Examples of using Whose development in English and their translations into Dutch
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Programming
with regard to those countries whose development we support.
the trades unions have increasingly become gigantic syndicates whose development reveals the same tendency as the bourgeois state bodies have done previously.
in which there exist large, mature projects capable of absorbing significant amounts of financial assistance; and whose development will make a clear contribution to the objectives of security of energy supply and the reduction of greenhouse gas emissions.
individual users released by LAUNCH, a DIY diagnostic product whose development is based on DPU platform composed of chip DP431
individual users released by LAUNCH, a DIY diagnostic product whose development is based on DPU platform composed of chip DP431
The current economic situation, whose development will interact with and be affected by the future
emerging airlines whose development still depends, unfortunately, on the'use it or lose it' rule.
have a key role in supporting the deployment of new research facilities, whose development is articulated with ESFRI7
Projects from regions whose development is lagging behind.
Summum is a special client whose development we watch very closely.
It also assists nonmember countries whose development the Union wishes to foster.
Integration between countries whose development is not equal deepens the gulf between rich and poor countries.
A product whose development is the specialistisch product subject of the plan.
Santa Pola is a city whose development has always been associated with the sea.
structural adjustment of the regions whose development.
accounting information systems, whose development includes the international aspects of management;
Enlargement of the EU will lead to the inclusion of additional towns and cities whose development in recent decades has been subject to differing forces.
The top priority is the Objective 1 regions, whose development is seriously lagging behind the rest of the Community.
Those measures in the proposal whose development is currently left to the comitology process need urgent attention and clarification.
At the same time, 1995 was a year in which Phare focused on sectors whose development is closely linked to integration,