Examples of using Whose parents in English and their translations into Swedish
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Children whose parents are caring for children at home after parental leave and who receive a sibling supplement of the home care allowance.
Obviously we won't expel a child whose parents enjoy a GT
Foundation Cat: A foundation cat is one whose parents, as far as we know,
The right to free preschool education for all six-year-olds whose parents want it and everyone's right to publicly supported
Whose parents have been busting their asses to make sure he's happy and how does he repay them?
They wanted to hide the purging of the opposition behind the story of an innocent boy whose parents were killed by terrorists.
Behind the story of an innocent boy whose parents were killed by terrorists. They wanted to hide the purging of the democratic opposition.
Pupils whose parents have a higher education have an average of 0.7 points a higher grades in these subjects than students with parents who have primary education or lower.
Evaluation of web-based interventions targeted to adolescents and young adults whose parents have alcohol or drug problems.
That is the case, in particular, of citizens of the Union whose parents each have different nationality
She belonged to that generation whose parents wanted their daughters to be able to play the piano,
These are the ones that were aborted on the Earth, whose parents don't want to have them.
So you and Gary are going to an orphanage in north Uganda that shelters kids whose parents have been killed in the wars.
children whose parents have made a severe miscalculation.
People born in Finland before 1970, whose parents' background is not known,
An individual whose parents have educational qualifications at primary level has 23 times the risk of having no formal qualification compared to someone whose parents have third level education.
(10*) And although school meals did not exist- probably because no children went hungry to school- a distribution of bath-money to the children whose parents found difficulty in providing it was habitual in several places As to Labour Congresses, they also were a regular Feature of the middles ages.
rates oflifetime drug use among children whose parents have useddrugs in the past year are significantly higher than thosefound in the‘non-vulnerable' group(lifetime prevalence of37-49% compared with 29-39% among children of nonuser parents) 191.
further education of children whose parents live in poverty);
which is why I have proposed action to make citizens aware of the deterioration in the state of mental health in children whose parents have emigrated,