Examples of using Whose citizens in English and their translations into Greek
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List of countries, whose citizens do not required to have a visa to enter the Republic of Cyprus.
Obviously, in a society whose citizens are able to carry
This is being paid for by the countries which are net contributors and whose citizens do not want Turkey to join.
Obama promised to increase the number of countries whose citizens will not need tourist visas to enter the U.S.
Kosovo is the only Western Balkan country whose citizens need a visa to travel to EU countries.
Russia is not even in the top 10 countries whose citizens used Appleby's services.
Visa Information List of countries whose citizens do NOT need a visa for a stay of up to 90 days.
Kosovo is the only country in the Balkans whose citizens need visas to travel to EU member states.
a full-fledged state, whose citizens are, as already mentioned,
You have to work on unblocking gas deliveries to 18 Member States whose citizens and industries are suffering.
Somalia is a country whose citizens live in very dire
This is also true of the candidate countries, whose citizens are also hungry for rights and values.
Kosovo is the only country in the Balkans region whose citizens currently need visas to travel to EU member states.
(RO) Romania is one of the European Union Member States whose citizens need a visa to enter the territory of the United States.
This week Hungary, whose citizens were the region's most enthusiastic borrowers of francs,
to view the list of countries whose citizens are required to obtain an eTA.
Kosovo is the only country in the Western Balkans whose citizens still need visas to travel to the EU.
The Ranking of the Henley Passport index for 2018 for free movement is headed by Germany, whose citizens can visa-free travel in 177 countries.
It seems incredible for such a security-conscious country, whose citizens enjoy visa-free travel to Europe,
Nowhere does this dissonance manifest itself more dramatically than in Greece, whose citizens had to swallow one imposed indignity after the other.