Examples of using Whose ability in English and their translations into French
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vulnerable populations who are at much higher risk of acquiring HIV, and whose ability to access services is often heavily compromised.
There is an increased risk in patients whose ability to maintain blood pressure has already been compromised by a reduced blood volume
A medic whose ability to give an injection has been assessed by answering questions may know all the theory, but has not demonstrated real-life competence,
the"C" Panel determined that claims by gainfully employed persons whose ability to work had been permanently or temporarily affected by a disability
gal" types whose ability to relate to an audience
One of the effects of the application of article 7 of Haiti's draft law on judicial reform is that the courts, whose ability to handle cases still leaves something to be desired,
One whose abilities rival your own.
Barry meets a powerful woman whose abilities could help him in his battle with DeVoe.
school says he is"idiosyncratic, cerebral,""a true original whose abilities would lift.
clearly exposed by the Japanese is the population of senior citizens whose abilities decline with age.
The story was conceived around a protagonist whose abilities cannot be properly measured through standardized evaluation;LN 2.A as such, he is mistakenly
the Employment Code obliges certain enterprises to employ disabled workers whose abilities are recognized by the council for occupational guidance
we match youth with families whose abilities and interests complement each other.
retain a cadre of research staff whose abilities are best suited to the mission of the organization.
including the strategies they use to develop a cadre of research staff whose abilities are best suited to the mission of the organization.
completely his ability or whose abilities become comparatively lower through physical
the Ambassador of the Republic of Guyana, His Excellency Mr. Samuel Insanally, whose abilities and clear vision in steering the Assembly during the forty-eighth session will forever be remembered with appreciation.
will be entrusted with that task under the leadership of Ambassador Wolfgang Petritsch of Austria, whose abilities and professionalism are acknowledged by everyone.
including the strategies they use to develop a cadre of research staff whose abilities are best suited to the mission of the organization.
CDS:, and vessels whose ability to manoeuvre is limited.