Examples of using Whose report in English and their translations into Swedish
{-}
-
Official
-
Colloquial
-
Medicine
-
Ecclesiastic
-
Ecclesiastic
-
Official/political
-
Computer
-
Programming
-
Political
The testimony of children. Whose report?
Whose report? The testimony of children.
The testimony of children. Whose report?
Whose report? The testimony of children?
Do you know what happened to Volkov the man whose report you found?
The man whose report you found? Do you know what happened to Volkov?
Finally, I would like to agree with Ms Starkevičiūtė, whose report is, I think, wonderful.
This narrative rests on the authority of a certain Euthymius whose report was inserted into a homily of St. John Damascene[121]
The Commission carried out an impact assessment listed in the Work Programme, whose report is accessible on.
I can, however, accept the one other new amendment by Mrs Thyssen, whose report we are also discussing
The consultation produced around 1450 responses, which have been analysed by a contractor whose report has been published9.
This observation made by the rapporteur is shared by the Commission, whose report repeatedly highlights the need to better inform the citizens on the rights to which they are entitled.
Also in January, it decided to set up a temporary committee on foot-and-mouth disease, whose report was adopted in December.
The UN agency whose report became the basis of world climate talks,
I would like to thank both rapporteurs, whose report I have read with much interest.
I congratulate Mrs Almeida Garrett, whose report has, in my opinion, done a good job
This was the brief entrusted to the de Larosière Group, whose report is the subject of the present EESC opinion.
I would also like to congratulate Mr Blokland, whose report focuses on the responsibilities of the European Central Bank in Europe
composed of Liberal bourgeois, whose report I have so often cited.
Let me begin by expressing my thanks to Romana Jordan Cizelj whose report truly touched on all aspects of a modern industrial policy
The Commission carried out an impact assessment listed in the Work Programme, whose report is accessible on SEC(2005) 1516.
most sincere thanks to Mr Grosch, whose report is of an extremely high quality,
Mr President, I would like to congratulate the rapporteurs and in particular Mr McMahon, to whose report my remarks are particularly addressed.
allow me in conclusion to express my thanks to Mrs Lynne, whose report, which is currently being discussed here,
among whom I would like to single out Mrs Klaß, whose report demonstrates some very good ways of approaching this issue.
Mr President, let me, too, join in congratulating the rapporteur, whose report demonstrates the commitment that is called for
especial thanks, too, to my colleague Mr Bradbourn, whose report is the result of very careful work.
I would like to congratulate the rapporteur, Philip Whitehead, whose report balances the points of view splendidly
Mr Fava, whose report I am essentially going to comment on, on its excellence.
Mrs Hazan, whose report was adopted unanimously in committee, and the chairman, Mr Watson, whose report on security at international summits is meticulous from a legal viewpoint