Examples of using Whose numbers in English and their translations into Slovak
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Whose numbers are circled.
Hedgehogs are among animals whose numbers have declined sharply.
With our eyes anointed with truth, wherever we look we can see that the sea and the waves are already roaring and lashing and foaming out against the mountains,as represented in the threats and attempts of anarchists and discontents whose numbers are constantly increasing.
Most often here you can see several varieties of dolphins, whose numbers within the coast has about 100 individuals.
The effect is most profound on honey bees whose numbers have experienced an unprecedented rate of decline in what is referred to as“honey bee colony collapse disorder,” a phenomenon that is linked to neonicotinoid toxicity.
Viber just works, and lets you connect with your friends whose numbers you already have.
And also you can earn points Fame, whose numbers will vary from the success of your hero when he was still alive.
I took an oath, Frank,to protect and serve all the people in the county, not only those whose numbers are in my iPhone.
There are many more companies whose numbers are not included, and possibly additional perks that didn't fit into the provided categories.
In addition to these people, such organizations have supporters and members whose numbers are fairly stable and documented.
After placing your bet, 30 bingo balls are called, whose numbers are marked with an‘X' in accordance with your bingo cards- you win if the markers form a complete line!
Until recently it was just affordable for the Scandinavian, German,Dutch or Irish, whose numbers reach more than 23,000.
Instead of the traditional upper house,a new transitional council- whose numbers were not specified- would consist of traditionally unrepresented sectors among Yemen's formerly independent South, women and young people.
An inconspicuous city at the foot of the Orlicke Mountains,famous for its lace technique and skilled women, whose numbers have fallen rapidly since the time of fame.
Such surveillance is to be carried out by border guards whose numbers and methods are adapted to existing or foreseen risks and threats.
For decades civil society organisations and sociologists have tried to draw attention to the extremely difficult livingconditions of Roma living in the European Union, whose numbers and ratios have grown since the enlargement of 2007.
Had this not continued to exist,all the Bavarian students of protestant theology, whose numbers had grown significantly as a result of Franconia's recent integration into Bavaria, would have been forced to study outside Bavaria.
In addition to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict,Francis also sought to encourage Palestinian Christians, whose numbers have dwindled as the conflict drags on.
Unlike Western societies which in theiropposition to slavery spawned anti-slavery movements whose numbers and enthusiasm often grew out of church groups, no such grass-roots organizations ever developed in Muslim societies.
Women have careers, jobs, professional responsibilities, and at the same time women continue to be in large part responsible for the care of their children,housework and care of dependents, whose numbers are increasing as the population ages.
Unlike Western societies which in theiropposition to slavery spawned anti-slavery movements whose numbers and enthusiasm often grew out of church groups, no such grass-roots organizations ever developed in Muslim societies.
Politicians like Ocasio-Cortez, Michigan's Rashida Tlaib, and Kansas' James Thompson have proudly held up their endorsements from Democratic Socialists of America,the country's largest socialist group, whose numbers have swelled since Sanders' 2016 presidential campaign.
Jordan said it is planning to open a second camp for Syrian refugees, whose numbers are expected to climb to 250,000 by the year's end.
A number and each plate of food appears on your shirt has assigned another number, you have to give food whose numbers result in the digit of the shirt.
Those Russians who were still alive and housed in the unfinishedbuilding as well as in the open air and whose numbers diminished so rapidly that as a group they are scarcely worth mentioning.
(FR) Mr President, since 2005, we have been greatly moved by the catastrophicsituation of the migrants held on the island of Lampedusa, whose numbers are well in excess of its real accommodation capacity.
Is extremely concerned about the economic and social situation of the country's population- in particular women and minorities,and refugees and displaced persons, whose numbers continue to increase- in view of the crisis and the instability of the region;
Across Europe, insufficient priority and funding is being dedicated to increasing access to adult learning opportunities,especially for older workers, whose numbers are set to increase by around 14 million by 2030, and for the low skilled.