Examples of using Whose leader in English and their translations into Russian
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That is the hope of my country, whose Leader has the honour of Chairing the African Union.
And the seraphim did, through the midway creatures,make announcement to a group of Chaldean priests whose leader was Ardnon.
For 22 years they were members of the sect, whose leader was Robert Le Dinh, recently convicted by a French court to 15 years in prison.
As a result, one was killed andUkrainian law enforcement detained a group of 13 people whose leader appeared to be a Russian citizen.
But let's return to out young protestors, whose leader is 17-year old Joshua Wong, who has successful experience of the organization of mass protests.
In this case, the prosecutor's office had to find another reason in order to dissolve the organization, whose leader was under criminal investigation for fraud.
The name Mongol comes from a small tribe whose leader was Genghis Khan, the founder of the Mongol Empire which grew to encompass much of Asia and Europe.
The popularity of the Gibson Explorer replica(known as EXP/MX)grew rapidly with the success of Metallica band, whose leader James Hetfield had a few of them.
He was closely connected with the humanists of Strasbourg, whose leader was the well-known Jacob of Wimpheling(1450-1528), called"the educator of Germany.
In the sense of the above mentioned, inappropriate jokes were made, such as the Holy Fire was green,the color of one of the governing parties whose leader financed the trip to Jerusalem.
Translating it into their language:"In a unipolar world whose leader is the US, Syria is part of the Russian(and previously Soviet) geopolitical sphere of interests and influence.
The emblem of Faylaq Al-Rahman: At the bottom there is a Quranic verse,according to which“A nation whose leader is Muhammad shall not kneel down” Wikipedia.
Activists of the RFO Memory(whose leader, George Borovikov, incidentally, was convicted for purely criminal activities in June along with a group of his associates) carried the banner“Faith! Race! Tradition!“Vera! Rasa!
Both elections were won by the People's Progressive Party, whose leader Dawda Jawara remained president.
(b) The heresy of the Aphthartodocetae whose leader was the sixth-century theologian Julian of Halicarnassus conceived Christ's humanity as incorruptible, and they were accused of a docetic understanding of the Incarnation.
Both votes were won by the Sierra Leone People's Party, whose leader, Ahmed Tejan Kabbah, was re-elected as President.
They were joined in the city council by the local AK Party of Fairness and Development(11.79%), Respublika-Ata Jurt(10.45%), and Kyrgyzstan(20.03%), whose leader was once the mayor.
The decision was adopted upon the initiative of the Liberal Party, whose leader conditioned to vote the 2011 State Budget Law in the final reading by setting the date of local elections.
However, the collapse of that movement after being outlawed in March 1992 had led to the emergence of the Armed Islamic Group(GIA), whose leader, Antar Zouabri, had reportedly been killed in July 1997.
Yet when one ofour airmen parachuted to the ground, in a country whose leader has so often demonized the United States-- in a region that has such a difficult history with our country-- this American did not find enemies.
Normandy is a historical province located in the north-west of France along the English Channel,owing its name to the Vikings(Normans), whose leader, Robert of Normandy(Rollo), founded the first dukedom in the IX century.
The Chinese authorities have numerous reasons for banning Falun Gong, whose leader, Li Hongzhi, rashly declares that medicines should not be taken to treat disease, advocates a"global explosion", proclaims that"the end is nigh", poisons people's minds, dupes the masses and accumulates wealth.
It brings to andend the useless talks that MPs elected on behalf of DMB have won their mandates thanks to OMA, whose leader has brought them to the Parliament like a kangaroo in its pouch.
He also met representatives of the major political parties, such as the spokesperson of the ruling party, the Conseil national pour la défense de la démocratie-Forces pour la défense de la démocratie(CNDD-FDD), the secretary-general of the Front pour la démocratie au Burundi(FRODEBU), the spokesperson of the Mouvement de rassemblementpour la réhabilitation du citoyen(MRC) and the spokesperson of the Conseil national pour la défense et la démocratie(CNDD) whose leader had fled the country for political reasons.
The Group would like to highlight one key case of an FDLR splinter group, Gaheza, whose leader was confirmed to have actually communicated with Nyamwasa see paras. 123-127 below.
Heads of cities applying for participation in the project, presented their experience in the field of energy efficiency, anddiscuss future work specially created consortium member cities whose leader acted Regional State Administration.
This console NEO-GEO AES South Korean manufactured and distributed by VIC-A,a branch of the company Viccom whose leader was called Kim Kaphwan(yes you read, this is not a joke, if you want to know more I recommend reading this item).
Some members of the community arrived during the past year, having fled ethnically based persecution, including the expropriation of land and property, killings, arbitrary arrests and a variety of acts of severe intimidation perpetrated by warlords and local commanders who control the Daikundi districts andwho are directly linked to a major political party whose leader occupies a senior governmental post.
In the wake of the World Congress, the line of the International Leadership was generally accepted by groups around the world,including the U.S. SWP whose leader, James P. Cannon, corresponded with the French majority to support the tactic of entrism sui generis.
Mr. GOLEDZINOWSKI(Australia) said that the Special Rapporteur of the Sub-Commission, addressing the United Nations General Assembly in November 1998,had drawn attention to the setback experienced by the"One Nation" party, whose leader had lost her seat in the Australian Federal Parliament in the October 1998 elections.
