of Corfu and plundered Thebes and Corinth.
Each Member State whose inland waterways are linked to those of another Member State and the tonnage of whose fleet is above 100000 tonnes, hereinafter referred to as"the Member State concerned", shall set up, under its national legislation and with its own administrative resources, an Inland Waterways Fund, hereinafter referred to as"the Fund.
With more than 2,000 compressors supplied for commercial applications andrenowned international customers whose fleets use our systems, Sauer Compressors is now the world leader when it comes to compressors for all types of OPVs.
With our wealth of experience andrenowned international customers whose fleets use our systems, Sauer's WP3232 is the world leader when it comes to compressors for fast patrol boats and attack craft.
Considering that these restrictions will affect the operation to Europe of the air services of African airlines nearly all of whose fleets are made up of aircraft which do not meet the noise standards set under Chapters 2 and 3 of Volume 1 of Annex 16 of the Chicago Convention;
Visacar integrates the Masterent Group, which associates five Rent-a-Car companies whose fleet sums thousands of vehicles distributed by various segments and which allows us to make fast deliveries anywhere in the Algarve and national airports.
Our wealth of experience, ongoing development work andrenowned international customers whose fleets use our systems have made Sauer Compressors the world leader when it comes to compressors for minesweepers and minehunters.
Our wealth of experience, ongoing development work andrenowned international customers whose fleets use our systems have made Sauer Compressors the world leader when it comes to compressors for all types of auxiliary vessels.
Our wealth of experience, ongoing development work andrenowned international customers whose fleets use our systems have made Sauer Compressors the world leader when it comes to compressors for all types of destroyers and frigates.
We welcome this reportin view of its social and economic importance to the Republic of Cape Verde and to those countries whose fleets are involved- the Spanish, Portuguese and French fleets- amounting to 117 vessels. The report focuses mainly on tuna, but also covers demersal species.
Each of the Member States whose inland waterways are linked to those of another Member State and the tonnage of whose fleet is above 100 000 tonnes, hereinafter referred to as'the Member States concerned', shall set up, under its national lesiglation and with its own administrative resources, a scrapping fund, hereinafter referred to as'the fund.
His arrival prevented the Fatimid ships from entering the Rosetta branch of the Nile, and on 12 March, near Abukir,he inflicted a crushing defeat on the Fatimid fleet, whose vessels were driven to the shore by the wind.