Examples of using Whose citizens in English and their translations into Portuguese
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one concerning third countries whose citizens are required to have a visa when travelling to the EU and Schengen associated countries(negative list),
to be defined and from the fact that we also apply such considerations to countries that are not members of the WTO and whose citizens' lives are worth just as much as those of citizens of WTO countries.
which specifies the countries whose citizens need a visa to cross the external borders of Member States,
rather than slamming the door on a country whose citizens are daily in our midst.
Member States can enter, without a visa, all the countries whose citizens can already travel to the EU without a visa,
regions with multiple disadvantages that have been left out of the information society, and whose citizens cannot even be expected to have a common European awareness.
is to provide assistance, and whose citizens have to pay the costs.
It was foretold by the augurs that sovereignty would come to the city whose citizen sacrificed the cow to Diana.
There is a list of more than 130 countries whose citizens require visas to enter the EU.
This is being paid for by the countries which are net contributors and whose citizens do not want Turkey to join.
It seems incredible for such a security-conscious country, whose citizens enjoy visa-free travel to Europe,
The novella tells the story of a utopian city called Omelas, whose citizens' happiness depends on the ongoing suffering of a single child.
This example shows that even states whose citizens have suffered the most appalling crimes have dispensed with the death penalty as a means of justice.
The recovery of this far-flung British dependency, whose citizens were resolutely committed to remaining British subjects after the Argentine invasion,
Brazil forms part of the'positive list' of countries whose citizens are exempt from visa requirements when crossing the external borders of the European Union.
Brazil forms part of the so-called positive list of countries whose citizens are exempt from visa requirements when they cross the external borders of the European Union.
It should also be mentioned that the signatory states are to draw up a common list of the nonmember countries whose citizens will need an entry visa.
complying with the idea of a united Europe, whose citizens can be freely employed everywhere.
I refer to those countries whose citizens find it easiest to integrate with European culture
then we see a picture of Europe whose citizens stand helplessly before the destructive power of nature.