Examples of using Whose opinion in English and their translations into Spanish
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supposedly working in Mauritania, on whose opinion his allegations were based.
presence of Ms. Pellicer, who presides in the Secretary-General's Advisory Board on Disarmament, whose opinion we await with great anticipation
the means of communication open to prestigious persons whose opinion can be very influential,
For most community issues, and probably for your issue too, one can identify opinion leaders-- people who are well-respected and/or well-liked where you live, and whose opinion is likely to matter to your target audience.
the custody of children, the latter, whose opinion was extremely important,
the Spanish novelist Juan Valera, whose opinion was very respected among intellectuals in Spain
incurable condition, an abortion may be performed with the consent of a second doctor, whose opinion must be recorded in the patient's medical file.
provides as follows:"A father may name a special board of trustees to guide the surviving mother and guardian, without whose opinion she may not carry out any legal act pertaining to the guardianship." Article 141 establishes:"A
The list of people whose opinions I care about now.
And there is not a single Rishi whose opinions can be accepted as conclusive.
We will deal ruthlessly with anyone whose opinions differ.
Being misunderstood by people whose opinions you value is absolutely the most painful. Gloria Steinem.
The people who you really want to reach, whose opinions and ideas are very different from your own--probably won't be knocking on your door.
These are the people in your community whose opinions are respected,
including traditional leaders whose opinions should be carefully considered,
Focus groups consisting of groups of people whose opinions you would like to know may be somewhat less structured;
This wine has also recently obtained 92 points in the list of the critic James Suckling, whose opinions are taken into account in Asia and America.
are particularly helpful to groups whose opinions are disregarded by their own Governments.
to combat international terrorism, Tajikistan has turned into a country whose opinions are heeded by many leaders of the international community.
Mr. VALENCIA RODRIGUEZ, asked whether employers, whose opinions were taken into account regarding the countries from which migrant workers were accepted,