Voorbeelden van het gebruik van Whose trade in het Engels en hun vertalingen in het Nederlands
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Species whose trade is regulated by other EC legislation;
Whether or not a blockade was seen as lawful depended on the laws of the nations whose trade was influenced by the blockade.
In 1881, Arab slave traders, whose trade was hampered by the missionaries' presence,
The effects will be comparatively slight on countries whose trade with the Community is relatively small.
At present, countries whose trade is now flourishing,
For the purposes of this Directive,"dealer" shall mean any natural or legal person whose trade or business consists wholly
north-west of Ireland, who will soon go the way of their sugar counterparts there whose trade has been wiped out.
Information requirements would also need to be established aimed at ensuring that seal products whose trade would be possible by derogation to the prohibitions otherwise in force would be clearly indicated as coming from a country meeting the above-mentioned conditions.
Rulers of port cities and coastal principalities found it advantageous to adopt the same religion as the Moslem merchants on whose trade their livelihoods depended.
Moreover, it is not evident that companies whose trade has been built on the large scale,
including the European Union's Member States, whose trade with Hong Kong totalled some 43 billion ECU in 1996.
other than a dealer whose trade or business consists wholly
We must remember that these stones… comprise only a small percentage of the legitimate diamond industry… whose trade is crucial to the economies of many emerging nations.
It also establishes information requirements aimed at ensuring that seal products whose trade would be possible by derogation to the prohibitions otherwise in force would be clearly identified as coming from a country meeting the required conditions,
The Greenlanders' main commodity was the walrus tusk, which was used primarily in Europe as a substitute for elephant ivory for art décor, whose trade had been blocked by conflict with the Islamic world.
the volume of cargo carried by the conference and generated by the Member States whose trade is served by it;
even more so- and on another scale- those whose trade with the Community is carried on via trans-oceanic transport.
neighbouring EU countries, around 60% of whose trade is now invoiced in euro.
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