Examples of using Whose construction in English and their translations into Greek
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Villa Ifigenia, in Almirida, whose construction was completed in 2005, can easily accommodate up to 7 people in its 100 square meters.
the small chapel became a church, whose construction finished on 1 April 1913.
it wants to put into operation two of the five nuclear units whose construction began under the communist regime.
This is a monumental carved tombs whose construction seems the result of a well organized
The tower whose construction dates back to 1543 has been preserved in very good condition.
there is a solar clock, whose construction is also considered a sample of excellent technique.
which was later destroyed to build the majestic Artemisio, whose construction lasted 120 years.
The trans-Andean railway, whose construction began in 1905, was funded by Porfirio Ahumada,
The Horn of Africa nation is negotiating further funding for Gibe 111, whose construction began in 2006,
In Sanctuary, whose construction began in 325 BC
The next generation the HB-SIB, whose construction is currently underway in Dübendorf,
is a building of the penultimate century in the area of Iliou, whose construction was complete in August 1854,
Your first stop is the Cathedral of Barranquilla(Catedral Metropolitana), the radiant Art Deco cathedral with the monumental vitraux decorating its façade, whose construction took 27 years to be finally completed in 1982.
It should also be borne in mind that a second pipeline, whose construction is supported by several European countries,
new units whose construction is either in progress
The Innovation and Technology Park whose construction is underway in Yerevan will be the first multi-industry park among CIS
both settlement building and by Israel's vast separation barrier- in some parts an eight-meter-high(25 foot) concrete wall- whose construction began in 2002.
Turkish Cypriots on Tuesday(January 9th) dismantled a footbridge in Nicosia, whose construction in late 2005 frustrated plans for the opening of a crossing in the heart of Cyprus's ethnically partitioned capital.
The project consists of 8 spacious apartments whose construction combines the elements of contemporary architectural design,
The same wall whose construction saw the creation of a buffer zone hundreds of metres deep,