Examples of using Whose nationals in English and their translations into Danish
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Point 1.4.2 Council Regulation(EC) No 539/2001 deter mining the list of third countries whose nationals must be in possession of visas when crossing the external borders and those whose nationals are ex empt from that requirement:
The governments of the three countries whose nationals are involved in this situation,
did not see fit to protect the interests of 30 of our Commonwealth partners whose nationals at present are welcome in the UK to visit friends
service passports with States whose nationals are subject to prior consultation for a visa to be issued by another Schengen State.
enabling these countries to be included on the list of third countries whose nationals are exempt from the requirement to be in possession of a visa in order to enter the Schengen area.
the relevant coastal States and the States whose nationals fish for such stocks in the adjacent high seas area shall seek,
other States whose nationals fish for such stocks in the region shall cooperate,
indeed those countries whose nationals were pressurising for open adoption, notably the USA.
Slovenia and Lithuania, whose national legislation is examined in this report,
The transfer of 22 million records involving more than 24 parties whose national databases are in different formats is, as you can imagine, no mean feat.
I do not know any country in Europe whose national emblem does not make my flesh creep because of its long and bloody history.
in the heart of a country whose national rugby team did not officially exist until 2011.
not the others, whose national fisheries would have been fatally demolished by it.
The Constitutional Treaty is a voluntary agreement made between consenting governments whose national parliaments would, under its terms, in fact be given stronger roles with regard to scrutiny of the Commission's legislative proposals.
countries of limited size, whose national lines are actually on international lines that might disappear tomorrow
first by the Member States, whose national laws on the matter are- unfortunately- totally disparate,
Institutions in the five partner countries whose national authorities have asked for the role of contractor to be open to institutions in their respective countries together account for 32.2% of project contractors of projects selected in the present application round6.
all Europe's citizens whose national governments must guarantee their well-being and safety.
Part B. Member States may choose not to require contributions from undertakings whose national turnover is less than a set limit.
in the heart of a country whose national rugby team did not officially exist until 2011.
