Examples of using Whose children in English and their translations into Romanian
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Many mothers whose children are in the surgery departments say that doctors have saved children from disability
Since January 2010, parents whose children were born after 30th September 2009 can choose from 5 types of allowance.
Parents whose children are prone to allergies should be especially careful when taking the drug.
These funds covered educational resources as well as monthly food coupons to the families whose children had perfect attendance.
This option is ideal for parents whose children like to leave their best friends and girlfriends at home for the night.
Disadvantaged families whose children needed support were identified with the help of priests from local parishes.
Parents whose children are still very young,
This situation caused suffering to those families whose children died of measles.
when it is possible to put the child in a walker to mothers, whose children have an increased tonus of the leg muscles.
The«Alma» Child Development Centre supports more than 50 families whose children suffer from developmental and physical disabilities.
This article will consider many issues of interest to parents, whose children are drug addicts.
The easiest way is to introduce sea buckthorn in the diet of the child to those mothers whose children themselves were drawn to the berry.
And especially those mothers whose children were examined for the first time.”.
anybody in this neighborhood whose children have you know.
How could the man I loved, whose children I wanted to have
But a mother, whose children are hungry,
Nargiz Zakirova, a biography whose children attracted public interest,
my dad went up to Michael Imperioli, whose children attended my elementary school.
But I have just moved out of my hotel and into an apartment…"belonging to a famous French author…"whose children are the same age as me
Young parents whose children have not yet reached school age,