Examples of using Whose inhabitants in English and their translations into Vietnamese
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Country- a country whose inhabitants will be included in a similar audience;
Is this because Turkey is the only country in NATO whose inhabitants are Muslims?”.
Korai is a tribal village, whose inhabitants were the keepers of dancing sloth bears.
After the shipwreck comes the arrival at the island of Malta whose inhabitants offer a warm welcome.
This covers all European nations except those whose inhabitants speak one of the Finno-Ugrian languages(Lapp, Finnish, Estonian, and Hungarian) or Basque.
An aquarium, no matter how large,is an equilibrium biological system whose inhabitants feel comfortable.
The underworld is a"house of dust" and darkness whose inhabitants eat clay, and are clothed in bird feathers, supervised by terrifying beings.
Black September called the operation“Iqrit and Biram”,after two Palestinian Christian villages whose inhabitants were expelled by the IDF in 1948.
And at the same time, out of 35 countries whose inhabitants eat meat in limited quantities or do not eat it at all, there is not one where the percentage of cancer is high.”.
The shipwreck is followed by a landing on the island of Malta, whose inhabitants show a thoughtful welcome.
Worlds whose inhabitants live in accord with that law have a single government, there are no longer any frontiers and everything is shared in brotherhood, peace and harmony.
He was born and raised on a small island, whose inhabitants are mostly fishermen.
If we imagine a world whose inhabitants could only copy or photograph objects, but were unable to touch them, it would be very difficult for such persons to attain to an exact idea of their form.
There is also a Syriac quarter outside of the old city, whose inhabitants originate from Midyat in Turkey.
Imagine a country whose inhabitants work fewer hours than almost any others, whose workforce is not particularly productive and whose children spend less time at school than most of its neighbours.
The shipwreck is followed by a landing on the island of Malta, whose inhabitants show a thoughtful welcome.
The story itself focuses on the quiet,idyllic island town of Rive, whose inhabitants hold a yearly exposition to celebrate their level of cultural and mechanical achievement.
On some resources of this kind, it is also offered to choose not only the gender of communication,but the country whose inhabitants I would like to talk to.
The following is a list of countries of the world whose inhabitants drive on the left- or right- hand side of the road.
This little polity should be distinguished from the Third Scythian Kingdom in Crimea andLower Dnieper area, whose inhabitants likewise underwent a massive sedentarization.
The rise in technology hasled to skyscrapersand broad urban areas whose inhabitants rely on motors to transport them and their food supply.
In a report of 1881,a French military attaché described the state of insecurity of Sadad, whose inhabitants seemed to suffer attacks from the Bedouins.
It is a story-based game,taking place in a small English village whose inhabitants have mysteriously disappeared.
The rise in technology has led to the construction of skyscrapers andlarge cities whose inhabitants rely on automobiles or other powered transit for transportation.
Next, Gulliver's ship, the Adventure,gets blown off course and he is abandoned on Brobdingnag whose inhabitants are giants with a proportionately gigantic landscape.
When a pregnant country girl leaves home to search for her missing husband,she finds refuge at a mysterious estate whose inhabitants hold more secrets than she may wish to….
The town's indigenous people are Assyrians who trace theirancestry to many Turkish villages in(Tur Abdin) whose inhabitants fled to Syria and established the city after the Assyrian Genocide.
The name Melanesia(in French Mélanésie) was first used by Jules Dumont d'Urville in 1832 to denote an ethnic andgeographical grouping of islands whose inhabitants he thought were distinct from those of Micronesia and Polynesia.