Examples of using Whose victims in English and their translations into Russian
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The hunt for the Belfast Strangler, one of whose victims was the daughter-in-law of Morgan Monroe continues.
A question had been asked about the meaning of what she had called the“hidden crime” whose victims were women.
But there are other disasters whose victims suffer no less for being overlooked, neglected and forgotten.
The right to life was endangered by violent attacks of armed groups whose victims were often civilians.
Acts of terrorism, whose victims include prominent politicians and high officials, have become widespread.
One who chooses victims who are sick and weak, one whose victims, he believes, are doomed to die.
In order to make an exhaustive study of the position of women in society, it is important to mention the statistical data on crimes whose victims were women.
As a result, the number of cases of violence in the family, whose victims are women and children, are constantly increasing.
He also applauded the openness with which the report acknowledged certain difficulties,including the problem of the residues of racism(para. 26) and violence, whose victims were migrant workers para. 156.
Eight other massive,fierce wars, whose victims number some 2 million, have been waged by Member States that enjoy veto powers.
We frequently hear of accidents caused by these mines, whose victims are always innocent people.
Noting that many members of the Committee had spoken of xenophobia and discrimination whose victims were foreigners in South Africa, he believed that the South African people, who had lived through apartheid and an institutionalized policy of racial discrimination, would not be able in their turn to become xenophobic.
Crises and conflicts provide fertile ground for escalation of the activities of terrorist groups whose victims are innocent people.
He also wished to obtain more information regarding acts of torture whose victims were members of ethnic minorities, specifically in the states of Chiapas and Oaxaca.
Implement effectively the legislation on violence against women to combat misogynous stereotypes,discrimination and violence whose victims are women(France); 99.48.
Last year we learned about the multiple crimes of this organization, whose victims were Muslims and non-Muslims, women, children, journalists, as well as cultural heritage.
This does not necessarily mean that they are assigned a defence lawyer in criminal proceedings butensures the provision of legal support in connection with different types of offence whose victims tend to be women.
The topic was certainly relevant in the wake of Hurricane Sandy, to whose victims her delegation extended its deep sympathy.
With regard to the high number of domestic orother accidents whose victims are children in Iceland, the Committee welcomes the establishment of the Accident Prevention Council in 1994.
Croatia remains seriously concerned about the present situation in Kosovo andcontinued violence, whose victims are both Albanians and the Serbs.
The terrorism of Palestinian groups, Islamic organisations andthe Irish Republican Army- whose victims were increasingly unprotected and unaware civilians- were prime examples of this'permissible' terrorism in recent past.
They continue to languish under the oppression of a cruel and unfair occupation that generates feelings of despair and frustration andleads to a spiral of violence and counter-violence whose victims are innocent civilians.
The number of newly reported battered spouse andchild abuse cases whose victims were female in the past few years was as follows.
And in connection with the attempts made today to rehabilitate Nazism and xenophobia manifestations, including in some Baltic states,the importance to teach the history of the Holocaust, whose victims became six million people, seems especially topical.
These include daily killings, abductions, intimidation anda campaign of ethnic cleansing whose victims are Serbs, Montenegrins, Romanies, Muslims, Goranies, Turks and the non-Albanian population in general.
After each major attack, including the latest ones in Baghdad on 8 December and 25 January, I expressed condemnation andstressed that no cause can justify these abhorrent attacks whose victims are mostly innocent civilians.
Sergey Lavrov drew special attention to the ongoing atrocities by ultranationalist andextremist forces, whose victims are businessmen and journalists, people of opposing views, Russian-speaking people and our compatriots.
While intra-State conflicts and local hotbeds of tension are far from being wiped out at this end of the century, the untargeted use of land-mines is raising more andmore questions with regard to the use of such deadly devices, whose victims are usually among the civilian population.
The massacres committed by the Israeli war machine against Lebanese and Palestinian civilians-- particularly the Qana II massacre, whose victims were mostly children under the age of 12 and which was witnessed by the entire world-- have evoked feelings of denunciation and condemnation by all people.
There had been an increase in the activities of neo-fascist and neo-Nazi groups and of extremist parties that championed racial prejudices and hatred of foreigners on the dual pretext of nationalism andthe economic crisis, whose victims were migrant workers, refugees or minorities.