Voorbeelden van het gebruik van Whose government in het Engels en hun vertalingen in het Nederlands
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Whose government is this?
India was part of the British Empire, whose government there was called the British Raj, No. Until the early part.
After the Hindi word for"sovereignty. Until the early part of this century, India was part of the British Empire, No. whose government there was called the British Raj.
The same comment applies, moreover, to France, whose government was not, at the time- between 1998 and 2002-2003- a reactionary one.
Until the early part of this century, India was part of the British Empire, after the Hindi word for"sovereignty. No. whose government there was called the British Raj.
Part of the British empire, whose government there… Until the early part of this century, India was, in fact… was called the British raj, after the Hindi word for sovereignty.
There they are for all the world to see- Peru's most vulnerable citizens whose government now needs to do its duty by them.
Health Minister Simon Harris, whose government is not large enough to block legislation,
The Heads of State or Government of the 27 Member States of the European Union, whose Governments are signatories of the Treaty of Lisbon.
Lastly, coming from a country whose government is recalcitrant as far as consumer organizations being able to bring class actions in the courts is concerned, I welcome that possibility that is now available in all Member States.
Until the early part of this century, India was part of the British Empire whose government there was called the British Raj after the Hindi word for"sovereignty.
Tony Blair, whose government repeatedly prevents the taxation package from getting through, and José Maria Aznar, whose government blocks the notion of a European limited company,
No. Until the early part of this century, India was part of the British Empire… whose government there was called the British Raj… after the Hindi word for"sovereignty.
human rights are still being treated with contempt in that country- a country which we like to see as being close to Europe but whose government makes no concessions and laughs at Europe.
Why else would the EU be developing a strategic partnership with China, whose government shows scant regard for freedoms we consider to be essential?
This week my party marks the 25th anniversary of the election of Margaret Thatcher as Prime Minister of the United Kingdom, whose government I was privileged to join.
and Iran, whose governments also support this plan,
These concerns should be comprehensively addressed in 1997 because there will not be any single currency unless it has popular support in all of those countries whose governments now aspire to join the euro-zone from day one.
Climbers are a significant source of tourist revenue for Nepal, whose government also requires all prospective climbers to obtain an expensive permit,
of course I welcome that development, but I am also interested in who is defending the interests of the remaining detainees, whose governments may not have a special relationship with the United States.
except in the case of Norway, whose Government, following the negative result of the referendum held on 28 November, decided not to propose ratification of the Treaty of Accession to the Norwegian parliament.
for we face some of the largest armies of the world today, whose governments have not renounced the aim of our destruction.
who are overwhelmingly opposed to this accession, and whose governments, like this Parliament, refuse to listen to them,
Kostas Simitis- whose government had previously, albeit unofficially, refused to take in Ocalan-
I would like to begin by saying that I completely disagree with Mr Vlasák, whose government has also participated in what he himself is criticising.
But the heart of the matter is indeed the emergence of a Palestinian Authority whose government is led by members of an organisation included in the EU terrorist list,
former British Prime Minister, Tony Blair, whose government does not have a particularly clean record when it comes to its own sets of accounts.
In theory, a"kingdom" of everlasting perfection had been created in the form of a society whose government was committed to managing the economy according to scientific principles.
They ought to be elected by the General Assembly according to a voting majority that would make membership impossible for a country whose government behaves in a way that may lead to doubts about its human rights credentials.
the new empire's frontier with France would have been largely divided between the states of Baden and Bavaria whose governments were less than enthusiastic with the prospect of having a vengeful France on their doorstep.