Examples of using Whose population in English and their translations into Slovak
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Europe is a wealthy, ageing continent whose population is stagnant.
The countries whose population is primarily Christian predominate, Eastern Orthodoxy being much more widespread.
There is sadly no way out for these countries whose population is suffering terribly.
Harbour porpoises, whose population has now moved to the southern North Sea, are often being caught in these long nets.
Rogoznica today is a typical mediterranean village whose population are around 800.
An alleged miracle in Rustwater, whose population of 22,000 in the last few hours has swelled to over 31,000 people.
The largest city on the island of Pag is a city whose population is about 4000th.
The nation whose population enjoy the best night's sleep is Japan, where only 13 percent report having problems sleeping.
There are several countries whose population is a majority of Muslims.
The listed peoples arenot included even in the top five countries whose population dri….
Endangered species are plants or animals whose population is decreasing at a startling rate.
Gambia, whose population is 90 percent Muslim, with the remainder of the population being Christian and animist, will move forward as the Republic of Gambia, rather than the“Islamic Republic of Gambia”.
The most prominent area is the sub-Saharan Africa, whose population is estimated to double by 2050.
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.
Tokay- a picturesque place at the foot of the mountains andthe most famous wine region of Hungary, whose population is less than 5,000 people.
This was the salvation for animals, whose population was revived in the US by the club of dog lovers.
The civil war in Syria is putting a colossal strain on its neighbours,including Lebanon whose population stands at just four million.
Tahiti today is a modern Pacific nation whose population is a cosmopolitan blend of ancient Polynesian heritage and French élan.
There is an Air Force base in Randolph,and this municipality is one of three towns on our list whose population of children under 14 exceeds 40 percent.
One of the most notable species is the polar bear, whose population in the Barents Sea region is genetically distinct from other polar bear subpopulations.
This polyglot nation, whose population consists primarily of Chinese, Indian, and Malaysian ethnic groups, is unique in that the entire city-state combines and celebrates the cultural traditions of each of those ethnic groups.
Ever since we started this mission… the Rangers have beeninvestigating stories about a highly advanced world… whose population was wiped out during a war about 100 years ago… using non-destructive technology. No missiles, no radiation.
According to Barrow, The Gambia, whose population is about 90% Muslim, with the rest Christian and animist, will now be The Republic of Gambia was a republic“not the Islamic republic.
A second Arab Palestinian state, in additionto Jordan, which was carved out of Palestine in 1922- whose population is two-thirds"Palestinian"- will not resolve any core issue at the heart of the conflict.
Widely spread' means an invasive alien species whose population has gone beyond the naturalisation stage, in which a population is self-sustaining, and has spread to colonise a large part of the potential range where it can survive and reproduce;
A second Arab Palestinian state, in additionto Jordan, which was carved out of Palestine in 1921-- whose population is two-thirds"Palestinian"-- will not resolve any core issues at the heart of the conflict.
Absolutely every citizen of the State of Israel, whose population, as already noted above, is very diverse, should have rights not depending on religion or race.
The animals include the Amur leopard,the long-haired tiger and sable, whose population has been significantly affected by human actions, as well as squirrels, chipmunks and wolverines.
(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.