Examples of using Men whose in English and their translations into French
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before men that his bones should rest on the land held in trust for the men whose coming he was privileged to announce.
barely a minute had passed before I was called upon by men whose women were ready to give birth,
The objective shall be attained by reducing the percentage of women and men whose income is lower than the economic assistance norm
children and men whose lives are under threat must be helped to survive and maintain good health.
But it is not true, although certain men whose virtue was not enlightened by the torch of experience may have been able to say it;
usually men whose diet is limited to foods lacking in vitamin C,
ribavirin is contraindicated in women who are pregnant and in men whose female partners are pregnant see CONTRAINDICATIONS
once LCol Kaduck acknowledged his role, that should have been enough to give the benefit of the doubt to men whose reputations had been sullied
which had been created to hear complaints from women and men whose rights had allegedly been violated.
the same limitations apply in the case of migrant boys and men whose rights have not been respected.
political institutions need a balance of women and men whose personal experiences convey a wide range of issues related to Romani people, particularly women.
women and men whose lives are endangered by war,
under the direction-on this planet-of those men whose lives are being transformed through soul contact
surveyed showed that 64 per cent of women who had given birth obtained childcare leave and 0.33 per cent of men whose spouses had given birth obtained childcare leave.
the Federal Office for Equality between Women and Men whose mandate, which derives from the article on equality in the Federal Constitution
it has resulted in large numbers of women and men whose lives have been transformed as a result of FAWE's interventions.
Is this the man whose wife is pregnant?
The man, whose wife he raped.
Man, whose is this?
thus tends to be reserved for men, whose educational standard is higher than women's.